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Healing Happens Even in Small Moments: Heba Sarhan, psychosocial counselor, CVT Jordan, writes about methods of care that result in changed lives for survivors of torture.
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Clients are Always the Priority: Noor Abuljood,senior psychosocial counselor, CVT Jordan, writes about many varying methods for caring for clients' specific needs.
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Despite the Hurdles Involving Stewart Detention Center, Advocates are Making a Difference: Andrea Cárcamo, senior policy counsel, found hope in Stewart despite exceeding low asylum grant rates.
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America is Better Than This: Everyday Georgians Speak Up for Refugees: Read about CVT Atlanta's participation in this year's Rise for Refuge! Day of Action.
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CVT Ethiopia Commemorates 26 June: CVT Tigray staff went above and beyond in commemorating the United Nations International Day in Support of Victims of Torture.
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NEWS RELEASE: On Friday, September 20, in Washington, D.C., artists and experts will come together for a one-day event to explore, describe and represent the situation of women who have fled Central America. Read more about this joint event from CVT and the Inter-American Commission of Women of the Organization of American States (OAS/CIM).
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A story at KARE-11.com about the recent women-led music festival at Crooner’s Lounge and Supper Club includes CVT among the nonprofit organizations whose work was highlighted.
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CVT STATEMENT: Curt Goering, CVT executive director, responded to the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision issued Wednesday to further impede the asylum process for many seeking safety in the United States.
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An article in Anoka’s Hometown Source newspaper, “Women-owned business to host women-led music festival,” lists CVT among the nonprofit organizations whose work will be highlighted during an upcoming music event at Crooner’s Lounge and Supper Club.
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