Exploring Intergenerational and Complex Trauma in Kosovo

This presentation by Professor Albina Balidemaj examines the multifaceted layers of intergenerational and complex trauma within Kosovo by employing the ecological perspective. The historical, cultural, social, and environmental dimensions of trauma are explored to understand the intensity and enduring impact of past adversities on the current generations. By adopting an ecological framework, this talk aims to unravel the interconnectedness of various factors contributing to trauma and the pathways through which it manifests across the community, ultimately seeking to offer insights for comprehensive interventions and support systems.
Dr. Albina Balidemaj is a Dean of Faculty at the Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT) Kosovo campus as well as a co-founder and co-director of the RIT Kosovo Research Center for Human Rights.
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