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Intro -- Series Foreword -- Contents -- 1 Introduction to Family Therapy in Global Humanitarian Contexts: Voices and Issues from the Field -- Introduction -- The Role of Family Therapy in Low-Resource Settings and with Humanitarian-Affected Populations -- Analysis of the Forthcoming Chapters: Knowledge Transfer and Trade -- Description of Each Chapter -- About This Volume -- References -- 2 Knowledge Fair Trade -- Knowledge Fair Trade -- My Historical and Cultural Conditions as a Reader -- The Second Arrival of Columbus -- A Neoliberal Market for Knowledge -- Subaltern Knowledges -- Fair Trade -- Commentaries -- References -- 3 Humanitarianism, Colonization, and/or Collaboration? Working Together in Uganda and the United States -- Introduction -- Placing Our Work in Socio-Political and Historical Context -- Journeying Together with Caution -- Humanitarianism, Space, and Place -- Example: Training to Help Child Soldiers of the Lord's Resistance Army -- Example: Unintended Consequences of Aid to Child-Headed Families -- Toward Collaborative Humanitarianism -- Example: Community Intervention into Domestic Violence -- Guiding Principles -- Conclusion -- References -- 4 Collaborative Therapy with Women and Children Refugees in Houston: Moving Toward Rehabilitation in the United States After Enduring the Atrocities of War -- Support Group Work with Refugee Women and Children -- Needs of Refugee Women and Children -- Using Collaborative Therapy in Refugee Support Group Work -- Creating a Dialogical Space -- The Client Is the Expert -- The Not-Knowing Stance -- Resilience, Coping and Support System -- Conclusion -- Acknowledgement -- References -- 5 Ofreciendo Terapia En El Idioma De Preferencia Del Cliente: El Modelo De Preparación Profesional Calificada En Dos Idiomas De Ollu -- Introduction -- Bilingualism and Therapy.