The existential threat to life in Ukraine has intensified. More than 90% of Ukrainians now exhibit symptoms of anxiety, and 57% are at risk of developing mental health disorders. In the midst of all this, how can life continue to be celebrated, how can resilience be cultivated, how can communities provide a structure of support? In this call, we will hear from Therapists, Resilience Circle Facilitators and Trauma-Informed Leadership Alumni of the Ukraine Trauma Relief Project about their experiences. Join us to allow your heart and compassion to become nourishment for our Ukrainian community.This event is hosted by:Daria Yemets, Ukraine Trauma Relief Project Manager, is 25 years old, lives in Kyiv, Ukraine and is a psychologist, breath work and mindfulness instructor and researcher of collective post-traumatic growth and intergenerational resilience in Ukraine.Oksana Ruda, Ukraine Trauma Relief Strategic Advisor, is a PhD, psychologist and author with a high level of expertise in psychology, education and social change.

UNRULY offers language to articulate the full spectrum of Black women's embodied realities—in all their pain, power, and possibility.In this powerful debut, Antoinette Cooper weaves poetry, memoir, and documentary evidence into an ineffable work of embodied storytelling. UNRULY honors the Black female body as a site of profound resilience and complex histories.With uncompromising honesty and lyrical precision, Cooper explores the intimate experiences of Black women—from historical medical abuses to contemporary health disparities, intergenerational trauma, societal beauty standards, and personal encounters with violence and healing. UNRULY refuses silence by (re)claiming our often unspoken and inviolable voice.This revelatory reading experience, at once deeply personal and universally resonant, offers a nuanced exploration of how past and present intertwine in Black women's bodies. Cooper's genre-defying approach invites us to witness ancestral legacies while envisioning paths to integration and liberation, announcing her as an essential voice in contemporary literature."Unruly powerfully unmasks the scream that resides deep within - a pain that never surfaced - raw and clear,  the voice that speaks for centuries of voices in our midst. Antoinette Cooper’s life, fight, and revelation cast into "Poetry of the Edge" is a magnetizing, passionate account of her personal and collective journey."  – Thomas Hübl, Co-founder, Pocket ProjectBy joining the book launch, you will:Witness and empower Black women's stories as medicine for personal and collective healing, honoring both ancestral wisdom and contemporary experiences. Experience how embodied storytelling can create new pathways for engaging with historical trauma, offering a unique technology for transparent communication and collective healing. Practice decolonial and generative ways of moving conversations about race and trauma from intellectual understanding into embodied wisdom. Discover tools for befriending wounds that have been subject to erasure, breaking the collective agreement of silence that has kept generations from wholeness. Connect with a community of practitioners committed to transformation, as we explore how UNRULY invites us to stay present with both beauty and brutality through the art of conscious witness.