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Is Empathy Helping? CVT's New Tactics in Human Rights raises an important question.
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CVT at the Southern Border: Andrea Cárcamo-Cavazos, CVT senior policy counsel, travels to El Paso, Texas, on behalf of CVT to meet with asylum seekers in detention.
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Children in Chains: Advocating for Change in Georgia: Darlene Lynch, head of external relations, CVT Atlanta, writes about opposing the harmful practice of shackling children in juvenile court.
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Finding “Furaha” (Happiness) at CVT Kakuma: Read direct quotes from survivors Justine Chepngetich, physiotherapist (physical therapist), worked with at CVT Kakuma this past year.
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CVT is among the organizations that partnered with Human Rights First on “Protecting Refugees and Restoring Order: Real Solutions to the Humanitarian Crisis,” a “blueprint offering concrete steps to manage the humanitarian crisis at the U.S. southern border and to address the damage the Trump Administration’s mismanagement of it has caused.” A news release announcing the release of the blueprint includes CVT among the partnering organizations.
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Eric Schwartz, president of Refugees International and a member of CVT’s board, is quoted in an article at The Armenian Mirror-Spectator, “Jorge Sampaio and Vartan Gregorian Honored by Refugees International.”
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Andrea Cárcamo-Cavazos, CVT senior policy counsel, spoke with Joe Virgillito of The Daily Beat podcast about her recent visit to the U.S. southern border. Listen to Part One and Part Two.
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