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Born in Amsterdam to Holocaust survivors, Niyati Evers is an author and Diplomate in Process-Oriented Psychology who has facilitated transformational work internationally, including in post-Apartheid South Africa. Her article A Radical Reimagining of Never Again, published in NYU’s The Revealer, received the 2026 Wilbur Award from the Religion Communicators Council and the 2026 Excellence in Religion Reporting Award from the Religion News Association. Through her writing and facilitation, she explores how inner transformation becomes a catalyst for personal, relational and social change.
Published in NYU’s The Revealer in 2025, the daughter of Holocaust survivors reflects on her ancestors’ legacy amidst the violence in Gaza. Drawing on personal testimony, this article asks what it would actually take to make “Never Again” a reality.
“By far the most emotionally resonant piece I’ve read, and one of the most emotional and moving articles I’ve read in my lifetime.
This should be read by every person possible.”
~Religion Communicators Council Juror
I see my role as a facilitator, ally and guide.
I help people expand possibilities by exploring the depths.
There is another kind of power. Not the kind that comes from status, prestige, or position. Call it visionary power: the kind that grows out of an inner reckoning, a long struggle with what has shaped you, and an emergence on the other side. It is deeply personal, it comes from your own journey, yet it serves something far beyond you.
Real change comes from those who can see with deeper eyes and reimagine what is possible, for themselves and for the world they belong to. Inner transformation does not replace collective change. It sustains it.
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