Memory in Motion

science, social, society, culture · EN

Memory in Motion is the concept of how memory - and trauma - is passed from one generation to the next, and how we can learn from these memories from our ancestors in order to heal so that the next generation can move forward. It's the exploration of transgenerational trauma, oral memory, and social change that is inherent to a woman's identity and survival. Each episode is a conversation with women who are actively working in this field as traumatologists, psychologists, activists, artists, and more. Hosted by filmmaker and depth psychologist, Anna Engel, we welcome you to explore memory in motion and give you the tools and vocabulary to untangle your own transgenerational trauma and be part of the change.