... for understanding the term, it becomes possible to develop an empirically grounded classification that can be applied more broadly within tourism studies. As such, the study proposes categorising spiritual tourism experiences into five key types: community, quest, healing, experimental and retreat. In Western...

... resistance with pedagogy offers a way to (re)member the herstories of Black women through a nuanced lens that retraces and realizes how legacies of aesthetic self-fashioning inspire and influence how Black women teachers resist, heal, and teach through pedagogies of aesthetic adornment and style...

... rhythms of productivity and embodied engagement to seek holism in their own lives. Creative methodology arts-based embodied writing body as teacher faculty academic norms neoliberalism well-being healing slowness This chapter, a site of lived experience and learning, is alive with inquiry...

.... Womanism embodied experiences body politics women of color indigenous Black transformative justice healing resilience ancestors multigenre inquiry This multigenre chapter builds on the long rich tradition(s) of Black, Indigenous, and Women of Color(s’) (BIWOC) literary writing styles...

...Abstract In this chapter, the author explores moments of personal racialized violence and internalized oppression through a Black feminist endarkened practice of (re)membrance and offers feminist-inspired arts-based embodied engagement as an approach to cultivating a healing-centered educational...

... to Shaping My Leadership Philosophy Victory vulnerability courage authenticity healing openness Abstract In sixth grade, I advanced to my school’s district spelling bee. There were four of us remaining. My word was vulnerable. I asked for the definition, then I asked for the word to be used...

... a vulnerable exploration of how cultural center work can lead to unpacking internalized oppression, shape identity-based spaces for professionals, and serve as a foundation for community healing. By focusing on the journey of meaning-making, the chapter deepens our understanding of identity-based belonging...

... sense of inner peace. Through reflective journal entries and descriptions of embodied experiences, the author reveals how this orientation toward nonviolence extended into personal healing from grief and professional transformation as an educator. The chapter concludes by suggesting that embracing...

... be disgusting. I was so relieved when that finally went away. Since I have never had a medical explanation, I will stick with what I believed as a child: I prayed and had faith, and the psoriasis went away. I do remember how good it felt to heal you through my belief. Except for a couple of persistent places, I...

...Intercultural stories autoethnography healing South Africa calling meaningfulness 1. An African Calling in a Nutshell Did you ever think that you were born in the wrong place? I remember a day when I was sitting in my grandmother’s kitchen, eating oats, when I suddenly realized that I...

... have been shown to range from 30% to 70% ( Dimitry, 2012 ), which mirror findings from children in other active combat zones. Handala has become a symbol for many of these children ( Shahad, 2008 ). Introduction Armed conflict zones children and youth art and poetry resistance trauma healing...

...Graduate school is a tool for access, it can also invoke triggers of stress and anxiety. Adding layers of ongoing racial oppression and a global pandemic would undoubtedly produce environmental harm and perpetuate traumatic outcomes in graduate education. Can one survive, and even heal, during...

... institutional abuse social problems healing restorative justice out of home childcare Introduction Institutional abuse of children was first conceptualised in the 1980s, when a public enquiry was launched to focus on institutional abuse as a named social problem in the United States ( Daly, 2014a ; U.S...

... the depth of Spirit and soul that are the basis upon which we can heal the traumas of the legacies of fragmentation, division and violence and remake/regenerate our educational systems. Education leadership spirituality decolonization climate justice healing By: Maria Vamvalis I am imagining...

... constructions that portray the West as “superior” in relation to the “barbaric” East. This dispossession, oppression, and violence are met by a constellation of local and global approaches to resist, heal, and create Fearless futures for Indigenous and racialized people. Through collaborative storytelling...

... never even bothered telling this story before / because it wasn't high enough / on the list. Suite of Poems: Disasterology, What Lives in the Muscle After the Bruise is Gone, My Mother Makes My Rapist a Meatloaf Trauma survivorship queer family healing memory Abstract The central theme...

... are redefining educational leadership. This chapter addresses its effect on emotional wellbeing together with techniques and strategies to strengthen emotional resilience. Everyday racism identities women of colour professors social justice redefining leadership stress healing emotional wellbeing...

...” and “black” families who clearly share the same ancestry. This has presented a new challenge and opportunity for truth-telling, reconciliation, healing, and repairing the social injustice engendered by structural racism. This chapter explores the work of a group committed to this process. Through this lens...

..., who had committed to their self and were well advanced on their psychological exploration journey, displayed moral qualities akin to exemplarity. Self Integrity Inner work Healing Psyche Jung Introduction For Jung, following Freud, the psyche contains not only the conscious mind but also...