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For the Children Who Were Crying: Hiba, a former client at CVT Jordan, shares her story of courage and strength because of her concerns for the people who are still in danger back in her home country, Syria.
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New Publication: Impact of Organizational Development in the Torture Rehabilitation Field: Pam Kriege Santoso, PATH project manager, and Kristi Rendahl, CVT consultant, published a paper that focuses on a key topic in torture rehabilitation: organizational development.
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Former CVT Board Member to Publish Book Detailing Doctors Who Torture: Steven H. Miles, MD, former CVT board member, is author of an important and deeply researched book on physician complicity with torture.
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Clinicians Comment on Landmark Study of Refugee Benefits from Mental Health Interventions: As the rare study by CVT's Healing Hearts team is published, clinicians Novia Josiah-Isaac and Alison Beckman speak about their experience working with clients.
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An article in the Minnesota Daily, “Ilhan Omar stops at UMN to discuss foreign policy plans,” includes mention of CVT’s Peter Dross as a panelist at an event to present Rep. Omar’s ‘Pathway to Peace’ plan.
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A blog post at the Saint Paul & Minnesota Foundation, “How to Grow a Successful Endowment Fund,” quotes CVT’s Anna Zaros, donor engagement manager.
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NEWS RELEASE: #Hearts4Refugees Fill Windows of CVT Headquarters, Neighboring Businesses in St. Paul Today
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An article at Mental Daily, “Study Probes The Significance Of Mental Health Intervention In Primary Care Among Refugees,” explores CVT's recently-published study regarding mental health intervention.
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Dr. Andrea Northwood, CVT director of client services, is quoted in an article in Sahan Journal, “INTENSIVE MENTAL HEALTH HELP CAN HELP HEAL REFUGEES FLEEING WAR, MINNESOTA-BASED STUDY FINDS.”
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