Strategies for holistic repair designed to deliver health to individuals and communities, and to help us reclaim our world.

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** Health Justice
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This month, our Health Justice newsletter brings you strategies for holistic repair—economic, infrastructural, spiritual, therapeutic—designed to deliver health to individuals and communities, and to help us reclaim our world. First, we look at how reparations can address the whole person, including physical and mental health shaped by intergenerational oppression. Continuing to unfurl the pages of our Winter 2022 magazine, we feature three new pieces. One explores how changes to community infrastructure affects health and why, to address these issues, we must mend both architectural and social injuries. We then dive into a story about reclaiming our spiritual connection to one another, our wellbeing, and the Earth. Finally, we explore what it means to understand self-care not as an individualized fix but as a movement that can heal individuals and communities.
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Repairing the Whole: How Reparations Can Address Physical and Mental Health ([link removed])
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For reparations to repair, they must address economic inequality and heal the intergenerational effects of the trauma that racism has wrought. Read more… ([link removed])

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The Psychology of Place and the Critical Role it Plays in Individual and Community Health ([link removed])
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Processes of urban renewal, deindustrialization, planned shrinkage, and the death of Main Streets are pulling us apart from one another. Rebuilding is about fixing the injuries to place as well as mending social fractures. Read more… ([link removed])

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First Aides: Indigenous Stories to Reclaim and Reframe Our Highest Health to Each Other and Mother Earth ([link removed])
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Health Justice needs to be inclusive of all our parts and our relationships to all of Mother Earth’s inhabitants. Here is a story of how deeply connected we are to Mother Earth as a human family, and how we can reframe the dysfunction happening among all of us right now. Read more… ([link removed])

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The Power of Self-Care: A Bridge to Communal Care ([link removed])
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We are in the middle of a national mental health crisis. A time like this can serve as a call to reclaim self-care and communal care as movements that require diving beneath the surface problems, which are just the symptoms of the deeper, more enduring traumas that we carry. Read more... ([link removed])

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