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Jean Pierre Ndagijimana Shares Thoughts on COVID-19, Historical Trauma, and ResilienceMay 28, 2020PTR African Communities Liaison, Jean Pierre Ndagijimana, is a Rwandan psychologist born in the Congo. In a recent piece published…Continue reading » -
PTR’s Clinical & Training Director Featured in NY TimesApril 10, 2020Dr. Annika Sridharan, PTR's Co-Founder and Clinical & Training Director, was recently featured in the New York Times article, "Trouble…Continue reading » -
Journeys of Struggle and Hope at the U.S./Mexico BorderMay 22, 2019PTR Co-Founder and Board Chair Monika Parikh at the Anapra Border Wall with Diego Adame of…Continue reading » -
Welcoming Our New Executive DirectorApril 20, 2018Dear Friends, Colleagues, and Supporters, It was my great pleasure and honor to join PTR as the organization’s Associate Director…Continue reading » -
Meet the 2017-2018 Global Healing and Human Rights Clinical TeamOctober 14, 2017On September 5th, PTR’s new Global Healing and Human Rights cohort began its intensive training year. These 9 clinical…Continue reading » -
“I have been shocked, humbled, and immeasurably changed by this population…”April 21, 2017It is my pleasure to provide this letter of recommendation on behalf of Partnerships for Trauma Recovery (PTR) in support…Continue reading » -
Alameda County Adopts Resolution That Will Build a Welcoming Community For RefugeesOctober 19, 2016We as a global community are currently experiencing the largest flow of migrants fleeing violence in over 70 years. 65.3…Continue reading » -
The Refugee Crisis at Our DoorstepJuly 6, 2016In the summer of 2014, thousands of Central Americans – mainly unaccompanied children and parents traveling with children from the…Continue reading » -
Growing Up In the Midst of WarJuly 6, 2016Let me tell you a story... It was 1984. The setting: post revolution Iran, a nation still reeling from the…Continue reading »