• S01E08 - on mental health among GBV aid workers with Sarah Martin

  • Sep 28 2020
  • Length: 43 mins
  • Podcast

S01E08 - on mental health among GBV aid workers with Sarah Martin

  • Summary

  • Welcome back after a short break due to my personal constraints as I was moving duty stations so I was not able to record the last episode. I am excited to be back with a new episode where I am talking to global GBV expert Sarah Martin, a Lead Associate with the consultancy group Gender Associations. Sarah has extensive experience in research, advocacy, training and project management with international organizations. She specializes in strengthening gender-based violence (GBV) prevention and response in humanitarian settings and addressing sexual exploitation and abuse in peacekeeping and humanitarian organizations. Sarah has also initiated a global peer support group for GBV aid workers, a wonderful resource to everyone in the sector. 

    Find some of the resources attached in the show notes, incl. a check-list on self-care for GBV aid workers (or any aid worker), check out more on the particular issues on women's protection and empowerment podcast: https://player.fm/series/womens-protection-and-empowerment, read more about the Gender AOR here: https://gbvaor.net/, and join the GBV community of practice for peer-to-peer support via email at gbvcop@gmail.com. 

    Come join The conversation on self-care and wellbeing in our Facebook group at https://www.facebook.com/The-Humanitarian-Self-Care-Podcast-108479874258539/, and write me at humanitarianselfcare@posteo.org  for any suggestions or feedback you might have. 

    Disclaimer: The content of this podcast expresses my personal views and does not represent the position or views of any other individual or entities.

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