Institute History
Description
In Kampuchea, Neary Adeline Hay investigates her origins, shaped by the violence of the Khmer Rouge. Born of a forced “red marriage,” she investigates how trauma is passed from one generation to the next — across mind, body, and DNA — and reflects on the possibilities of healing and resilience.
Credits
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