On our blog
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"The Mind-Body Connection at CVT Kakuma": Joseph Wesonga, phsyiotherapist/trainer, writes about life-changing physical therapy at CVT's newest location.
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How a Seamstress and Her Niece Changed CVT's Volunteer Program: For Christine Bornhofer and her niece, Danielle, crafting DIY heating pads for CVT's torture survivor clients is a family affair.
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The Logistics of Helping to Change Lives: Jack Indusa, logistics officer, CVT Nairobi, writes about the complexity and importance of logistics work in Kakuma and Nairobi.
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Alive: (Tekle Tareke) Taktar, a member of the Victims of Sinai Torture Association, Adi Harush refugee camp, Ethiopia, wrote this original poem. Enjoy!
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Healing Hearts: A New Study Shows Positive Results for Karen Clients: A new paper explores how integrated behavioral health care can effectively address the needs of a group of Karen refugee clients.
What's new
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The latest issue of the Jordan INGO Forum “JIF” Newsletter features an article from CVT Jordan, "CVT: on the road to recovery."
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News Release: Human Rights and Civil Liberties Groups Urge APA Not to Reverse Human Rights and Ethical Protections for Guantanamo Detainees
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CVT’s August 1 letter to the APA is cited in an article at Medium by (retired) psychologist and author Jeffrey Kaye, “UN states US interrogations use torture, Guantanamo is a torture facility… So why do military psychologists want to work there?”
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News Release: CVT Letter to APA Questions Effort to Return Military Psychologists to Guantanamo
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CVT’s New Tactics in Human Rights program is mentioned as a partner in the recently-launched Rawabet initiative in an article at Global Net and at Espace Manager.
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A DeKalb Free Press article spotlights CVT Atlanta's move to Clarkston, Georgia, and our work with asylum-seekers and refugees who have survived torture and war trauma.
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