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Ms. Tonia Loizidou has been working with the Cyprus Neuroscience and Technology Institute since May, 2006 holding the position of the administrator. She has been involved in projects of the EU Citizenship and Human Rights Program and the CyberEthics; she was the Project Coordinator for the Peaceful Europe project and assumed in 2007 the psychologist’s position for the Unit for the Rehabilitation of Victims of Torture. She | Ms. Tonia Loizidou has been working with the Cyprus Neuroscience and Technology Institute since May, 2006 holding the position of the administrator. She has been involved in projects of the EU Citizenship and Human Rights Program and the CyberEthics; she was the Project Coordinator for the Peaceful Europe project and assumed in 2007 the psychologist’s position for the Unit for the Rehabilitation of Victims of Torture. She was also involved in the Good practice (Torture Victims) project. Her involvement also includes facilitation of small groups engaged in authentic dialogue. She currently holds the psychologist's position in a UNHCR funded project which gives psychological support to asylum seekers and refugees. | ||
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Ms. Tonia Loizidou has been working with the Cyprus Neuroscience and Technology Institute since May, 2006 holding the position of the administrator. She has been involved in projects of the EU Citizenship and Human Rights Program and the CyberEthics; she was the Project Coordinator for the Peaceful Europe project and assumed in 2007 the psychologist’s position for the Unit for the Rehabilitation of Victims of Torture. She was also involved in the Good practice (Torture Victims) project. Her involvement also includes facilitation of small groups engaged in authentic dialogue. She currently holds the psychologist's position in a UNHCR funded project which gives psychological support to asylum seekers and refugees.
