<p>Not all stories make us proud. They are our stories none-the-less. By consciously contextualizing this family narrative of domestic violence, I am making myself the author of a story that empowers me, instead of silencing me with shame. With each story, my appreciation and connection to this land grow. </p>

Not all stories make us proud. They are our stories none-the-less. By consciously contextualizing this family narrative of domestic violence, I am making myself the author of a story that empowers me, instead of silencing me with shame. With each story, my appreciation and connection to this land grow.

<p>Not all stories make us proud. They are our stories none-the-less. By consciously contextualizing this family narrative of domestic violence, I am making myself the author of a story that empowers me, instead of silencing me with shame. With each story, my appreciation and connection to this land grow.&nbsp;</p>

Episode 5: A New Life in a New London

A family tree is more than just a bunch of names and dates. Are you a white person who has been in North America for several generations or more? Do you know your family migration stories? I believe understanding your white colonial settler stories has the power to heal and create positive change on a personal, familial, social, and maybe even national level. If you do not believe me - you are invited to climb my family tree with me on the Maple Family Treehouse.

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