Web and offline resources are given for each of the lessons in Beyond Blame: Reacting to the Terrorist Attacks.
Updated on: September 24, 2001
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Beyond Blame -- Additional Resources
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A nonprofit, research organization"Beyond Blame: Reacting to the Terrorist Attacks" was developed by Education Development Center, Inc., a nonprofit organization dedicated to improving health and education around the world. The curriculum is co-sponsored by The Justice Project and the Vietnam Veterans of AmericaFoundation (VVAF).
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