An oral history project has come to a close, focusing on the experiences of Indigenous people who attended Native American boarding schools. The project, led by the National Native organization, collected testimonies from hundreds of individuals. These testimonies included stories of childhood trauma, with many sharing their experiences for the first time in decades.

The stories were met with a range of emotions, from sobbing and cursing to laughter. Further details about the project and its findings are available from the source, including the full stories of the survivors and the impact of the project on their recovery from trauma.