The following two articles were originally published by LMU (Feb 6, 2024 and written by Selina Haroon) and The Los Angeles Loyolan (Jan 30, 2024 and written by Thomas Zaterka) respectively. Exhibition Highlights How Children Process War and Trauma Through Art During a time of suffering, grief, and war, raw artistic Read more
Originally published by Metro Silicon Valley on May 29, 2024 and written by Sharan Street. San Jose State’s iSchool Curates Children’s Memories of War Out of the hands of babes come images no child should see Located just in front of San Jose State University School of Information sits the Victory Salute statue Read more
Originally published on the SJSU School of Information website on Mar 13, 2025. San José State University School of Information Strengthens Partnership with Cherkasy Library Donates Over 350 Books to Support Ukrainian Communities The San José State University School of Information has reinforced its commitment to supporting Ukrainian libraries and communities Read more
Originally published by Fairfield University on Nov 22, 2022 and written by Susan Cipollaro. Children Draw War, Not Flowers: Ukrainian Art Exhibition and Documentary Screening, Nov. 25 Nov 22, 2024 By Susan Cipollaro In partnership with San Jose State University, Fairfield University will present a special event that explores the emotional toll Read more
See photographs, poetry readings, and interviews from the event Here
Originally published by UConn Today on Apr 17, 2025 and written by Jaclyn Severance. Babbidge Library Exhibit Offers Powerful Images of War, and Hope, Created by Ukrainian Children “Children Draw War, Not Flowers” will be on display at the Homer Babbidge Library through August 1 In the drawing, two little children Read more