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Art through the eyes of wartime children

Art through the eyes of wartime children

For children, art can be a therapeutic coping mechanism to help process fear. They help children maintain a connection to home, whether under fire or in exile.

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Unicef reports that as of Feb. 2025, more than 2,500 children have been killed or injured by the war. Millions more have experienced violence, displacement, or the loss of family members.

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