Research, Training, and Public Policy - Center for Victims of Torture

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Resource Name:Research, Training, and Public Policy - Center for Victims of Torture

2356 University Avenue West, Suite 430, Saint Paul, MN 55114

Eligibility

Open to all

Required documents

Application/intake form

Hours

9 am - 5 pm Monday - Friday

(612)436-4800

Voice

Intake

Website

https://www.cvt.org/what-we-do/

Email

[email protected]

Application process

Call; email; visit website

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Fees

Vary

Service area

Research: Develop measures of healing and program evaluation, collaborate with research and learning among other torture treatment centers around the world Training: Professional training and consultation in the area of torture rehabilitation to health professionals and school personnel Public Policy: Public policy and legislative advocacy for victims' rights Advocates to expand international resources available to protect and heal survivors of torture, including fostering new tactics and strategies for the prevention of torture

Last Assured

09/24/2025

What's Here

Organizational Consultation/Technical Assistance Speakers/Speakers Bureaus Organizational Assessment and Evaluation Support International Human Rights Programs

Providing organization

Center for Victims of Torture

Helps to rebuild and restore the lives of survivors of torture and their family members. Builds the capacity of colleague programs worldwide, conducts research, and advocates for the prevention of torture.