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Stand With the Somali Community

Your words can bring healing and solidarity. Join CVT in rejecting division and affirming dignity for all.

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At CVT, we know the deep impact of toxic language. It fuels fear and hatred, and it hurts those who have already endured unimaginable trauma. We believe in compassion, respect, and the shared commitment to welcoming refugees and supporting human rights.

You can help. Send a message of encouragement to the clients we serve — survivors rebuilding their lives in safety and dignity. Your words remind them that they are valued, respected, and never alone.

Together, we rise above division. Together, we affirm that we are strongest when every community is embraced.

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