
Culturally sensitive therapy – how can it work?
Mental health is increasingly being discussed in public. But culturally sensitive psychotherapy for people with migration and refugee histories is still in short supply.
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Mental health is increasingly being discussed in public. But culturally sensitive psychotherapy for people with migration and refugee histories is still in short supply.

Heute ist Weltflüchtlingstag. In den letzten Wochen und Monaten haben wir zahlreiche persönliche Geschichten veröffentlicht, von Schicksalen und schwerwiegenden politischen Entscheidungen berichtet. Totzt allem haben wir Hoffnung: für ein gerechtes und inklusives Miteinander.


Dante believes that the fight against the climate crisis and against social inequality go together. He is involved in the Locals United project of the Bundjugend for climate justice and intersectional climate activism. Anna from our editorial team spoke with him.

Migration is a topic that is treated like an open book within society, but is often repressed in the depths of the subconscious of the individual. Our author presents 5 films on the topic. Do you know any films on the topic? Write them in the comments!

"Movimientos Auténticos" is a project that aims to empower women in Germany and Latin America through movement. Combining the disciplines Yoga and dance, founder Jennifer Carmen Kubstin builds connections between individuals and cultures.

In the film next station, Mohammad Alsheikh and Ahmed Bazarto talk about fleeing Syria and arriving in Germany. In an interview, the producers of the film talk about misunderstood integration, dealing with loneliness and how it feels to be trapped in a memory.

In our Q&A section today, we are talking about how a reader from Iran can get a passport.

On February 24th 2022 Ukrainian fashion designer Makar Liebermann received a phonecall from his mother: “Is everything alright with you? The war has started!” What war, he asked himself. After nine months of invasion there is a lot to talk about- both as a designer and a volunteer.

Masumeh and Romina are just two girls from Iran whose fate you and I heard about. “In the cocoon” is written for all women of whose fate in a country with women-destroying laws we should all know about.

Marta Górczyńska is a Polish human rights lawyer and activist. She focusses her work on asylum and migration law. As a member of the Helsinki Foundation for Human Rights, she received the PRO ASYL Human Rights Award in early September 2022.

Lawyer Angelika Willligerod-Bauer answers legal questions in this column. Today, it's about what to do when changing vocational training and obtaining a toleration. What needs to be considered when taking this step?