Articles from Childhood Education (August 15, 2009)

Title	Author	Type	Words
Ain't gonna study war no more? Explorations of war through picture books.	Crawford, Patricia A.; Roberts, Sherron Killingsworth	Report	4226
Annotated bibliography of children's literature resources on war, terrorism, and disaster since 1945: by continents/countries for Grades K-8.	Gangi, Jane M.	Bibliography	4299
Building resilience to trauma: creating a safe and supportive early childhood classroom.	Berson, Ilene R.; Baggerly, Jennifer	Report	4264
Building resiliency to childhood trauma through arts-based learning.	Smilan, Cathy	Report	3853
Children's literature resources on war, terrorism, and natural disasters for pre-K to grade 3.	Roberts, Sherron Killingsworth; Crawford, Patricia A.	Recommended readings	3791
Exploring the special needs of African refugee children in U.S. schools.	Tadesse, Selamawit; Hoot, James; Watson-Thompson, Ocie	Report	4106
Helping children cope with the impact of war, terrorism, and disaster: an introduction.	Szente, Judit; Wang, X. Christine	Report	882
Listening to children's voices: literature and the arts as means of responding to the effects of war, terrorism, and disaster.	Gangi, Jane M.; Barowsky, Ellis	Report	6076
Online resources related to children affected by war, terrorism, and disaster.	Masse, Anna L.	Website list	2811
Out of sight, out of mind. Or is it? The impact of the war on children in the United States.	Levin, Diane E.; Van Hoorn, Judith	Report	4063
The impact of the HIV/AIDS and economic crises on orphans and other vulnerable children in Zimbabwe.	Chitiyo, George; Chitiyo, Morgan	Report	3836
Working with children who have experienced war, terrorism, and disaster.	Webster, Paula Sunanon; Harris, Yvette R.	Report	4016