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Individual through community resilience in social reintegration of children associated with armed forces and groups by Angela Veale2010 Postscipt to Pathways to embodied empathy and reconciliation after atrocity: Former boy soldiers in a dance/movement therapy group in Sierra Leone, November 2007, by David Alan HarrisDo No Harm: Challenges in Organizing Psychosocial Support to Displaced People in Emergency Settings', 2008, by Michael G Wessells
Pathways to embodied empathy and reconciliation after atrocity: Former boy soldiers in a dance/movement therapy group in Sierra Leone, November 2007, by David Alan Harris
Returning home - Children's perspectives on reintegration: A case study of children abducted by the Lord's Resistance Army in Teso, eastern Uganda, 2008, by Vera Chrobok and Andrew S Akuta
Forgotten Children - the outcome of children born of the Lord's Resistance Army, Northern Uganda (2008) by Eunice Apio
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Child psychiatry in a multicultural context (2005) by Ruma Bose and Susan JenningsBellagio Conference Report (2005): Girl Mothers in Southern and Western Africa
Psychosocial Care of Demobilized Child Soldiers in Colombia: Conceptual and Methodological Aspects (2005) by Dr Fernando Jiovani Arias MoralesPsychosocial Support for War Affected Children in Northern Uganda: Lessons Learned (2005) by Dr Lucia Castelli, Elena Locatelli and Mark CanaveraCrossing Bridges and Negotiating Rivers - Rehabilitation and Reintegration of Children Associated with Armed Forces (2005) by Dr Elizabeth Jareg - Save the ChildrenChildren Exposed to War - Practice and Policy Initiatives (2004) by Joshua Barenbaum, Vladislav Ruchkin and Mary Schwab-Stone
Experiences and psychosocial impact of the El Salvador civil war on child soldiers (2002) by Maria L Santacruz and Rubi E Arana
Is the Culture Always Right? (2002) by Atle Dyregrov, Leila Gupta, Rolf Gjestad and Magne Raundalen
Okusiakala ondalo yokalye: Let us light a new fire. Local knowledge in the Post-War Healing and Reintegration of War-Affected Children in Angola (1998) by Alcinda Honwana
