Seminar: Psychosocial Support in Human Rights Advocacy

The Pedro Arrupe Institute of Human Rights and the Master’s Degree in Psychology of Social Intervention are organising this seminar on supporting organisations and groups defending human rights in Mexico.

For this purpose, we will be joined by two experts in the field, with extensive experience in the Latin American context, who will help foster reflection and share knowledge on the subject.

Speakers:

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  Clemencia Correa – Director and founder of Aluna – Psychosocial Support. A Colombian psychologist exiled in Mexico and a pioneer of the psychosocial approach in Latin America.

  
   

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  Carlos Martín Beristain – Visiting Professor at the University of Deusto. A physician and doctor in psychology, researcher into human rights violations in Latin America and a leading figure in psychosocial support for victims.

  
   

Registration is required via the form.