On our blog
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CVT Kenya: Messages of Healing and Hope for 26 June: Members of the CVT team in Nairobi and Kakuma reflected on their work and on what healing means to survivors.
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A Messageto Survivors and Their Communities: For 26 June, Dr. Simon Adams, CVT president and CEO, writes in support of victims of torture and calls on the world to do more to stand up for universal human rights.
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Recognizing Pride and the Light of Hope: In honor of Pride Month, we recognize hope and care for LGBTQI+ clients, with a special focus on our work in Nairobi, Kenya.
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Sami’s Journey: Noor Al-Sagher, CVT tele-mental health therapist/trainer, writes from the point of view of a child coming to CVT for care in Amman, in order to share how the healing process works for a 12 year-old.
What's new
- CVT Statement: CVT issued this statement as the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that the Remain in Mexico policy will finally come to an end.
- CVT Statement: CVT responded to the court ruling on Title 42, which will keep the ban on asylum seekers in place at the U.S. Southern border under the false pretense of public health. “The U.S. must act now to restore a just and humane asylum system which reflects our values,” writes Jessica Douglas, external relations officer, CVT Georgia.
- CVT Statement: CVT Responds to Human Rights Report on the MPD. “We believe in humane policing that prioritizes communities and protects civilians from discrimination, violence and abuse,” said Ta’Mara Hill, CVT policy officer.
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