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Resilience Unveiled: Stories of Healing and Growth in Refugee Communities with Katrin Glatz Brubakk
Katrin Glatz Brubakk is a Clinical Child Psychologist and Assistant Professor at NTNU. With a passion for working in refugee contexts, she has dedicated the past eight years of her career to fieldwork in various regions. Katrin has provided support and assistance to refugees in Egypt, Congo, Turkey, and on a rescue boat in the Mediterranean. Notably, she has visited the Moria refugee camp in Greece on twelve occasions.
Katrin's deep engagement with the realities of life in Moria led her to write a compelling book that delves into its history, the experiences of its residents, the political dynamics, and the psychological consequences of living in the camp. Her book offers a unique perspective and sheds light on the complex challenges faced by those living in such circumstances.
Recognizing the urgency of the situation, Katrin has taken on a leadership role as the head of the "Moriabevegelsen" in Norway—a campaign aimed at evacuating the children from the Moria camp. Through her advocacy and efforts, she seeks to provide a voice for those who are most vulnerable and to bring attention to the pressing need for action and support.
With her extensive experience, academic expertise, and unwavering dedication, Katrin Glatz Brubakk is making a significant impact in the field of refugee assistance, amplifying the voices of those in need and working towards creating a more compassionate and just world.
Katrin Glatz Brubakk's contact information:
Facebook: @KatrinGlatzBrubakk
Twitter: @KatrinGlatzBrubakk
LinkedIn: @KatrinGlatzBrubakk
Book: MORIA: på innsiden av Europas største flyktningleir
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S3 E12: Insights from an UN WHO Leader on Fostering Resilient & Responsive Teams. Dr. Rui Vaz, A Former WHO Leader.
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Katrin Glatz Brubakk is a Clinical Child Psychologist and Assistant Professor at NTNU. With a passion for working in refugee contexts, she has dedicated the past eight years of her career to fieldwork in various regions. Katrin has provided support and assistance to refugees in Egypt, Congo, Turkey, and on a rescue boat in the Mediterranean. Notably, she has visited the Moria refugee camp in Greece on twelve occasions.
Katrin's deep engagement with the realities of life in Moria led her to write a compelling book that delves into its history, the experiences of its residents, the political dynamics, and the psychological consequences of living in the camp. Her book offers a unique perspective and sheds light on the complex challenges faced by those living in such circumstances.
Recognizing the urgency of the situation, Katrin has taken on a leadership role as the head of the "Moriabevegelsen" in Norway—a campaign aimed at evacuating the children from the Moria camp. Through her advocacy and efforts, she seeks to provide a voice for those who are most vulnerable and to bring attention to the pressing need for action and support.
With her extensive experience, academic expertise, and unwavering dedication, Katrin Glatz Brubakk is making a significant impact in the field of refugee assistance, amplifying the voices of those in need and working towards creating a more compassionate and just world.
Katrin Glatz Brubakk's contact information:
Facebook: @KatrinGlatzBrubakk
Twitter: @KatrinGlatzBrubakk
LinkedIn: @KatrinGlatzBrubakk
Book: MORIA: på innsiden av Europas største flyktningleir
REFERENCES:
S2 E24: Stories of Resilience from the Ukrainian Battle Front: Interview with Volodymyr Dehtyarov: Soldier, CEO & Athlete.
S3 E1: Season 3 Premier: The Pillars of Resilience.
S3 E12: Insights from an UN WHO Leader on Fostering Resilient & Responsive Teams. Dr. Rui Vaz, A Former WHO Leader.
CONNECT WITH ME:
webpage: www.MINDtalk.no
Instagram @itsaninsidejob_MINDtalk
LinkedIn:
We're talking Medicare Stars– what it is, why it’s important, challenges & strategies.
Listen on: Apple Podcasts Spotify
Leadership Lessons From The Great BooksBecause understanding great literature is better than trying to read and understand...
Listen on: Apple Podcasts Spotify
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