What is War to a Grieving Child?
Produced by Alexander Stockton, Mona El-Naggar, Jonah M. Kessel
Edited by Alexander Stockton
The New York Times | Opinion
Kids didn’t start the war in Ukraine. They aren’t fighting it. They won’t be responsible for ending it. They have had little say in the matter, yet they have suffered deeply.
In the Opinion video above, we hear from Ukrainian children who have lost a parent during the conflict. A team from Opinion Video met them in western Ukraine, at a two-week retreat intended to give grieving kids the space and support to confront their pain and begin to heal.
