A People's Mental Health Movement: Sawubona and the Rise of Healing Circles

This resource helps individuals to name what is most important to them, reclaim it, and stand in their truth in their relationships and leadership - Elena Mireles-Hill

It reframes crisis response (moving from overt action to generative engagement with rupture and emergence), offers tangible spiritual tools (slowing down, ritualizing grief, re-asking questions, tending small relational openings) and is community-oriented (speaks directly to the capacities spiritual leaders need when guiding communities through uncertainty, grief, and breakdown). - Inès Mazas