Screengrab from “I Survived The Colombian Conflict” Last December we announced ivoh’s four Restorative Narrative fellows. Each talented fellow has since set out […]
A still from “Liberty Square: Power, History, and Race in Miami.” Courtesy of Moses Shumow. Since becoming a Restorative Narrative fellow
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After completing his second Army tour in Iraq, Matt Mabe was eager to readjust to civilian life. But when he
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Editor’s note: Photographer Mary Beth Meehan has generously contributed prints from her “Seen/Unseen: Providence” installation to ivoh’s Restorative Narrative crowdfunding campaign. Individuals who
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The line comes after 1,326 others, in the penultimate verse of of Walt Whitman’s 52-verse poem “Song of Myself.” It
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In some parts of Atlanta nowadays, you can’t walk (or drive) too far without running into a film crew. In
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