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Hope for Survivors

Send your note of support to a survivor of torture.

Right now, in Minnesota, CVT clients are still recovering from the trauma caused by ICE in the first months of 2026.

Today, we’re asking you to provide the people we serve on their healing journeys with few simple words of kindness. Please write a note of support to a survivor in Minnesota and remind them that they are not alone in their journey.

Your simple act of compassion has the power to uplift CVT clients as they continue to heal.

You don’t have to write a lot. Even a few words will remind a CVT client that kindness and compassion still exist — that in the darkness there is also light, that they are not forgotten, that a future of healing is possible.

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We are honored to earn the trust and accountability of these respected independent third-party organizations.
See other initiatives where CVT is leading the charge:
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For People Who Work With Survivors
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New Tactics in Human Rights
For Human Rights Defenders
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