This section includes a collection of articles and book contributions by CVT staff. Unless otherwise noted, the authors are current staff members or were when the article was published.

Harris, David Alan (2007).  Dance/movement therapy approaches to fostering resilience and recovery among African adolescent torture survivors.  TORTURE Journal: Journal on Rehabilitation of Torture Victims and Prevention of Torture, 17(2), 134-155.

The author was a clinician and trainer with CVT in Sierra Leone.

James M. Jaranson, MD, MPH, James Butcher, PhD, Linda Halcon, PhD, MPH, RN, David Robert Johnson, MD, MPH, Cheryl Robertson, PhD, MPH, RN, Kay Savik, MS, Marline Spring, PhD and Joseph Westermeyer, MD, PhD, MPH (2004) Somali and Oromo Refugees: Correlates of Torture and Trauma History. American Journal of Public Health. 94 (4) 591-598.

Holtan, N., K. Antolak, D. Johnson, L. Ide, J. Jaranson and K. Ta. (2002) Unrecognized Torture Affects the Health of Refugees. Minnesota Medicine, 85 (5), 35-39. 

Hubbard, J., Miller, K. E. (2004). Evaluating Ecological Mental Health Interventions in Refugee Communities. In K. Miller & L. Rasco (Ed.), The Mental Health of Refugees (pp. 337-374). New Jersey: Lawrence Erlbaum.

Jon Hubbard is CVT's Director of Research.

Dross, Peter. (2000). Survivors of Politically Motivated Torture: A Large, Growing and Invisible Population of Crime Victims. Office of Victims of Crime OVC Report, U.S. Department of Justice.

Johnson, D. (1998). Healing Torture Survivors as a Strategic Advancement of Human Rights (PDF). TORTURE Journal, Volume 8.

The author is the executive director of CVT.

McCullough-Zander, K. and S. Larson. (2004) The Fear Is Still in Me: Caring for Survivors of Torture, AJN, American Journal of Nursing, 104 (10): 54-64.

This article, by nurses who have been or are nurses at CVT, discusses how to identify, assess and treat those who have endured torture. The article is also available in PDF format.