Remembering as Medicine: Family, Memory, and the Stories We Inherit

November 19, 12:00pm - 1:15pm
Mānoa Campus, KUYKENDALL 410

Drawing from her two new books, Curandereando: Sacred Decolonial Healing and Echoes of Memory: War, Testimony, and Survival on Sanzao Island, Lani Cupchoy explores how stories, healing practices, oral testimony, and family archives carry memory across generations. Moving across distinct ancestral and historical landscapes, she considers remembering not simply as an act of preserving the past, but as a living practice of healing, resistance, and survival.


Event Sponsor
The Center for Biographical Research, Center for Oral History, Department of Anthropology, Department of Asian Studies, Department of English, Hamilton Library,, Mānoa Campus

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