The latest issue of the International Journal of Narrative Therapy and Community Work showcases creative, community-led narrative responses to trauma, marginalisation, and systemic hostility across global contexts. Edited by Shelja Sen—and marking over 20 years of the Tree of Life approach—this edition highlights innovative methodologies that reclaim identity and foster resilience, including arts-based responses to domestic violence in PNG, collective storytelling with second-generation atomic bomb survivors, trans-affirming mental health care, and digital narrative tools like Minecraft. Through peer-reviewed papers, metaphoric practice frameworks, and multimedia contributions, the issue emphasises the power of narrative practice to honour unheard voices and build solidarity in difficult times.