Three-Fifths Magazine Announces Its 2026 Annual Health & Wellness Edition A Legacy of Healing, A Future of Wholeness FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEOctober 25, 2026 Three-Fifths Magazine proudly announces its 2026 Annual Health & Wellness Edition, “Gratitude as Resistance,” scheduled for publication … Continue reading Gratitude as Resistance
“People often speak about legal accountability as though it is the emotional conclusion to tragedy. As though a verdict marks the end of suffering. As though truth being acknowledged in a courtroom somehow translates into healing for the people left behind.
It does not.
Justice matters. Accountability matters. Truth matters.
But justice is not resurrection.” Continue reading Justice Is Not Resurrection – The Grief That Doesn’t Get Televised
When I Realized Something Was Wrong I struggled with depression, anxiety, and a dysregulated nervous system well into my early 40s—all while going to church faithfully, volunteering, and supporting others at home, at work, and serving in ministry. It wasn’t … Continue reading Recalibrating the Soul: Where Faith and Mental Health Finally Meet
It was early in the morning. On a cold, crisp, early spring day, with all the firefighters at the firehouse seated around the kitchen table, coffee in hand, and the sound of full-throated political and sports debates and rustling newspapers … Continue reading Time To Go To Work
When was the last time you were able to rest? Not just sit down for a minute and catch your breath. But rather to pause long enough to reflect and assess your mental health and wellbeing. When was the last … Continue reading What’s in Your Cup? Recalibrating Your Mental Health
Nearly every week these days, I am in conversation with a woman who is stressed, doubting herself, and overwhelmed by all of the responsibilities in front of her. The world is hard, and many national crises spill over into our … Continue reading Supporting Mental Health for Women Who Support So Many
The Archetypal Cell The contemporary discourse of identity, particularly as filtered through the now-ubiquitous lens of “intersectionality,” often celebrates self-knowledge as the pinnacle of liberation. To name oneself is to claim power; to articulate one’s position at the crossroads of … Continue reading The Deep Structure of Identity Imprisonment
Last week, our community-based organization (CBO), UCA WAVES – United Chinese Americans Wellness, Advocacy, Voices, Education and Support – advertised an opportunity for suicide prevention training through WeChat, the most popular social media platform for Chinese American immigrants worldwide. Within … Continue reading Making WAVES in Asian American Youth Suicide Prevention
I erased everything I had written for this article. When the topic was released, I quickly drafted a piece in one evening. It was a quaint article reflecting on pruning grapevines and how cutting back leads to growth. It encouraged … Continue reading Recalibration Rewrite
