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Children and Terrorism
For Parents and Teachers
NEW: Parents' Guide for Talking with their Children about War
pdf
NEW: Guía para Padres, para hablar con sus hijos acerca
de la Guerra pdf
NEW: Teachers' Guide for Talking with their Students about War
pdf
- In the Aftermath of Terrorism: A Summary pdf
- Parent's Guide for Talking with their Children
pdf
- Guía para Padres para hablar con sus hijos pdf
- Teachers' Guide for Talking with their Students
pdf
- School Administrators' Guide for Talking to their Students and Staff
pdf
- Parent's Guide to Talking with Children about Death pdf
- Responding to Children about Anthrax pdf
Media Releases
- Guiding children through remembrances of 9/11. Press release,
September 6, 2002. pdf
- Talking to children about violence. Dr. Steven Marans on CNN chat.
html
- Separating the myths, truths about terrorism. USA Today, August
20, 2002. html
- Almost one year later: Looking back and looking ahead. Featured commentary
by David Schonfeld, M.D. Journal of Developmental and Behavioral
Pediatrics, Aug 2002 23(4):1-3. pdf
- Help in the aftermath of violence: Tools to deal with trauma. Press
release, September 11, 2001. pdf
- One year later: how kids have been affected by the events of last
September, and ways to help ease their fears. Parenting, August
1, 2002. html
- Q&A: Helping adults, children cope with grief. Washington Post,
September 13, 2001. html
- Talking about tragedy teaches youngster how to cope. New Haven
Register, September 12, 2001. html
Selected Literature
- The School Crisis Response Initiative pdf
- David Schonfeld, M.D.: Talking with Children about Death pdf
- Professional Reading: A Selected Bibliography on Trauma and Disaster
pdf
- Professional Reading: A Selected Bibliography on Talking with Children
About Death pdf
- Children and Primary Care Services pdf
- Recommended Reading for Parents, Teachers, and Children pdf
Other Resources
- Links to other associations, organizations, and miscellaneous sources
pdf
For more information, please contact:
National Center for Children Exposed to Violence
1-877- 49-NCCEV
Email: nccev@info.med.yale.edu
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