Vintage Dolls and the Stories They Carry
Vintage dolls carry more than age. They hold stories, emotion, and pieces of history. This article explores the beauty and meaning behind collecting them. By Sergio ToledoEditor-in-Chief, Heed to Heal…
Vintage dolls carry more than age. They hold stories, emotion, and pieces of history. This article explores the beauty and meaning behind collecting them. By Sergio ToledoEditor-in-Chief, Heed to Heal…
You don’t have to believe what everyone else believes. Your truth is valid, and real connection comes from respect, not sameness. By Sergio ToledoEditor-in-Chief, Heed to Heal Introduction It can…
Do you feel guilt for living differently than your family did? Explore the quiet emotions that come with changing paths and how to honor your truth with care. By Sergio…
Some films do more than entertain—they change how we see the world. Here’s why certain movies leave a lasting mark on our hearts and minds. By Sergio ToledoEditor-in-Chief, Heed to…
For those who live between cultures, belonging can feel complicated. Here’s how to honor your in-between identity and find peace in who you are. By Sergio ToledoEditor-in-Chief, Heed to Heal…
Missing the past doesn’t mean you’re stuck—it means something there still matters to you. This article explores how nostalgia can be a form of healing. By Sergio ToledoEditor-in-Chief, Heed to…
Sahaj Kaur Kohli explores how people who belong to more than one culture grapple with love, identity, family, and therapy. By Gisselle MedinaLatino investigative and multimedia journalist As a child of…
Learning about my roots has helped me understand intergenerational trauma and cultural resilience related to my genetics. By Kayla DeVaultJournalist and certified engineer One memory comes to me like a…
Returning to culture is a duty my grandfather believed Native elders had to their communities. He passed this on to me, along with his trauma. By Elizabeth HawksworthCanadian poet, blogger…
Understanding why many Asian Americans don’t seek mental health care—like stigma and lack of culturally appropriate resources—is essential to providing effective support. By Grace GallettiGraduate journalism studentUC Berkeley Content warning: mention…