Children and
Dealing with War
Diane Levin, author of Remote Control Children? Combatting the Hazards of
Media Culture, Teaching Children in Violent Times: Building a Peaceable
Classrooms , professor of early childhood education at Wheelock College,
Cambridge resident, and friend of Early Childhood Connections has sent us
three articles that are closely related to our work in supporting children
during the war.
Helping Children
With War, By Levin
Here are websites that are useful:
National Association for the Education of Young
Children www.naeyc.org
2. American Academy of Pediatrics
www.aap.org/terrorism/topics/psychosocial_aspects.html
3. National Center for Children Exposed to Violence, Yale Child Study
Center www.nccev.org
4. National Parent Information Network www.npln.org
5. Will They Fly a Plane into Our House?, an interactive book which can
be modified for current events
www.guidance.com/talkingterrorism.pdf
Here are two sites to use if interested in
adoption a soldier/sailor (mail
can make all the difference in morale):
If you'd like to send some gently used paperbacks
for the troops in the
Persian Gulf-- they do ask that we send no
extremely racy covers or
category
(Harlequin/Silhouette) romances, though single
titles are fine, and
there's a
great need for "guy books"--please send them to:
Author, Author!
READ Operation Paperback
5975 N. Academy Blvd #206
Colorado Springs, CO 80918