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Knowledge-sharing [1]

All of our activities aim to facilitate knowledge-sharing among the community that supports torture survivors, in ways that range from formal events and consultations to e-learning opportunities to casual networking and discussion. In this section, we specifically want to share the more informal opportunities for knowledge-sharing with and between professionals: a quarterly digest, a discussion listserv, and this website. 

Quarterly Digest

Our quarterly digests are intended for all refugee survivor-serving organizations. These digests feature in-depth news and information related to torture rehabilitation, holistic sustainability, and integrated care. These digests will be distributed directly via email, and will be shared on this website. You can sign up for the digest and mailing list here [2]. We also use this digest list to inform of upcoming webinars and training information, as well as other important technical updates. Below are a few of our previous digests:

      Healing Focus (FY2022 Q3): Latest Trainings and Resources [3]
      Healing Focus (FY2022 Q2): Afghan Arrivals Trainings and Resources [4]
      Healing Focus (FY2022 Q1): [5]Guide to Services [6]
      Healing Focus (FY2021 Q3): Program Considerations on Post-COVID Reopening [5]
      Healing Focus (FY2021 Q2): COVID-19 Vaccinations and Supportive Resources [7]
      Healing Focus (FY2021 Q1): Latest Updates [8]
      Healing Focus (FY2020 Q4): Updates on Fundamentals and Resources [9]
      Healing Focus (FY2020 Q3): COVID-19 Resources [10]
      Healing Focus (FY2020 Q1): Unaccompanied Youth, Part 1 [11]
      Healing Focus (FY2019 Q4): Resources on Healtorture.org [12]
      Healing Focus (FY2019 Q3): Trauma's Impact on Memory [13]
      Healing Focus(FY2019 Q2): Asylum -Testimony, Evaluations and Staying Current [14]
 
To view a list of our previous digests, click here [15].

Discussion Listserv (Google Group)

Heal_torture_talk is a low-traffic, high-value email-based discussion listserv for professionals serving survivors of torture. HealTorture-Talk is a Google Group that is open to all staff working in programs for torture survivors who are either ORR/TVRA grantees, members of the National Consortium of Torture Treatment Programs (NCTTP), or  ORR/TVRA staff.  It is also open to staff at ORR-funded programs, beyond those funded under the TVRA, who see survivors of torture in their work. It is sponsored by the National Capacity-building Project and funded by ORR/TVRA funds. Subscribers may be clinical or non-clinical staff. 

Its purpose is to facilitate cooperation and information-sharing among programs serving torture survivors, promote best practices, and provide quicker access to people with relevant interests and experiences. You can sign up for the listserv here [16]. We strongly encourage you to post to the listserv to share research, resources, or opportunities that you have found, and ask questions of your colleagues in the field. Some members of the listserv have been working in torture treatment for more than 35 years; the wealth of expertise available is immense.

HealTorture Website

HealTorture.org was created in 2009 to serve as a resource to all who serve survivors of torture.  While 99% of the resources on HealTorture.org are available to all without need to log in, we still encourage you to sign up for an account on the website [17] to access member-only content, post comments (signed in or not) on resources that you find here, and of course, share the website widely with your colleagues. We are always grateful to hear suggestions or requests for new content [18], and strive to continually improve and update the site to serve your needs.

You can also email us at HealTorture [19] if you have any questions about any of these knowledge-sharing tools. 

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CVT's National Capacity Building Project received $400,000 through competitive funding through the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Administration for Children and Families, Grant #90ZT0187. The contents of this website are solely the responsibility of the authors and do not necessarily represent the official views of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Administration for Children and Families.
 
The National Capacity Building Project is a project of The Center for Victims of Torture. No official endorsement by ORR, DHHS, or CVT for the information on this website is intended or should be inferred.
 
 

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