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Cara Page

American activist and Practitioner

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About Cara Page

Cara Page is an American queer feminist, cultural memory worker, and healing justice practitioner. She is a key figure in the healing justice movement in the United States rooted in Black feminist traditions to transform generational trauma caused by systemic oppression and structural violence. She is a co-editor of Healing Justice Lineages: Dreaming at the Crossroads of Liberation, Collective Care, and Safety, published with Erica Woodland in 2023.

Background Page grew up in a politically engaged and artistically inclined environment and became involved in organizing for racial, gender, and queer justice from a young age.

Influence Through her cultural and political work, Page has helped define healing justice as a framework for collective resistance and community care. The Chicago Book Review described the anthology as a "volume much-needed amid racial, reproductive, and environmental justice movements hindered by battle scars and fatigue."

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