Lerato Tsotetsi (19) chooses to not let her past trauma define her, but directed the pain into something that assisted her with healing and growth.

Ross Browning, once regarded as the Kinahan cartel’s number one man in Ireland, has shared new poetry about “letting go”.

One Irish man, Arun Sharma, explains how his upcoming poetry book has given him pause for reflection on his experiences growing up in Northern Ireland during The Troubles and become catharsis for the ...

In a development project as big as Sharswood, there was a lot of cement being poured. That opened up possibilities — and a ...

If there’s one conviction that has followed Michelle Bitting throughout her life, it’s that “good things can come from ...

Cherien Dabis' film "All That's Left of You" portrays the intergenerational trauma of a Palestinian family, and asks ...

Every week, The Post runs a collection of letters of readers’ grievances — pointing out grammatical mistakes, missing ...

Author, firefighter and current Hemingway House writer-in-residence Ibe Liebenberg will lead two free literary events organized by The Community Library on Tuesday and Wednesday as part of a partnersh ...

Harvard psychiatrist Nancy Rappaport often navigates challenging clinical problems by leaning on established theory. Lately ...

Overview: "A Princess in the Ghetto" is a soul-stirring play that explores the journey of becoming a Black woman in the city ...

In the suburbs of Delhi, girls who have survived violence find inspiration in the indomitable spirit of artist-activists like ...