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Suzanne McCabe

Suzanne McCabe

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Editor, Scholastic Kids Press

New York

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Total articles 13

  • Helping Children Process Traumatic Events

    By Suzanne McCabe Verified| On Our Minds (OOM) Scholastic@ Deadly violence in the Middle East and Ukraine, and closer to home in Lewiston, Maine, has left many of us feeling shaken and vulnerable, especially those with loved ones directly involved. Families and educators are asking how to help the children in their lives process what they’ve seen, heard, or experienced. I turned to Dr. Steven Marans, Harris Professor at the Yale Child Study Center and director of the National Center for Children Exposed to Violence, for guidance.

    By Suzanne McCabe Verified · On Our Minds (OOM) Scholastic

    Oct. 26, 2023

  • I Kick and I Fly: A Stunning Debut From Ruchira Gupta

    By Suzanne McCabe Verified| On Our Minds (OOM) Scholastic@ During Women’s History Month, we celebrate the triumphs of leaders of the past. But for our latest Scholastic Reads podcast episode, I spoke with Ruchira Gupta about ensuring a brighter future for marginalized girls around the world. A journalist, author, and activist, Ruchira is the co-founder of Apne Aap, a non-governmental organization (NGO) that helps girls and women in India, Nepal, and elsewhere escape the brutal world of sex trafficking and prostitution.

    By Suzanne McCabe Verified · On Our Minds (OOM) Scholastic

    Mar. 09, 2023

  • Helping Children Process Traumatic Events

    By Suzanne McCabe Verified| On Our Minds (OOM) Scholastic@ Deadly violence in the Middle East and Ukraine, and closer to home in Lewiston, Maine, has left many of us feeling shaken and vulnerable, especially those with loved ones directly involved. Families and educators are asking how to help the children in their lives process what they’ve seen, heard, or experienced. I turned to Dr. Steven Marans, Harris Professor at the Yale Child Study Center and director of the National Center for Children Exposed to Violence, for guidance.

    By Suzanne McCabe Verified · On Our Minds (OOM) Scholastic

    Oct. 26, 2023

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Scholastic Kids Press

New York, New York, United States

+1 212-343-6100