On our blog
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After 2018 Midterm Elections, Stay Vigilant: Curt Goering, CVT executive director, reflects on last week's midterm elections.
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Relieving Suffering for Survivors of Torture: Dedan Otieno, psychosocial counselor, CVT Nairobi, writes about his work with survivors and their actions to help other survivors find care.
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So Many Highlights: Reflecting on 15 years of Human Rights Advocacy: Nancy Pearson, M.S.W., L.I.S.W., training manager for New Tactics in Human Rights, reflects on her 15 years with New Tactics, and how those experiences intersect with the 10th anniversary of CVT Jordan.
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Social Work Expands at CVT's St. Paul Healing Center: Read about plans to expand group treatment options and hire more social workers at our St. Paul clinic!
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The Minnesota State Fair: Clients and Volunteers Reflect: Missing fair season? Read uplifting anecdotes from CVT volunteers about accompanying clients to the Minnesota State Fair.
What's new
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An “Eat for Equity” event to be held on Saturday, November 17, will benefit CVT. Eat For Equity's Emily Torgrimson and one of the event's chefs, Mecca Bos, talked with KFAI about this event, called the “Welcome Table.”
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Kizito Wamala, clinical psychologist with CVT Uganda, is quoted in an article in the Daily Monitor of Uganda, “Your phone is messing up your sleep cycle.”
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CVT STATEMENT: The Center for Victims of Torture today released a statement from Curt Goering in response to President Trump’s proclamation banning admission of asylum seekers into the U.S.
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A column in the St. Cloud Times, “Some good news after a rough time,” includes mention of CVT’s St. Cloud work and the fact that we are expanding there, as reported in an earlier St. Cloud Times article.
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The PR Council is recognizing PR agencies that have donated services and volunteer hours to various organizations and causes. Padilla, an agency based in Minneapolis, took CVT on as a pro-bono client in 2017, and both they and CVT are noted in this post.
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