Hosted by Matthew Green. Produced by J'aime Rothbard. A year ago, we launched What is Collective Healing? to create a platform for practitioners from around the world to share what they are learning as they build the trauma healing architecture of the future. In this special anniversary episode, we've woven together a selection of excerpts into an audio tapestry designed to reflect the enormous diversity of experiences and depth of wisdom conveyed by the more than 40 conversations we've published so far. Timed to mark the start of Phase 1 of the Pocket Project Resilience Program, this episode shows how pioneering work to integrate individual, ancestral and collective trauma offers pathways to a more flourishing global future. We love to hear from listeners in the comments and invite you to continue to journey with us as we gather more inspiring stories in the year ahead that show collective healing is not only possible — it's a living field of intelligence in which we can each play a part. With gratitude, Kosha, Matthew and Sonita. Links to entire episodes, in order of speakers featured in this episode: David Young: The Art of Collective Integration J Dallas Gudgell: Restoring Connections with the More-than-human World Yocheved Sidof: Accessing Ancestral Healing Laura Calderón de la Barca: The Collective Wound of Colonialism Luka Faradsch: Grief as a Gateway to Resilience Stephanie Pizzaro: Embodying the Feminine Nico Forest Heinimann: Recursion or Ruin: AI and the Future of Collective Healing James Scurry: From Bystander to Witness, Transforming Global Media Manda Johnson: Global Social Witnessing Episode Subscribe to What is Collective Healing for Reggie Hubbard & HawaH Kasat

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