Manchester, with Love
MANCHESTER, WITH LOVE
With Manchester very much on my mind, I’ve listed some current articles and features that we hope will be of help, with regards to talking about terrorism with children and teenagers.
Please share if you find this list useful and feel free to add more helpful links and information in the comments:
Talking to children about terrorism
ARTICLE (SOCIAL WORK TUTOR)
How to talk to children of different ages about things they will be seeing on TV or on social media
AUDIO (BBC RADIO 4 – WOMAN’S HOUR)
How do we all get through events like last night’s
attack in Manchester?
AUDIO (BBC RADIO 4 – YOU AND YOURS)
The Mix
Info & where to get support #Manchester #ManchesterArena #StandTogether #RoomForManchester #MissingManchester pic.twitter.com/vUS6hBzft4
— The Mix (@TheMixUK) May 23, 2017
I would also recommend The Mix, a UK based charity that provides free, confidential support for young people under 25 via online, social and mobile.
Manchester examples of the best of humanity
Homeless man tells how he helped victims of Manchester attack – video https://t.co/5emXT6hULV
— The Guardian (@guardian) May 23, 2017
"Greater Manchester's greatness is keeping it great" — Poet Tony Walsh at the #SilenceForManchester vigil https://t.co/kCDiuCEBPG pic.twitter.com/PojxoEul8l
— BBC News (UK) (@BBCNews) May 23, 2017
The people of Manchester have responded in the best way possible to the terrorist attack: Together, with love.
❤️ & support to the original suffragette city. In the face of Hate yesterday, Manchester responded in the best way. Together, with Love. pic.twitter.com/rWK5aijlPO
— #Emilymatters (@Emilymatters) May 23, 2017
Everyone at #Emilymatters stand Shoulder to Shoulder with the original suffragette city, where Emmeline Pankhurst and her daughters founded the WSPU in 1903.
Mary Leigh, a Manchester suffragette and close friend of suffragette Emily Davison, features in To Freedom’s Cause. Great city. Great people.
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Manchester has been simply magnificent in the face of such hatred, responding together, with Love.
Kate Willoughby
Actor, Writer & Creative Director of #Emilymatters
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