This year’s ivoh Restorative Narrative Summit & Retreat prompted many attendees to write essays and blog posts about their experience. […]
Essays that emerged from ivoh’s Restorative Narrative Retreat & Summit Read More »
For the past two years, Images & Voices of Hope has been exploring a genre that we’re calling Restorative Narrative —
Guest post by: Mary Temiloluwa Ajayi Lova Rakotomalala, the editor of the Francophone region for Global Voices, returned from
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TIME magazine featured an interesting story this month about resilience and the science of bouncing back. We found it especially
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Images & Voices of Hope is featured in a new book, “The Upside of Stress,” written by Stanford University psychologist
ivoh featured in new book, ‘The Upside of Stress’ Read More »
As news broke about Dzhokhar Tsarnaev’s guilty verdict on Wednesday, we couldn’t help but think about the survivors of the Boston bombings. The Boston
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We were drawn this week to the media’s coverage of the 20th anniversary of the Oklahoma City bombings. The Washington
Recognizing resilience & forgiveness on 20th anniversary of Oklahoma City bombing Read More »
After Hurricane Katrina, researchers interviewed about 1,000 low-income parents for an academic study. The hurricane disrupted the study, but prompted
Study looks at levels of happiness before and after Hurricane Katrina Read More »
The Restorative Narrative genre can improve media by offering up a more holistic, balanced approach to news coverage. It also has the
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Health psychologist Kelly McGonigal believes there’s actually an upside to stress. Her research presents interesting findings not just about stress, but about
Kelly McGonigal: ‘Your biological stress response is telling you to share your story’ Read More »
