Niveen Rizkalla: PTSD in Syrian Refugees and Secondary Traumatization in Aid Workers
A Palestinian Israeli,Niveen Rizkalla earned her doctorate at the school of social work at Tel Aviv University and has worked professionally and as a volunteer with survivors of trauma, war and sexual violence.
Commonwealth Club of California Podcast
June 19, 201957m 53s
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Show Notes
In the context of the catastrophic Syrian refugee crises, Niveen Rizkalla will discuss her work with refugees struggling with PTSD and how secondary traumatization affects aid workers. Rizkalla, a post doctorate fellow at UC Berkeley’s Mack Center for Mental Health and Social Conflict, has an impressive record of scholarship, research and volunteerism. A Palestinian Israeli, she earned her doctorate at the school of social work at Tel Aviv University and has worked professionally and as a volunteer with survivors of trauma, war and sexual violence. In honor of World Refugee Day on June 20, join us for a program that recognizes the plight of refugees and their aid workers. MLF Organizer: Celia Menczel MLF: Middle East
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