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WASHINGTON, DC =96 The International Child Art Foundation (ICAF) =
announced the publicatin of a special Peace & Healing issue of ChildArt =
magazine to help in the healing of our nation in this new year.=20

The January/March 2002 issue of ChildArt features a thoughtful =
collection of art created by children across America and around the =
world in response to September 11, 2001. The issue is dedicated to the =
children of the victims of the terrorist attacks.=20

Former First Lady Betty Ford, the wife of The Army Chief of Staff Mrs. =
Patricia Shinseki, the First Lady of Oregon Sharon Kitzhaber and Army =
Chief of Chaplains Maj. Gen. Gaylord Gunhus have written special =
messages for the children. Throughout the issue articles include "how =
to" information on healing through the arts.=20

The Office of the Army Chief of Staff and the Chief of Chaplains at the =
Pentagon, the U.S. Army Community and Family Support Center, Yale =
University Department of Psychology, CITYarts, WhyProject, Artistcares =
and the DC Art Education Association (DCAEA) contributed to the issue.=20

Published since April 1998, ChildArt inspires learners of all ages to be =
creative, imaginative, artistic and cooperative.  Written for children =
ages 8 to 12, ChildArt is a used in classrooms and homes as =
supplementary educational material.=20

Filled with brief, energetic articles on art in the cultures, schools =
and minds of today=92s children, this ad-free magazine will quickly =
become a favorite youth-services periodical=85 ChildArt is a truly =
multicultural periodical to enrich every public library. =96 Today=92s =
Librarian, March 2001
Mrs. Harriet Mayor Fulbright, Chairman of ICAF, formerly head of =
President's Committee on the Arts and the Humanities, is Editor-in-Chief =
of ChildArt. ICAF is the nation=92s child art and creativity =
organization. ICAF also serves as umbrella for an expanding worldwide =
network of professionals and learning institutions concerned about the =
"creativity risk" faced by children and the need to create a common bond =
among the world=92s youth.

Annual subscription to the commercial-free ChildArt quarterly is only =
$30 (USA) and $40 (International). You can subscribe online at =
www.icaf.org. For bulk orders or back issues, please call (202) 530-KIDS =
or email ChildArt at icaf.org.=20

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"Peace &amp;=20
Healing" (please=20
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WASHINGTON, DC =96 The =
International=20
Child Art Foundation (ICAF) announced the publicatin of a special <FONT=20
color=3D#ff0000>Peace &amp; Healing issue of <FONT=20
color=3D#ff0000>ChildArt magazine to help in the healing =
of our=20
nation in&nbsp;this new year. 

The January/March 2002 =
issue of=20
ChildArt features a thoughtful =
collection of=20
art created by children across America and around the world in response =
to=20
September 11, 2001. The issue is dedicated to the children of the =
victims of the=20
terrorist attacks. 

Former First Lady =
Betty Ford, the=20
wife of The Army Chief of Staff Mrs. Patricia Shinseki, the First Lady =
of=20
Oregon&nbsp;Sharon Kitzhaber and Army Chief of Chaplains Maj. Gen. =
Gaylord=20
Gunhus have written special messages for the children. Throughout the issue articles include "how to" information on =
healing=20
through the arts. 

The Office of the Army =
Chief of=20
Staff and the&nbsp;Chief of Chaplains at the Pentagon, the U.S. Army =
Community=20
and Family Support Center,&nbsp;Yale University Department of =
Psychology,=20
CITYarts, WhyProject, Artistcares and the&nbsp;DC Art Education =
Association=20
(DCAEA) contributed to the issue. 

Published since April =
1998, <FONT=20
color=3D#ff0000>ChildArt inspires learners of all ages to be =
creative,=20
imaginative, artistic and cooperative.&nbsp; Written for children ages 8 =
to 12,=20
ChildArt is a used in classrooms =
and homes=20
as supplementary educational material.&nbsp;
<DIV>Filled with brief, energetic =
articles on art in=20
the cultures, schools and minds of today=92s children, this ad-free =
magazine will=20
quickly become a favorite youth-services periodical=85 ChildArt is a =
truly=20
multicultural periodical to enrich every public library. =96 =
<FONT=20
size=3D2>Today=92s Librarian, March=20
2001</DIV>
Mrs.=20
Harriet Mayor Fulbright, Chairman of ICAF, formerly head of President's=20
Committee on the Arts and the Humanities, is Editor-in-Chief of <FONT =

color=3D#ff0000>ChildArt. ICAF is the nation=92s child art =
and creativity=20
organization. ICAF also serves as umbrella for an expanding worldwide =
network of=20
professionals and learning institutions concerned about the "creativity =
risk"=20
faced by children and the need to create a common bond among the =
world=92s=20
youth.
Annual =
subscription to=20
the commercial-free ChildArt =
quarterly is only=20
$30 (USA) and $40 (International). You can subscribe online at <A=20
href=3D"http://www.icaf.org/">www.icaf.org</A>. For bulk=20
orders or back issues, please call (202) 530-KIDS or email <A=20
href=3D"mailto:ChildArt at icaf.org">ChildArt at icaf.org</A>. 
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