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Taking Extra Steps to Care for Survivors, Including Children: Hana Mustafa, senior physiotherapist, CVT Jordan, writes about the complexities of working with child survivors.
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CVT Authors NEW Report: Assessing Refugee Mental Health in Gambella, Ethiopia: CVT’s latest research results help to better understand the needs and perspectives of South Sudanese refugees.
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Creating New Meaning After Loss: Edna Gicovi, psychotherapist/trainer at CVT Nairobi, finds powerful, interwoven threads between the stories of two torture survivor clients.
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CVT Jordan: Important Work for Our Country: Moath Asfoor, outreach and partnership manager, CVT Jordan writes about the importance of mental health care and community outreach for long-term impact.
What's new
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Dr. Lisa Ide, chief medical officer of Zipnosis and a physician who has long worked with CVT, has authored a post on the Zipnosis blog in which she discusses her work with CVT.
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The Human Rights Defenders Blog mentions CVT’s New Tactics in Human Rights’ new online course in a post, “Call for applications for new on-line course: Strategic Effectiveness Method.”
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NEWS RELEASE: The Center for Victims of Torture today opposes S. 1494, the so-called “Secure and Protect Act” introduced by Senator Lindsey Graham.
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NEWS RELEASE: To meet tremendous need for mental health care among South Sudanese refugee torture survivors, CVT is now extending rehabilitative care in the Nguenyyiel refugee camp in the Gambella region of Ethiopia, informed by our January 2019 needs assessment focused on mental health. Our news was reported at Humanitarian News and at Relief Web.
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