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How Trauma Workers Are Helping Indigenous Communities Heal From Deep-Rooted Grief Emily Laurence © Photo: Stocksy/Howl; Art: W+G Creative healing from historic trauma Every person regardless of race, socioeconomic background, and gender can experience trauma. Although trauma doesn t discriminate, it does affect different cultural communities in different ways. Jillene Joseph is a member of the People of the White Clay tribal community in Montana and the executive director at the Native Wellness Institute, a non-profit aiming to improve the health and well-being of Native people. She explains that for Native people, trauma is historic and passed down through generations. This deep-rooted trauma, she says, has contributed to a number of obstacles in Native communities, including high rates of suicide, alcoholism, and depression.

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