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On June 26 at 6 PM CT (4 PM PT / 7 PM ET), join us for an inspiring virtual event to stand in support of survivors of torture and take action to uphold human rights. Reserve your spot today!

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Courageous Voices

A Tribute to Survivors of Torture

Join us June 26 for a special one-hour virtual event featuring survivor stories, expert voices, and urgent calls to action at a moment when global support for human rights is unraveling.

Streaming Live on June 26

4:00pm Pacific | 6:00pm Central | 7:00pm Eastern

Courageous Voices is CVT’s premier virtual fundraising event, held on June 26 in recognition of the United Nations International Day in Support of Victims of Torture. This year we reflect on CVT’s unwavering commitment to stand with survivors, even as the U.S. government dismantles refugee protections, slashes humanitarian aid, and abandons those who have already endured so much. You’ll hear directly from survivors from CVT sites around the world, witness the impact of CVT’s healing care, and see how your support is keeping hope alive.

This year’s program will feature:


  • Powerful survivor voices

  • Real-time fundraising milestones

  • The presentation of our annual Eclipse Award

  • An exclusive first look at how CVT is expanding its work in some of the world’s most urgent crisis zones.

Join Us: June 26, 2025

4:00pm Pacific | 6:00pm Central | 7:00pm Eastern

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