25 Years After 9/11, Trauma Keeps Its Own Calendar
This September 11 marks twenty-five years since the attacks that killed nearly 3,000 people. The anniversary coverage will remember the day.
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The Tide Comes In: Colorado's Coercive Control Law Takes Effect
On August 12, Colorado House Bill 26-1309 — “Abuse in Cases of Separation” — takes effect. When we wrote about it in July, it was a law on paper.
Narcissistic Abuse and the Power of Film
Two films about narcissistic abuse reach general audiences this summer. What they show, and what survivors will recognize.
The Double Exile: Why Leaving an Abuser May Be Harder for LGBTQ+ Survivors
When an abuser is woven into someone’s LGBTQ+ world, leaving them can cost that person both their community and their queer identity.
What Your ACE Score Won’t Tell You
The ACE quiz measures childhood trauma exposure — but not access to repair. Learn what your score means, what it misses, and where to find peer support.
