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September 11: The Epigenetics of 9/11: Dedicated to the Babies in Utero on 9/11/2001 | September 11: The Epigenetics of 9/11: Dedicated to the Babies in Utero on 9/11/2001 | ||
Featured Speaker: Dr. Stephanie Mines, Author of They Were Families: How War Comes Home, addresses the neurophysiology of traumatic repetition. | Featured Speaker: Dr. '''[[Stephanie Mines]]''', Author of They Were Families: How War Comes Home, addresses the neurophysiology of traumatic repetition. | ||
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Day 756 Mon 9/11/23 The Epigenetics of 9/11: Dedicated to the Babies in Utero on 9/11/2001
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WARRIORS CRY FOR PEACE: A week-long series correlating the tragedies of 9/11 with our environmental meta-crisis. This series honors the lives of all veterans of war and their families and their timeless cries for peace.
September 11: The Epigenetics of 9/11: Dedicated to the Babies in Utero on 9/11/2001
Featured Speaker: Dr. Stephanie Mines, Author of They Were Families: How War Comes Home, addresses the neurophysiology of traumatic repetition.
Convener:
Jim Garrison
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