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Witnessing: How Clinicians Can Move From Traumatic Stress to Empowerment While Serving Their Immigrant Patients
Thu, 10/25/2018 | by Claire Hutkins Seda
(photo by Earl Dotter)
Berkeley Benefit Concert: Youth Support MCN Through Activism
Tue, 10/09/2018 | by Claire Hutkins Seda
Public Health or Public Charge? MCN Statement on the Administration’s Changes to Public Charge Policy
Mon, 09/24/2018 | by MCN Admin
(Photo by Earl Dotter)
Medical Review for Immigrants: Tangible Progress Toward Serving the Health Needs of Those in Detention
Thu, 06/28/2018 | by MCN Admin
Maria* was in detention with a severely broken arm. She had crossed the US-Mexico border in a jeep, which rolled in the desert. Her young daughter was ejected from the car and died. Maria was picked up by border patrol. Her injuries were severe, and yet she didn’t get the medical care she needed in detention. Her attorney feared she might lose her arm.
Detention for Families: Why It's Dangerous for Children, and How Clinicians Can Help
Thu, 06/21/2018 | by Claire Hutkins Seda
Children at the Border: Layers of Trauma Compounded By Detention
Tue, 06/19/2018 | by Claire Hutkins Seda
photo by Karl Hoffman
Toxic: How To Battle Adverse Childhood Experiences Among Mobile Agricultural Workers
Wed, 06/06/2018 | by Claire Hutkins Seda
[Editor’s Note: This is the second in a series of articles on adverse childhood experiences (ACEs). Read our first installment, written by Dr. Eva Galvez, here. Part three will explore the health consequences of recent policies around immigrant family separation at the border.]
