Healing is not about returning to the past, to the unharmed, as much as we would like to, but about a new beginning. It is important that in the future, in these foundations of a new world building, we lay the preserved surviving bricks, the testimonies, the stories, and the memory of those who were taken from us, who gave themselves, defending this world and leaving it for us.
The Tenth Reporters is 160 pages of documentary text and visual stories about healing, reconstruction, restoration, rebirth and reproduction. A text by Ukrainian psychiatrist and writer Khrystyna Shalak about the study of phantom pains, clapping of one hand and how Ukrainian specialists help patients become whole, despite the loss of limbs. An essay by Wojciech Tochman, a Polish reporter and author of a trilogy about the genocides in Rwanda, Cambodia and Bosnia, about the restoration of ties in society and whether all the discovered graves will bring peace to hearts. A text by TV presenter and reporter Natalia Nagorna about the miracle of the healing of her colleague, who came under fire in Kramatorsk, and life after they don't give you any predictions. Reflections by architect Slava Balbek on whether the question of reconstruction lies only in the plane of architecture. A photo story by Reporters photo editor Danylo Pavlov about patients at the Superhumans center in training, rehabilitation, communication, movement, and joy.
Characteristics:
Book language: Ukrainian
Number of pages: 160
Dimensions: 30x21x1.5 cm
Weight: 0.75 kg