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Useful Links

- CANADA
  Building Durable Peace (BDP): Enhancing Interagency Relationships in Peacebuilding
- USA
  United Auto Workers (UAW) / General Motors (GM) Secondary Traumatic Stress (STS) Training
- USA
  Texas People Recovering in Spite of Devastating Events (P.R.I.D.E.) Training
- USA
  Hurricane Katrina Secondary Traumatic Stress (STS) Training
- USA
  Immediate Post-Disaster Intervention Study
- PERU
  The Journal Project: Written Expression of Trauma as Intervention for High School Students
- RWANDA
  International Storytelling in Rwanda and Effects Upon Resiliency
- ETHIOPIA
  Living with Obstetric and Traumatic Fistula Psychological First Aid (PFA) Training
- ISRAEL
  Transdiagnostic Mindfulness-based Resilience Program for Trauma: A Pilot Test
- THE PALESTINIAN TERRITORIES
  Writing for Recovery: A Short-Term Intervention Aimed to Reduce Symptoms of PTSD, Anxiety and Depression in Traumatized Adolescents
- SRI LANKA
  Psychosocial Service Delivery for Tsunami Survivors
- SRI LANKA
  Do No Harm Issues in Psychosocial Support: Empirical Research
- THAILAND
  Tsunami Threats: An Educational Video Program
- CAMBODIA
  Transcultural use of Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) in a Cambodian Village - A Feasibility Study and Trial Implementation
- CAMBODIA
  Reconciliation and Mental Health in Victims of the Khmer Rouge Regime
- INDONESIA
  Overcoming Fear of Natural Disasters

PBB MISSION AWARDS

In mid 2007, Psychology Beyond Borders launched its inaugural annual PBB Mission Awards. These annual awards were designed to support research and service projects supporting the five key elements of the PBB mission: research, social service delivery, education, public policy development, and networking with the ultimate goal of helping alleviate psychological suffering, and contributing to the prevention, preparedness and response to terror attacks, armed conflict or natural disaster. The response to the call for proposals was significant. PBB received proposals from researchers and aid workers from all over the world, including proposals from Uganda, Sri Lanka, Bulgaria, and the Palestinian territories. Since then, the PBB Mission Awards have become an annual award.

THE SUBMISSION PERIOD FOR 2012

IS NOW CLOSED.

Please check back soon for information on the funded projects.

PAST AWARDS

If you have any questions about the Mission Awards or the application process, please contact PBB at awards@pbbmail.org.

PBB Podcasts

Online resources and additional information

Many organizations maintain online information resource centers for the public and psychosocial aid workers. Some specific websites that provide information about evidence-based and evidence-informed mental health practice include the following: