Our Mission:

Transforming the way we
do mental health.

We provide research, training, and programs to support a community of providers who serve the collective mental health of survivors of conflict, trauma, and violence around the world.

 
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What We Do

Around the world, nearly 1 in 5 children are living in areas affected by conflict and war. Violence, war, and related instability have forced more than 122 million to flee their homes—a record high in modern history.

By translating research into direct service, we bridge the gap between theory and practice through creative solutions, interventions, and tools to efficiently serve survivors.

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The Global Problem

We are experiencing the most deeply concerning humanitarian crisis of our time: human trafficking, forced migrations, forced separation of families, and more: affecting of millions of people around the world. Global Collective Institute is playing our part to help give survivors a fighting chance to lead healthy and productive lives to deal with the emotional pain and mental toll of social injustice.

 
 

32%

refugees suffer from PTSD

PLoS Medicine, 2020

 

49M

children forcibly displaced from their homes

UN High Commissioner for Refugees, 2025

 
 

27M

Victims of human trafficking

ILO, 2021

 

Our services

Learn how Global Collective Institute can help build capacity, education, and awareness through the services we offer.

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JULY 2018

“With this policy, the focus is really on the separation part and it seems there’s very little planning or foresight about the complex processes for family tracing and reunification that has to happen,”

- Dr. Suzan Song

The Intercept / Read Full Article

 

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PRO-BONO Support

We are seeking professionals who are interested in providing pro-bono legal and medical support to survivors of social injustice.

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We appreciate donations to fund our community programs that build mental health capacity.

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