Newsletters
Fall 2024 Newsletter: What's New at SURVIVORS
A Message from the Executive Director: Join Us in Honoring the U.N. International Day in Support of Victims of Torture (June 26th)
Honoring Resilience, Courage & Hope on World Refugee Day
June is Torture Awareness Month: Join Us in Honoring and Supporting Survivors
Spring 2024 Newsletter: Exciting Updates + Progress
December 2023: Healing Together - Give the Gift of Therapy Services
Fall 2023 Newsletter: We're Thankful for Our Community
Summer 2023 Newsletter: What's New at SURVIVORS
June 2023: Day in Support of Victims of Torture
World Refugee Day 2023: A Message from ED Etleva Bejko
February 2023 Newsletter: What's New at SURVIVORS
Summer 2022 NewsletterBlog
SURVIVORS Torture Awareness Month 2020 Campaign
Community of supporters advocating for survivors of torture at the SURVIVORS 2019 Ice Cream Social Virtual Advocacy for Survivors of Torture June 26th of 1987 marks the UN International Day in Support of Victims of Torture, the day in which the Convention Against...
Mental Health Awareness Month: Mental Health of Torture Survivors During COVID-19
Mental health awareness month of 2020 has come at such a critical time, with the urgent demand for more attention to the astounding increase of mental health needs stemming from the pandemic. COVID-19 has significantly impacted our individual lives and our...
Qualified Charitable Distribution (QCDs) Made Easy!
SURVIVORS has served over 3000 torture survivors in 22 years because of the generosity and charitable spirit of our donors, volunteers, and supporters. Recently, economists have been speculating that the new tax laws might adversely impact charitable giving. But...
COVID-19 & How You Can Help – A Message from Executive Director Kathi Anderson
Dear SURVIVORS' Community, I am writing to inform you that SURVIVORS has quickly mobilized to protect the safety of our clients, staff, and volunteers while ensuring we can continue to serve hundreds of torture survivors and their families. As you are aware, we are...
A Brief Guide to Asylum
SURVIVORS is located near the busiest border crossing in the Western Hemisphere, therefore, asylum seekers and refugees are a significant part of our community. Many asylum seekers that flee their home country have suffered severe physical, psychological, and sexual...
Art Therapy and Healing
Art Therapy and Healing by Karen Toloza, MSW Intern Every day at SURVIVORS is a new opportunity to learn about and from our clients. During our monthly healing club, we help our clients learn new things about themselves and others. The Healing Club that was held last...