Whose Trauma? De-Colonizing Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder and Refugee Mental Health Frameworks
Suad Joseph (PhD, UCD Anthropology and Gender, Sexuality, and Women’s Studies); Osama Tanous (MD, Independent Public Health Scholar); Nadine Hosny (MSc, University of Lausanne Psychology); Patrick Marius Koga (MD, MPH, UCD School of Medicine/Public Health Sciences)
The article briefly covers the full scope of the TRMH project.
Raquel Aldana (UCD School of Law); Marius Koga (MD, MPH, UCD School of Medicine/Public Health Sciences); Thomas O’Donnell (PhD, UCD History); Caroline Perris (JD Candidate, UCD Law); Alea Skwara (PhD candidate, UCD Psychology)
This article brings together a historian and law, public health, psychiatry, psychology, and neuroscience faculty and researchers to document how trauma is understood across disciplines and how it has developed in U.S. immigration law largely to exclude but increasingly to include migrants whose lives have been uprooted or otherwise impacted by borders.