Decolonized Healing
Decolonized Healing (Deco Heal) is a storytelling podcast on opening our eyes to the reality of colonial history, psychological warfare, and political control tactics that impact Asian Pacific Islanders' (AAPI) mental health. decolonizedhealing.substack.com
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Episode #2: Forgetting Grace (opens the original)
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Grace Go, a Korean American college student, educator, and activist, thinks she has cracked the code on why our communities are still bleeding. Colonialism left a wound. Intergenerational trauma and systemic violence now act as fingers, constantly tearing our historical injustices open. Despite the best efforts of liberatory movements, the constant triggering of our lived experiences makes marginalized peoples feel like it’s impossible to heal from our past. In Forgetting Grace, we explore Grace
Episode #1: Forgetting the Dream (opens the original)
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Who were you before the world made you become someone? Rowena Federico Finn, a visual artist, mother, teacher, and longterm-community organizer, spent years trying to become the person she thought she was supposed to be. Until one day, her love for her daughter wrenched her away from needing to meet the expectations of a post-colonial society. As Rowena’s daughter struggled with their identity, Rowena noticed she had similar questions; and suddenly, her growing disconnection to her Filipino root
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