The Migrant & Immigrant Community Action (MICA) Project, founded in 2011, provides low-cost immigration legal services in the St. Louis and Illinois region. With a vision of creating a safe and welcoming community for immigrants, MICA offers a range of legal services including affirmative asylum, U-

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This training series focuses on raising awareness about domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault, and stalking. Participants will learn how to recognize crisis and trauma, respond appropriately to disclosures, and create supportive environments for survivors. The sessions cover key topics

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Family violence is a significant factor leading to homelessness in Victoria, particularly affecting women and young individuals. Safe at Home programs provide victim-survivors with support to remain in their homes while the perpetrator is removed. Brokerage services, such as flexible support package

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Gender-Based Violence (GBV) case management in emergencies involves a structured approach to supporting survivors by ensuring informed decision-making, identification of issues, and emotional support. The process prioritizes survivor empowerment, individualized service delivery, and coordination. Ke

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Addressing the alarming rates of rape and sexual violence in South Africa, this paper advocates for the implementation of a mandatory recourse program to support victims and survivors. Highlighting the current lack of mandatory support for survivors, it emphasizes the importance of immediate recours

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The link between intimate partner violence (IPV) and brain injury is significant, with studies showing a high prevalence of brain injuries among IPV survivors, particularly women. Common types of IPV causing brain injury include hits to the head, strangulation, and banging the head against objects.

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America is known for its diverse immigrant population, with Queens, New York, being a melting pot of various ethnic groups. This article explores the experiences and journeys of immigrants in Queens, highlighting the challenges they face, the sacrifices made to build new lives, and the sense of prid

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This presentation by Dr. Alycia Zink delves into Military Sexual Trauma (MST), covering definitions, statistics, unique aspects in military settings, common reactions like PTSD, and available mental health treatments for survivors. Participants will gain insight into recognizing MST, understanding s

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Ongoing relocation projects for Sendong survivors include developments in Bayanihan sa Iligan Village, Deus Caritas Est Village, Kapuso Village, Red Cross Village, Iligan Eco Village, and Upper Hinaplanon Heights. The activities involve house constructions, land surveys, site development funds, wate

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Dr. P. B. Gujaral, a Senior Consultant in Forensic Medicine, highlights the significant impact of sexual offences, emphasizing the need for a thorough medico-legal examination and comprehensive care for survivors. He discusses the existing protocols, identifying fatal mistakes, and the evolution of

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Gain insight into the systemic inequalities faced by immigrant communities in Greater Manchester, including definitions of refugees and asylum seekers, a snapshot of refugee and migrant communities in Manchester, the Iranian diaspora in the UK, global migrant statistics, and common health issues fac

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This session focuses on providing clinical care for survivors of sexual assault/rape, emphasizing the importance of history-taking, examination, and appropriate responses. Key aspects include taking a thorough history, conducting physical and forensic examinations when necessary, offering necessary

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Explore the diverse immigrant groups that arrived in Britain post-World War II, understanding the push and pull factors that influenced their migration. Delve into the stories of Pakistani, Caribbean, East African Asian, and Polish immigrants, highlighting their experiences and contributions to Brit

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This presentation by Christina McNeely provides valuable insights into military sexual trauma (MST) experienced by veterans, highlighting the definitions, prevalence, impacts, and the VA's response. It explores how MST differs from other traumas, addresses the needs of survivors during the claims pr

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Explore the key concepts of disaster psychology, focusing on the emotional environment of survivors and rescuers. Discover ways rescuers can alleviate stress for themselves and survivors. Learn about symptoms of trauma, both psychological and physiological, and actions to enhance team well-being bef

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Explore the history of ritual abuse and its effects on survivors through the lens of social movements. Learn from Neil Brick's insights on survivor support systems and recovery. Delve into key periods in the history of child and ritualistic abuse, shedding light on the brutal nature of these crimes

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Orange Shirt Day is a national initiative in Canada that aims to honor survivors of Indian Residential Schools and remember those who did not return home. The movement began in 2013 and encourages Canadians to wear orange shirts on September 30 as a gesture of healing and reconciliation. Phyllis Web

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Survivor-centered approach in responding to gender-based violence focuses on creating a supportive environment where survivors' rights are respected, promoting recovery, reinforcing decision-making capacity, and ensuring dignity and respect. It involves addressing victim-blaming attitudes, empowerin

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Understanding the barriers to disclosing sexual violence is crucial in providing support to survivors. Common obstacles include self-blame, fear of not being believed, and concerns about judgment from others. This case study illustrates challenges faced by a woman who was sexually assaulted and high

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Orange Shirt Day is a national movement in Canada to recognize and honor the experience of students of Indian Residential Schools. It began in 2013 to acknowledge survivors and remember those who did not return home. Phyllis Webstad's story of losing her orange shirt at a residential school highligh

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Extreme abuse survivors often find solace and emotional regulation through music and other auditory stimuli, which can evoke various responses such as containment, identity switching, and flashbacks. Despite being less discussed in clinical literature, these stimuli play a crucial role in therapy wi

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The presentation highlights the importance of English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) in addressing skills shortages, immigrant integration, and workforce competence. It discusses key recommendations such as developing an ESOL strategy for England, funding support for ESOL learners, and integ

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Trauma-Informed Care Training involves understanding child traumatic stress, recognizing the effects of trauma on child development, behaviors, and functioning, as well as preventing and coping with Compassion Fatigue. It emphasizes creating safety for both providers and survivors and empowering sur

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Dysphagia, a common issue after a stroke, can lead to difficulty swallowing and may require texture modifications in food and fluids for safety. Up to 65% of stroke survivors may experience dysphagia, which can lead to complications like pneumonia. Proper oral care, mealtime positioning, and awarene

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The Health-Related Quality of Life (HRQOL) Working Group conducted a systematic review of literature since 2000 to focus on HRQOL in adolescents and young adults (AYAs) aged 15-39 years with cancer. The study identified gaps in physical, psychological, social, and spiritual/existential aspects, high

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The paper explores the role of institutions in explaining immigrant-native gaps in European labor markets, focusing on aspects like labor market regulation, skill regime, welfare state regime, and production regime. It discusses how factors such as job prospects for immigrants, centralized wage barg

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Exploring coping strategies passed down by survivors of Jim Crow to the next generation, this qualitative research project conducted interviews with nearly 100 elderly African American survivors. Key findings reveal the long-term psychological impact of racially traumatic events and diverse coping m

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Learn about the best practices and strategies for communication sessions aimed at engaging and communicating with child survivors of sexual abuse. Understand the importance of good communication, the challenges children may face post-abuse, and the consequences of using bad interview practices. Enha

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Delve into the financial lives of immigrant credit union members through qualitative and quantitative research to understand their unique needs and motivations. Explore how to better reach and serve immigrant populations to enhance financial security and independence. Learn about the research method

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Exploring the Safe and Together model in domestic abuse cases involving children, this content delves into perpetrator patterns, system responses, and the impact on survivors. It discusses the cardinal question of whether survivors perceive the system as supportive. The continuum of domestic violenc

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Mei-Li Hey spearheads a project in Uganda to help landmine survivors facing challenges with pit latrines by designing portable and affordable assistive devices. This initiative aims to address sanitation issues and social stigma faced by handicapped individuals, ultimately impacting the disabled com

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This research project examines the role strain and associated health outcomes experienced by immigrant/refugee caregiver-employees in the context of informal caregiving and paid work in Grand Erie, Canada. Using a qualitative approach with intensive interviews, the study delves into the challenges f

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Explore the immigrant experience in early 20th century America through a series of images depicting life on Ellis Island, large families, Italian, French, and Slavic workers, boarding houses, market days, and more. Witness the challenges and opportunities faced by immigrants as they built new lives

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This article discusses the efforts of Lexington People Power in advocating for a welcoming, inclusive, and safe community through initiatives like the Safe Communities Act. The group comprises a diverse range of professionals working towards protecting civil liberties at local, state, and national l

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Safe at Home is an address confidentiality program aiding victims of domestic abuse, sexual assault, trafficking, and violent crimes to transition into survivors. It offers services like Substitute Address, Mail Forwarding, and Confidential Voter Registration. Eligible individuals can apply, includi

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Immigrant associations serve as a practice, providing a platform for expressing needs and defending cultural backgrounds. These groups play a vital role in citizenship, political engagement, and social integration by fostering mutual support, preserving cultural heritage, and promoting local identit

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Empower survivors by debunking myths, promoting self-reflection, and adopting a survivor-centered approach. Understand the influence of personal values, biases, and behaviors in supporting survivors' recovery and agency. Embrace neutrality, self-awareness, and survivor-centric actions to ensure dign

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Domestic violence often leads to housing instability, making it crucial for survivors to access safe housing. This article explores the intersection between domestic violence and housing, highlighting the barriers faced by survivors. It delves into the importance of subsidized housing programs, such

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This content highlights the prevalence of trauma, including intimate partner violence, childhood trauma, sexual assault, and stalking. It discusses disclosures to friends and family, social reactions survivors may face, victim blame, and the importance of providing support and understanding to survi

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Immigrant survivors of domestic violence encounter numerous barriers in accessing lawful immigration status. This presentation covers key aspects such as the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA), U-visa eligibility, available resources, basic immigration facts, pathways to legal permanent residence, st

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