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Episode 18 Beyond the Scars: Tanmoyee on Intergenerational Trauma and Healing

from The Critical Social Worker: A Revolutionary Storytelling Podcast · host Christian Ace Stettler

In episode 18 of "The Critical Social Worker: A Revolutionary Storytelling Podcast," titled "Beyond the Scars: Tanmoyee on Intergenerational Trauma and Healing," host Professor Christian Ace Stettler and co-host Alexa Adelmeyer guide listeners into the heart of India's stand against gender/sexual violence. Our distinguished guest, Tanmoyee Bhattacharjee, a devoted social worker and researcher from New Delhi, India, shares her wealth of knowledge and experiences from her work with Shakti Shalini. This dedicated organization champions the cause of survivors of gender/sexual violence and provides them a beacon of hope. As the coordinator of Shakti Shalini's Child Protection Unit, Tanmoyee offers deep insight into the struggles of children of survivors, spotlighting the specialized support required for their healing and development. Our conversation ventures into the intricate web of intergenerational cycles of violence, patriarchal norms, and the enduring traumatic impact of these societal issues. We illuminate hard-hitting topics such as domestic violence within families, child protection amidst inter-gender violence, and the essence of a holistic restorative approach that embraces the entire family. Furthermore, we unpack the complex interrelation of unaddressed trauma, societal masculine expectations, and the ensuing cycle of substance abuse. This episode provides a closer examination of the destructive ramifications of unaddressed trauma and masculine stereotypes, especially their alarming intersection with alcohol misuse. Staying true to our mission to instigate critical dialogue, empathy, and understanding, this episode encapsulates the power of storytelling as a transformative educational tool. We remain steadfast in our commitment to creating an inclusive and safe space, emphasizing critical thinking, and showcasing Indigenous ideas and experiences. Join us on this compelling journey with Tanmoyee, as we unearth her experiences and steadfast dedication to social justice, hoping to evoke transformative experiences and empower our community to effect change, one story at a time. Episode 18, "Beyond the Scars: Tanmoyee on Intergenerational Trauma and Healing," is a testament to our potential to bridge global divides, challenge existing narratives, and stimulate impactful dialogue that holds the promise of reshaping understanding and inspiring meaningful action. Download the Callin app for iOS and Android to listen to this podcast live, call in, and more! Also available at callin.com

In episode 18 of "The Critical Social Worker: A Revolutionary Storytelling Podcast," titled "Beyond the Scars: Tanmoyee on Intergenerational Trauma and Healing," host Professor Christian Ace Stettler and co-host Alexa Adelmeyer guide listeners into the heart of India's stand against gender/sexual violence. Our distinguished guest, Tanmoyee Bhattacharjee, a devoted social worker and researcher from New Delhi, India, shares her wealth of knowledge and experiences from her work with Shakti Shalini. This dedicated organization champions the cause of survivors of gender/sexual violence and provides them a beacon of hope. As the coordinator of Shakti Shalini's Child Protection Unit, Tanmoyee offers deep insight into the struggles of children of survivors, spotlighting the specialized support required for their healing and development. Our conversation ventures into the intricate web of intergenerational cycles of violence, patriarchal norms, and the enduring traumatic impact of these societal issues. We illuminate hard-hitting topics such as domestic violence within families, child protection amidst inter-gender violence, and the essence of a holistic restorative approach that embraces the entire family. Furthermore, we unpack the complex interrelation of unaddressed trauma, societal masculine expectations, and the ensuing cycle of substance abuse. This episode provides a closer examination of the destructive ramifications of unaddressed trauma and masculine stereotypes, especially their alarming intersection with alcohol misuse. Staying true to our mission to instigate critical dialogue, empathy, and understanding, this episode encapsulates the power of storytelling as a transformative educational tool. We remain steadfast in our commitment to creating an inclusive and safe space, emphasizing critical thinking, and showcasing Indigenous ideas and experiences. Join us on this compelling journey with Tanmoyee, as we unearth her experiences and steadfast dedication to social justice, hoping to evoke transformative experiences and empower our community to effect change, one story at a time. Episode 18, "Beyond the Scars: Tanmoyee on Intergenerational Trauma and Healing," is a testament to our potential to bridge global divides, challenge existing narratives, and stimulate impactful dialogue that holds the promise of reshaping understanding and inspiring meaningful action. Download the Callin app for iOS and Android to listen to this podcast live, call in, and more! Also available at callin.com

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