Journal

Forced Migration Review. Mental Health and Psychosocial Support

English version
Author
Marion Coudrey, Alice Philip (eds.)
Publication Year
2021
Region
Global
Thematic Area
Families / The Search Process / Technology & Data
Topic
Emergency / Identification / Information Management (Archive/Database/Register) / Mental Health / Migration / Psychosocial Support
Access
Open access

The issue includes three features. In the Mental health and psychosocial support (MHPSS) feature, authors explore the challenges inherent in this field, debate MHPSS initiatives, and advocate for strengthened collaboration and new ways of thinking. In the Data and displacement feature, authors discuss recent advances in gathering and using data, the challenges that remain, and new approaches, including in the face of pandemic-imposed restrictions. Finally, in the Missing migrants feature, authors explore initiatives to improve data gathering and sharing, identification of remains, and assistance for families left behind.

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