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CVT as Mental Health Ambassadors on World Mental Health Day: Wahba Hassanein, psychotherapist/trainer, and Tet Puok Duel, counseling supervisor, CVT Ethiopia-Gambella, write about activities in the Nguenyyiel camp on this important day.
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Family Separation in Immigration Goes Well Beyond the Border: Andrea Cárcamo, CVT senior policy counsel, writes about how the U.S. use of immigration detention results in family separation, yet is often overlooked.
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My Bubble: Noor Al-Sagher, psychologist, CVT Jordan, writes about her experience as a therapist who hears from many different clients about one traumatic event and the unique effects this has on her.
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The Importance of World Mental Health Day, Every Day: Tesfanesh Kassaye, counseling supervisor, CVT Ethiopia-Tigray, writes about the team's activities to commemorate World Mental Health Day.
What's new
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Scott Roehm, CVT Washington director, and Daniel J. Jones, founder of the Penn Quarter Group and president of Advance Democracy, Inc., have a new article at Just Security, “On Accountability and the Next Presidency, Starting With the Cabinet.” The article was picked up by Common Dreams, and was quoted by Reason and Talking Points Memo.
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Scott Roehm, CVT Washington director, is quoted in this article in the Middle East Eye about a new resolution by Representative Ilhan Omar, condemning police brutality. The Middle East Eye article was also picked up by Hiiraan Online and Saafi Films Online.
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In an article at Medium, “Family Separation in Immigration Goes Well Beyond the Border,” Andrea Cárcamo, CVT senior policy counsel, explains how immigration detention results in family separation, and that the next administration must tackle the drivers behind it.
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