Planet: Critical
Hurt People Hurt People | Kosha Joubert
Nov 14, 2024
Kosha Joubert, CEO of The Pocket Project, specializes in healing collective trauma and its implications. She explores how collective trauma influences our reaction to environmental crises and advocates for connecting personal and collective healing. The discussion delves into the interplay between historical traumas, contemporary society, and the climate crisis. Additionally, Joubert emphasizes the role of compassionate dialogue in bridging political divides and fostering community-driven solutions for healing amidst systemic oppression.
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- Collective trauma influences individual and societal responses to crises, perpetuating cycles of extraction and exploitation that hinder healing.
- Embodiment and personal healing are vital for effective collective action, emphasizing the importance of integrating inner work with outer activism.
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The Impact of Collective Trauma
Collective trauma deeply affects both individual and societal responses to the ongoing crises the world faces. Patterns of historical violence, colonization, and extraction contribute to present-day crises, affecting how people engage with one another and the environment. This unprocessed trauma lingers in the collective consciousness, influencing behaviors and attitudes in a way that perpetuates systems of extraction and exploitation. Recognizing and addressing these traumas is crucial for fostering awareness and healing, which are necessary for creating a more attuned relationship with the planet.
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