Throughlines: Resources for Facilitation & Group Study of Healing Haunted Histories

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This resource package aids facilitators and group participants to work a process of self-examination and action as outlined in Elaine Enns and Ched Myers’ Healing Haunted Histories: A Settler Discipleship of Decolonization.

The goal of this work is to build capacity for personal and political practices of restorative solidarity for adult education circles, activist study groups or academic classes/cohorts. This package provides both in-person and online formats adaptable to a group’s size and nature. We have been workshopping this material for a decade, so this guide offers tested models and tools, including some developed since the book’s publication.

Self-Study Guide:
This self-study guide gives the solo reader tools for independent reflection that leads to personal and political change. Intended for individual study, this guide provides a downloadable workbook with reflection questions, interactive activities and worksheets, as well as links to nine recorded videos.

Group Study Guide:
This group study package gives facilitators tools for leading engaging, transformative conversations that lead to personal and political change. Intended for groups of 25 or fewer learners, this guide provides discussion questions, interactive activities, worksheets, and recorded videos for a ten-session study series that can be facilitated in-person or online.

This Group Study resource package contains three tools:

• A 49-page Facilitator’s Guide which includes curriculum for ten sessions, key themes, exercises and worksheets for online and in-person groups.
• Nine Key-Concept Videos narrated by Elaine Enns outlining the themes of each chapter (15-35 min. each).
• A Participant Workbook which includes preparation for each session, reflection questions and worksheets.