Reem Shaddad

The Vel­vet Rev­o­lu­tion may have pla­cat­ed a na­tion’s call for change, but Ar­men­ian women are just get­ting start­ed.

A rel­a­tive­ly new in­de­pen­dence and fresh waves of con­flict in­spire a South Su­danese refugee to build an­ti­war video games.

A per­son­al in­sight into how dis­place­ment, prej­u­dice and new be­gin­nings have shaped a Ugan­dan Asian’s de­f­i­n­i­tion of home.

The step­son of an Aus­tralian Viet­nam vet­er­an gives an in­sight into what it’s like to live with war-in­duced PTSD.

Adri­an Bo­nen­berg­er was de­ployed to Afghanistan twice. His PTSD is only one rem­nant of the war he wit­nessed.

A per­son­al in­sight into PTSD and why be­ing a fire­fight­er for the US mil­i­tary takes a huge psy­cho­log­i­cal toll.

Viet­nam vet­er­ans were the first to have the term PTSD ap­plied to them, but is the US do­ing enough for its war vet­er­ans?

Dante Sow­ell is one of many US mil­i­tary vet­er­ans strug­gling with PTSD.

Oc­cu­pa­tion­al health lawyer Aman­da Hawes talks tox­ic chem­i­cals and their dead­ly cost for tech work­ers.

How do you get peo­ple to talk about some­thing as un­com­fort­able as death? By giv­ing them tea and cake.