Convicted Pedophile Eligible for Parole Due to California Law Change

Convicted pedophile who kidnapped and sexually assaulted a 5-year-old girl in 2003 may be released from prison due to a recent California law change, despite being sentenced to 350 years. Victim's family is fighting against his parole.

The Dark Side of Food Porn

The article discusses how recent releases have perverted the approach of food porn by offering extravagantly composed plates that traumatize rather than tantalize. It delves into three different shows that explore the darker side of food and its relationship with survival and control.

Ohio man sentenced to life for shooting his three young sons

Chad Doerman sentenced to life in prison without parole for shooting his three young sons in Ohio. Prosecutor decided not to seek death penalty due to trauma experienced by surviving family members. Doerman admitted to planning the killings and chasing down one of the boys. Defense argued severe mental illness.

Project Beloved: The Molly Jane Mission

Project Beloved renovates police interview rooms to create comfortable and stress-free environments for victims of sexual assault and trauma. The initiative started by Tracy Matheson, in memory of her daughter Molly Jane, has gained momentum and helped over 100 law enforcement agencies across the nation. The rooms aim to make victims feel comfortable and empowered during interviews, providing a safe space for recounting their experiences.

Graduation of Sandy Hook Shooting Survivors

Members of Newtown High School's class of 2024, including survivors of the 2012 Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting, are graduating with mixed emotions, carrying the emotional burden of losing classmates and educators. They continue to live with trauma but are looking forward to the future, motivated to advocate for gun control and other measures to prevent future tragedies.

Shania Twain's Personal Life and Revelations

Shania Twain opens up about forgiveness, her ex-husband's affair, and past abuse in a podcast interview with 'Great Company with Jamie Laing.'

Carjacking Trauma in Mississippi

A Mississippi family was traumatized after carjackers opened fire and attempted to steal their car with young children inside. The family managed to escape and the car was found undamaged nearby. No arrests have been made yet.

Psalm 23 and its Impact on Healing and Restoration

This article discusses the impact of Psalm 23 on the faith and conversion of a woman who experienced trauma and found healing and restoration through Christianity. The passage is seen as a source of hope and peace for those struggling.

Tourist Stabbed in Times Square

A tourist visiting Times Square was stabbed by a man with a criminal history, causing trauma and leading the family to vow never to return to NYC. The attacker was quickly arrested and charged.

Minnesota lawmakers addressing disproportionate removal of Black children in foster care

Minnesota lawmakers are working to reduce the rate of Black children being removed from their families and placed into foster care, which has remained unchanged for nearly 30 years.

Columbine survivor helping others feel safe

Columbine survivor, Krista Hanley, helps others feel safer by co-founding Safer Together and teaching self-defense courses at a senior community in Denver. She struggled for years to address her trauma and now focuses on community safety and trauma-informed training.

Rescue of Abducted Nigerian Woman and Children

Nigerian soldiers rescue woman abducted by extremists a decade ago in village of Chibok, along with her three children. The woman, Lydia Simon, was among the 276 girls seized from their school in April 2014, triggering a global social media campaign tagged #BringBackOurGirls.

Chibok Schoolgirl Abduction by Boko Haram in Nigeria

Nearly 300 Chibok schoolgirls were abducted by Boko Haram in 2014, with 91 still missing. Families marked the 10-year anniversary with ongoing trauma and devastation. Reports show the girls faced sexual violence and coerced marriages, leading to children. International organizations rank Nigeria as the most dangerous place for Christians due to ongoing terrorist threats. President Joe Biden removed Nigeria from the list of countries of particular concern for religious freedom in 2021, sparking outrage.

Conflict between Israel and Palestinians

The city of Sderot in Israel reopened after being attacked by Hamas, causing many residents to evacuate. The residents are gradually returning but face ongoing trauma due to the proximity to the conflict with Gaza. Schools have reopened with added security measures.

Supernova Music Festival Terror Attack Survivor Gathering

Survivors of a terror attack at the Supernova music festival in Israel gathered for group therapy and reconnecting, as they continue to deal with trauma and loss. The event included trance music, healing booths, and support for returning to daily life.

Rwandans' Experiences Growing Up in Post-Genocide Rwanda

Three young Rwandans share their experiences of growing up in a country shaped by genocide.

Kidnapping Epidemic in Nigeria

A father in Nigeria recounts the traumatic kidnapping of his four sons by armed men, the struggles to negotiate for their release, and the ongoing threats and demands from the kidnappers even after partial release.

Hostage Crisis in Gaza

Rachel Goldberg-Polin's son, Hersh, remains hostage in Gaza after being seized by Hamas at a music festival. She continues to advocate for his return, facing uncertainty about his well-being and fate. Despite the ongoing trauma, she remains hopeful and emphasizes the importance of valuing life and ending the suffering on both sides.

Impact of a Hamas Attack on Sderot, Israel

After a Hamas attack on Sderot, Israel, residents evacuated but are now returning with soldiers guarding schools. Trauma and insecurity remain among residents, with psychological support for children. Mayor Alon Davidi reflects on resilience and rebuilding efforts, contrasting the return of Israelis to Sderot with the situation in North Gaza.

Drake Bell criticizes Nickelodeon's response to trauma documentary

Former child actor Drake Bell criticizes Nickelodeon's response to a documentary about child TV stars facing trauma, saying it's empty and they still air their shows, while he has to pay for his own therapy. Bell reveals he was a victim in a child molestation case. Nickelodeon responded by commending his strength and commitment to a safe workplace. Bell checked into rehab after the traumatic interview and is undergoing therapy.

Recovered Grandchildren of Argentina

Claudia Poblete, one of the 'recovered grandchildren' of Argentina, shares her story of being abducted during the Argentine dictatorship and reunited with her biological family years later. The Grandmothers of Plaza de Mayo organization helped many like her in finding their true identities.

Christine Blasey Ford's Experience with Sexual Assault Allegations Against Brett Kavanaugh

Joy Behar scolds male audience members at 'The View' who didn't applaud Christine Blasey Ford. Ford expresses devastation over the lack of evidence found to support her sexual assault allegations against Brett Kavanaugh. She details receiving death threats and discusses the trauma she faced after coming forward.

Survival and Mental Health Challenges in Gaza

Salma Shurrab, a dentistry student from Gaza, survived the military offensive by Israel and fled to Egypt. She found solace in journaling and now helps others confront their pain through writing. The mental health challenges faced by Palestinians, especially youths, are exacerbated by ongoing conflict and trauma. Shurrab, now in Cairo, continues to host journaling workshops to promote healing and resilience.

Drake Bell opens up about being sexually assaulted by Nickelodeon coach Brian Peck

Drake Bell opens up about being sexually assaulted by Nickelodeon coach Brian Peck in a documentary. The abuse led to legal troubles for both Bell and Peck. Bell eventually sought therapy and treatment for his trauma.

Impact of Gaza Crisis on Children

Children in Gaza are suffering from the crisis of war, with many becoming casualties and survivors left traumatized.

Oscar-nominated documentary Four Daughters

The Oscar-nominated documentary Four Daughters blends truth and fiction with rare transparency, providing a unique viewing experience. The film showcases the compelling stories of trauma, survival, and political activism in various parts of the world.

Benjamin Netanyahu's Tenure as Israel's Prime Minister

Benjamin Netanyahu, Israel's longest-serving prime minister, faced trial for bribery, fraud, and breach of trust during his tenure. He faced criticism for his handling of a Hamas attack and was analyzed by a facial recognition expert post-war, showing signs of trauma.