Cat Gargano is a Phd student in Clinical Psychology and Peace Studies at the University of Notre Dame, where she is part of the Building Resilience After Violence Exposure (BRAVE) lab. Her research focuses on migration and mental health, with a particular emphasis on transit contexts. She focuses on migration governance policies and mental health outcomes, adapting MHPSS interventions for transit, social-ecological risk and resilience factors, and intergenerational trauma linked to migration or interpersonal violence. Cat holds a B.A. in Psychology from the University of California, Berkeley, and an L.M. in Protection of Human Rights and International Cooperation from the University of Bologna, Italy.

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  • University of Notre Dame

    University, Notre Dame, United States
    Doctoral Student

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