ivoh fellow Heidi Shin on why a young Liberian refugee, educated in America, chooses to move back ‘home’
Mercy Krua and her son Jefferson are having a disagreement. It’s about whether he should move back home. We’re sitting …
Restorative Narrative Fellowship
ivoh fellow Christa Hillstrom shares how a Lakota Martial Arts teacher helps Native women recover their strength
Patty Stonefish can take down a fully grown man by his finger. She makes it look graceful—a skillful flick of …
ivoh fellow Heidi Shin shares how a US health center adapted to care for Southeast Asian refugees
Doctors at a health clinic in Lowell, Massachusetts, had a problem — their exam rooms reminded refugee patients of torture …
Highlights from ivoh’s first Restorative Narrative Fellowship
For the past two years, Images & Voices of Hope has studied a storytelling genre that we call Restorative Narrative — stories …
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A Metro Muslim Wants to Change Your Mind
This is the story of a Pakistani Muslim from Ann Arbor — a radiologist by trade, an average American …
Muslim Man Builds Homes, Trust, Legacy in Detroit
Waseem Ullah’s outlook on life was cemented before he was born. He immigrated to the U.S. 50 years after …
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Standing Up: Showing Kids Another Way
If a town could be said to hit rock bottom, Austin, Indiana did so this year. The drug abuse problem …
Mission Driven: A nurse finds her calling
If a town could be said to hit rock bottom, Austin, Indiana did so this year. The drug abuse problem …
The Other Side: A cop struggles to save his neighbors from drugs
If a town could be said to hit rock bottom, Austin, Indiana did so this year. The drug abuse problem …
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Last Shot: An addict wakes up
If a town could be said to hit rock bottom, Austin, Indiana did so this year. The drug abuse problem …