The true-life stories and art works in this gallery constitute a remarkable statement about children and war. But they do not make for light, easy reading. Read on at the risk of tears. The village is on fire. Flames of crayon yellow, black, and orange burst from the roof tops of every house.
Civilians run in all directions.
Men in army fatigues tote AK-47s, and gunfire lights up the midnight blue sky. The International Children's Institute aims to alleviate the suffering of children affected by war and displacement by helping them to develop positive coping skills and by supporting their psychosocial well-being. All right reserved.