The conversation about trauma, power, and healing in our systems has been growing for years — and Myrna McCallum has been at the center of it.
Long before “trauma-informed practice” became a widely used phrase, Myrna was doing the work — in courtrooms, communities, institutions, and on stages across North America. The coverage below reflects that journey. It also reflects a moment of transition: from trauma-informed lawyer to the founder of a movement grounded in humanity-centered practice and the conviction that healing is not optional — it is the only way forward.
These features, interviews, and articles are where the work has been seen. Myrna McCallum’s Healing Imperative is the way forward.
If you are a journalist, podcast host, or event organizer interested in connecting with Myrna for an interview, feature, or collaboration, we’d love to hear from you.
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February 2 to 4 · Royston, BC LoveBack™ Retreat: The Pain We Carry Into the Workplace Three days with Natalie Y. Gutiérrez, Moana and Charmaine, for Indigenous, Black and racialized professionals carrying the cost of colonial workplaces. Limited seating. See the retreat → March 4 and 5 · Whistler, BC When Things Go Wrong at Work Repairing trust, navigating conflict and staying connected under pressure. Two days at the Squamish Líl’wat Cultural Centre, open to professionals of every background. See the training →We are gathering again in Vancouver next year for Beyond Justice as Trauma, in person and online. The call for speakers is open until November 15. Send a proposal →