A culturally responsive, person-centered recovery program for survivors of SGBV.
Brooklyn, NY
Joined February 2018
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CTP participated in the 36th Annual International Trauma Conference in Boston. Members of our senior clinical team shared our work with researchers and practitioners through a panel, workshop, and mini-exhibition. #TraumaResearchFoundation #TRFTraumaCon
This month we are fundraising for the Tally Tripp Memorial Fund, an initiative established by CTP and Tally’s husband Mark Morrow, in order to continue Tally’s legacy and empower the next generation of clinical specialists.
Learn more and donate at donorbox.org/tally-tripp
We started 2025 by building on the strong foundations laid in the year prior:
66 new facilitators trained in our innovative approach
250+ survivors of #gbv found community and healing
1,000+ lives were reached directly or indirectly
Learn more: bit.ly/ctp-2024
On #TransDayOfVisibility we celebrate participants in our programs who have taken a vital step to heal from #gbv, persecution, and discrimination. (🧵1/3)
Around the world, transgender communities face alarming rates of violence. These experiences, coupled with systemic discrimination, contribute to disproportionately high rates of suicide and depression. (2/3)
All survivors deserve access to deep and lasting psychological recovery. We are proud to walk alongside trans and queer individuals on their journeys of healing and empowerment. #commonthreadsproject (3/3)
Today, we celebrate the incredible team at Sajha Dhago as they mark 3 years as an independent nonprofit! In 2024, they continued accompanying survivors of gender-based violence on their healing journey and training a new cohort of facilitators to expand their reach and impact.
There’s still time to support trauma healing this #GivingTuesday! Learn more: commonthreadsproject.org/don…
#GivingTuesday is nearly over, but there’s still time to get involved! Your support will help sustain and deepen our healing work. You can get involved by making a gift here! commonthreadsproject.org/don…
This #GivingTuesday, we’re rallying to raise funds to bring transformative psychological care to more survivors of gender-based violence, war, and displacement #endGBV
commonthreadsproject.org/don…
Ending violence against women requires all of us to stand up. In a time of increasing violence and inequality, we must stand together to ensure no one gets left behind.
Your gift to Common Threads Project goes a long way in providing support for the survivors in our healing circle to find transformative recovery—enabling more survivors to speak out.
Support our work: commonthreadsproject.org/fin…
Read UN Women’s full statement on the “War on Women” here: unwomen.org/en/news-stories/…
Save the date! #GivingTuesday is less than one week away. Your support can make enduring trauma healing accessible to more survivors of gender based violence—in the US and abroad.
Learn more at our website: commonthreadsproject.org/fin…
Yesterday marked the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women and the first of 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence. Join us in raising awareness and taking action.
#16Days #NoExcuse #EndGBV #WithSurvivors #commonthreadsproject
As a nonprofit working with survivors of sexual violence in war and displacement, we are concerned about US HR.9495's potential impact on law-abiding organizations. In the end, the beneficiaries of nonprofits’ work would suffer the most.
@COF_, @IndSector, @NatlCouncilNPs
@COF_, @IndSector, @NatlCouncilNPs, and United Philanthropy Forum provide further information in their joint statement. if you are a US citizen, please consider contacting your representatives and encouraging them to vote “no” on HR 9495.
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