Moral injury refers the lasting psychological, social and spiritual harm caused by actions that transgress a person’s deeply held moral beliefs and expectations.
In this webinar, Angela Nickerson from the University of New South Wales and Ferdinand Garoff from the Centre of Psychotraumatology discuss the concept of moral injury and how it expands our understanding of trauma in refugees and humanitarian workers.
Perspectives from the Interagency People on the Move Technical Working Group (IASC MHPSS RG) and from National RC/RC Societies in…
Challenges and possible solutions for the PSS impact of wearing PPE Austrian Red Cross and Magen David Adom staff in…
Digital training on “ABC” Psychological First Aid adopted to the Covid-19 response from 10am to 4pm (GMT+2) on Thursday,…
We will be talking about concrete ways to use the policy and resolution to leverage better program outcomes and advocate…
We will be talking about concrete ways to use the policy and resolution to leverage better program outcomes and advocate…
Living Well Together Forum I: Co-creative and participatory approaches to integration Co-creative and participatory approaches – Integration as a dynamic…
Talking into the void vs participatory approach