Trauma and the Body, print edition

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ONLINE EDITION

ONLINE EDITION

Preface by Fabiola R. Delgado

yek zabân kâfi nist.
by Peppa

Sarah E. Brook, POS-1

Nakemiah “Kiki” Williams,
Moss 10

Whispers (Queer Tatreez)
by Micaela Kaibni Raen

Anke Loh, Curated Soundscapes

Leslie Holt, Unspeakable (clown phase 2)

Angie Meche Kilcullen, Bloom

Sasha Kelly Jackson, BRIANNA

Why an art journal about trauma?

The hard truth: trauma is isolating.

This journal aims to create a space where art and literature can intersect, offering a platform for voices that explore the nuanced and often difficult conversation around trauma. Learn more

What’s being said about Tendrils

  • “I am grateful for the focus on art and writing as elements that allow us to express and understand trauma.”

  • “Thank you for creating such an important space.”

  • “It’s inspiring to know how many incredible voices and perspectives are brought together.”

  • "I’m so excited to receive the copy and hold it in my hands."

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Bring Tendrils home

Witness, reflect, and fall in love with over 60 works of art and short-form literature that asks what is Trauma and the Body.