Protesters against the war in Iraq march towards U.S. Capitol in Washington, D.C, 2007. Photo by, Ragesoss By Michael Hirschfield, age 12 and IndyKids staff On February 15, 2003, 12 to 14 million people gathered in 800 cities around the world to protest against the imminent Iraq War, staging the largest global protest ever. The …
Against the Iraq War: The Largest Global Protest Ever Read More »
Since the US-led invasion in 2003, much of Iraq’s cultural heritage has been destroyed: one million books, ten million other documents and 14,000 archaeological artifacts have been lost.
March 2013 marks 10 years of America’s war in Iraq.
Nine years after invading and occupying Iraq, U.S. military forces officially left the country in December, leaving behind a mammoth embassy.
The United States spends more on the war in Iraq each day than the aid the U.S. government has given to Haiti.
Kids opinions about A-Rod, the war in Iraq, gay marriage and being an immigrant
President Obama announced a plan to remove all U.S. troops from Iraq by the end of 2011
Kids respond to the issues of the Iraq War and homelessness
From seventh graders at the Dolores Huertes Learning Academy in Oakland, California
Kids respond to the Iraq War, rapper Nas Sparks, the killing of Sean Bell and more.
