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Struggle for Independence

Post Published September 1, 1994 by Jane Levi

Originally published in Stone Soup Magazine, September/October 1994 Special thanks to Sheila Crane, who taught in Emil's school in Rundu, for sending us his work.
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Divided Island

Post Published March 1, 1993 by Jane Levi

First published on the cover of Stone Soup Magazine, March/April 1993 "Divided Island," by Sofia Kakoulli, age 11, of Cyprus, is part of the Children's Art Foundation's permanent collection.
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As Long as We’re Happy, Part Two

Post Published October 2, 1986 by Stone Soup Editors

In Part One, Mrs. Davids happily starts her teaching job and marries a doctor. Three years later, she is no longer happy; her husband has left home one day and never come back.
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We Are Looking for Freedom

Post Published March 1, 1986 by Jane Levi

I live in Vietnam. I went to school in Saigon. I has one cat. I has four brother, no sister. My mother selling in her own store. My father was working for C.I.A. before 1975.
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My Story

Post Published November 1, 1985 by Jane Levi

I was born on October 31, 1972 in Phnom Penh, Cambodia. I was very young when my country was in trouble in 1975. In 1975, the Khmer Rouge (the Communist leaders) came into town.
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The Escape

Post Published May 1, 1985 by Jane Levi

I have been through an experience that I will never forget. When I was about six years old, my family and I escaped looking for freedom in America, because the Viet Cong took over my country.
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My Country and the Way to America

Post Published May 1, 1985 by Jane Levi

I live in Vietnam. I go to school in Vietnam. I have three pigs and one dog, but the dog is dead. My mother she was sad. My mother my father my sister is go to work.
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Children’s Art: Turkish Bombing in Cyprus, 1973

Post Published April 2, 1973 by William Rubel

Children’s Art: Spanish Civil War 1936-1938

Post Published January 1, 1938 by William Rubel

The University of California at San Diego has a collection of over 600 drawings by children who experienced the Spanish Civil War. This is one of the best documented collections of war images by child...
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