Once again, it feels like the pace of war is outstripping any chance for bridge making and peace. Just days ago, we’ve been engaged in conversations with our Israeli colleagues about identifying readily available Arabic language content we could provide to all those impacted by recent disasters in the Middle East. Today, we are watching …
As the enormous scale of impact in Libya is coming into focus – we are heartbroken to learn that for many help will be coming too late. For the survivors the pain of loss and trauma will be something to deal with for years to come. We are redoubling our efforts to identify the funding …
We are proud to announce that thanks to amazing advocacy of one of our Board Members, Dr. Grant Brenner Urban Dreams Film Festival has announced that Languages of Care has been selected as the organization that will be featured during the closing ceremonies on September 28th. UDMHFF kicks off its inaugural festival with 2 days at Regal …
Urban Dreams Mental Health Film Festival Supporting Languages of Care – September 26-28 Read More »
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We are excited to partner with Vibrant Emotional Health of translating the newly developed Chronic Cyclical Disaster Model https://chroniccyclicaldisasters.info. With such an important undertaking – it is exciting to bring multiple languages into the “conversation”. And, of course, we could not do this on our own – partnership with the Respond Crisis Translation Team allows us to branch out …
Vibrant Emotional Health Chronic Cyclical Disaster Model – a way forward in preparedness Read More »
LoC has been chosen by the American Psychiatric Association Foundation as one of the recipients of it’s grants to address language equity and offer much needed support to Ukraine https://psychnews.psychiatryonline.org/doi/10.1176/appi.pn.2022.10.10.9 APA Grant support has allowed our team to “pay forward” and focus on translating documents we know have great value for immediate use in the field. We are continuing our …
