A 2019 exhibition conceived and created by Peter about resilience in the face of trauma, mental health challenges, and the opioid epidemic.

PUBLIC PROGRAM

Those featured in Threads Unbroken shared the stories behind their work, offering inspiring tales of overcoming and survival in the face of pain. The event included performances from spoken word artist Red Rose Grace, and presentations from others from the Merrimack Valley, including Sandy Guerrier, Homelessness Initiative Coordinator for Lawrence, on how homelessness contributes to (as well as comes from) trauma, mental health challenges, and substance use disorder. The event, which was conducted in English and Spanish to allow access to the region’s large Latinx population, included a variety of resource tables with information on how people can find mental health and/or substance use help or family support.

“In its own way, the Threads Unbroken exhibition is speaking aloud of what we all in our hearts need to speak of: our secret pain, our secret shames. It is a model of a new day when speaking aloud is welcome, admirable, and healing. We need more of that.”

—Peter Bruun

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