
Anthropology and the Loss of Communal Holding
Anthropologists have noted that orphanhood often becomes a societal mirror—it reveals not only personal grief, but the fracture of a

Anthropologists have noted that orphanhood often becomes a societal mirror—it reveals not only personal grief, but the fracture of a

I am a social worker. I am a minister of the gospel. These two identities are not hats I wear

While orphanhood forms over time, it almost always begins with rupture. Scripture and trauma science agree on this much: disconnection

How Recovering Orphans Turn Hyper-Awareness and Intuition into Empathy and Healing As a recovering orphan, I often hear words in

Why America Needs Comprehensive Foster Care Reform Now There’s a certain comic tragedy in how our society chants the word

I’m increasingly persuaded that many of the crises plaguing our society—from addiction to incarceration, homelessness to human trafficking—are not just

How Empathy and Unprocessed Grief Shape the Lives of Recovering Orphans Recovering orphans carry hearts laden with the loss of

How Moral Debts Become Emotional Burdens for the Next Generation Some inherit wealth, land, or a legacy. Others inherit silence,

There is nothing more dangerous than a young person without hope. Not anger, not defiance, not even recklessness. Hope—or the

The work of justice is not fixing the broken; it’s remembering the forgotten — in ourselves, in each other, and

Anthropologists have noted that orphanhood often becomes a societal mirror—it reveals not only personal grief, but the fracture of a

I am a social worker. I am a minister of the gospel. These two identities are not hats I wear

While orphanhood forms over time, it almost always begins with rupture. Scripture and trauma science agree on this much: disconnection

How Recovering Orphans Turn Hyper-Awareness and Intuition into Empathy and Healing As a recovering orphan, I often hear words in

Why America Needs Comprehensive Foster Care Reform Now There’s a certain comic tragedy in how our society chants the word

I’m increasingly persuaded that many of the crises plaguing our society—from addiction to incarceration, homelessness to human trafficking—are not just

How Empathy and Unprocessed Grief Shape the Lives of Recovering Orphans Recovering orphans carry hearts laden with the loss of

How Moral Debts Become Emotional Burdens for the Next Generation Some inherit wealth, land, or a legacy. Others inherit silence,

There is nothing more dangerous than a young person without hope. Not anger, not defiance, not even recklessness. Hope—or the

The work of justice is not fixing the broken; it’s remembering the forgotten — in ourselves, in each other, and