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Working to Restore Dignity and Hope: Biro Okwory Ongom, psychosocial counselor, CVT Kalobeyei, writes about his journey and his work with clients, saying, “Doing this work helps clients get hope, and it gives me hope.”
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Seeing Positive Change for Clients Brings Change for Everyone: Ansam Abusabha, physiotherapist, CVT Jordan, writes about how one client’s progress can bring not only healing, but happiness, to many people.
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A Hybrid Physiotherapy Approach to Care During the Pandemic at CVT Kalobeyei: As the pandemic approached, the physiotherapy team moved quickly to adapt their in-person sessions to a hybrid model, allowing for continued, yet socially distanced, care.
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The Rohingya Need President Joe Biden to Keep his Promise on Refugee Resettlement: Guest author Ariel Zarate, MA, LSW, writes about the dire situation faced by the Rohingya population and the need for change to the U.S. refugee resettlement program.
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CVT STATEMENT: CVT issued a statement from Curt Goering, CVT executive director, following the killing of Daunte Wright by police in Minnesota. “Tragedies like this illustrate all too clearly the systemic racism and ingrained practices of brutality and violence that permeate U.S. policing. The repeated trauma inflicted upon communities of color and the families of the victims by these and other deaths at the hands of law enforcement is intolerable.”
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Frezgi Gebrekristos, MA, EQUIP focal person, CVT Ethiopia-Tigray; Liyam Eloul, MA, CVT clinical advisor; and Shannon Golden, Ph.D., CVT research associate, have two articles in Intervention Journal, “A Field Report on the Pilot Implementation of Problem Management Plus with Lay Providers in an Eritrean Refugee Setting in Ethiopia,” and “Development of a Tool to Assess Competencies of Problem Management Plus Facilitators Using Observed Standardised Role Plays: The EQUIP Competency Rating Scale for Problem Management Plus.”
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