Counselors aid children grieving after World Trade Center attacks
Greenwich area counselors describe how children interpret the tragedy. The Den for Grieving Kids, already serving 40 families and offering free services, begins a new group for Trade Center victims families. They plan meals, counseling, and child friendly activities to explain death and cope with uncertainty of body identification.
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Greenwich, Conn
New Canaan
Den
Lorenzo Colon Munroe
den For
Grieving Kids
Ren
Trade Center
Muslim firefighters cope with grief and grief in NYC
The article follows Farooq Muhammad an EMT of Pakistani descent in the New York Fire Department as he grieves the World Trade Center attack while facing suspicion of Islam in America. He recalls peers’ support and vows deeper understanding of Islam to counter prejudice and protect civil liberties. It notes the FDNY’s Muslim presence 200 to 300 members strong and mentions missing Salman Hamdani and Imam Abdulmalik’s role with the Islamic Society of Fire Department Personnel.
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New York
Farooq Muhammad
Muhammad
Fire Department
America
Edris Bey
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Bey
U.S
Imam Muhammad Abdulmalik
Islamic Society of Fire Department
Salman Hamdani
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