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[https://journals.sagepub.com/home/ero](https://journals.sagepub.com/home/ero)  \nAdvancing a Holistic Trauma Framework for Collective Healing From  \nColonial Abuses  \nAdam J. Alvarez  \nRowan University  \nAbiola Farinde-Wu  \nUniversity of Massachusetts Boston  \nIn this article, we argue that healing from trauma in a racialized context requires an act of collective, critical resistance whereby educators and researchers reject a White-dominant colonial perspective of trauma on the grounds that it ispathologizing in several ways. We introduce a holistic trauma framework for understanding and responding to trauma within a racialized context. First, our framework seeks to draw on multiple forms of knowledge and experience to gain a deeper sense of trauma, suffering, and healing. Second, it uses an organic approach to promote relationships and support healing. Third, our framework explores multiple timepoints by introducing proactive, interactive, and reactive approaches for addressing trauma more comprehensively. We hope our framework will enhance the field of trauma research, which is, at present, overpopulated by White-dominant, colonial perspectives that mask systemic racial inequities.  \nKeywords: action research, case studies, equity, healing, qualitative research, race, social context, stress/coping, trauma  \nPolice killings, a global pandemic, and necessary social isolation have caused many of us to think and talk more about the trauma we and others experience. Meanwhile, political world views on these and other matters heavily influence the national discourse, causing some people to experience even deeper wounds as they are pushed further to the margins of society (Shepherd et al., 2020) . Amid so many traumatic happenings motivated by White supremacy, we argue that relying on a White-dominant colonial logic to think and talk about such traumas can have grave consequences for Black, Brown, and other marginalized people of color across domains, such as economic, cultural, cognitive-moral, somatic and, in a sense, even ontological (Mills, 2003) . For one, this logic diverts attention away from the systemic racialized sources of trauma, namely poverty and institutional violence (Garo et al., 2018; Slopen et al., 2016) . Two, it (un)intentionally perpetuates deficit-oriented trauma narratives that reify racism and White supremacy (Goldin et al, 2021) . Third, such a logic obstructs society’s collective capacity to engage in holistic healing (Ginwright, 2018) . In short, when it comes to trauma, there is a need to move the discourse and scholarship beyond a myopic, White-dominant, colonial perspective that masks systemic racial inequities and prevents collective healing from colonial abuses, such as racism, sexism or xenophobia (Alvarez, 2020). Therefore, our goal in this article is to introduce a holistic trauma framework  \nthat can function as a conceptual tool for reframing trauma discourses and for enhancing trauma research with participants across the educational spectrum, especially young people of color who are marginalized within and around oppressive school structures.  \nOur interest in advancing research on race, trauma, and healing is personal. Before we began our work together 7 years ago, Author 1, a Mexican American man, had been an elementary teacher for 6 years in a racially and culturally diverse school at a psychiatric treatment facility in Central Texas. Author 2, a Nigerian American woman, was a secondary educator who worked with culturally and linguistically diverse students in an urban public school in Texas. As people of color, we both share similar racialized experiences with our former students and, like some of them, we carry trauma in our own respective bodies—t","cbCaiu9y412ADQae","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiu9y412ADQae","pdf",603823,15,"English","# Introduction\n# Holistic trauma framework\n## Multi-knowledge and experience\n## Organic relational approach\n## Proactive, interactive, and reactive timepoints\n# Motivation and personal stakes\n# Theoretical foundation and rejection of white-dominant colonial logics","[{\"question\":\"Why do the authors argue for a collective, critical resistance approach to trauma healing?\",\"answer\":\"They argue that healing in racialized contexts requires rejecting white-dominant colonial logics, which pathologize trauma and hide systemic racial inequities.\"},{\"question\":\"What are the three main features of the proposed holistic trauma framework?\",\"answer\":\"The framework draws on multiple knowledge forms, promotes healing through an organic relational approach, and addresses trauma across proactive, interactive, and reactive timepoints.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the article position its framework to improve trauma research and practice in education?\",\"answer\":\"It is intended as a conceptual tool to reframe trauma discourses and enhance trauma research across the educational spectrum, especially for marginalized young people of color.\"}]","Advancing a Holistic Trauma Framework for Collective Healing From Colonial Abuses - read online free | PDF",1792068956,38]