Healing Justice is both a term and movement, first coined by the Atlanta-based Kindred Southern Healing Justice Collective in 2007, that addresses individual/collective generational trauma from systemic violence and oppression by reviving ancestral healing practices and building new, more inclusive ones. Healing Justice calls for a cultural shift in three main areas: 

• the way we engage with loved ones, neighbors, authorities, and bystanders.

•  the way we organize and do movement work.

• the societal standards for delivering “justice”.