Political campaigners Cara Page and Erica Woodland chronicle and analyze the lineage, progress, and future of healing justice — a process of healing collective trauma and fighting institutions of hate.

Capitalism and colonialism have worked hand in hand to subjugate marginalized communities for centuries.

What is intended to 'help' marginalized communities is often framed within the institutions that perpetuate them: the medical-industrial complex, prison systems, and policing.

In Healing Justice Lineages: Dreaming at the Crossroads of Liberation, Collective Care, and Safety, activists and social justice practitioners Cara Page and Erica Woodland share new ways that marginalized communities can heal, describing the lineages, history, and practices of healing justice.

Page and Woodland analyze how marginalized communities can honor their respective cultures, traditions, and beliefs while healing collectively and fighting the institutions that perpetuate white, cisgender male supremacy.