This volume presents the leading research in child and adolescent grief from a diverse and global perspective, focusing on the systemic, political, and cultural processes that have a direct bearing on the way youth experience loss and grief.

Introduction Part I Section Summary: Introductory Considerations 1. Contemporary Perspectives on Childhood and Adolescence in a Global Context 2. Disenfranchised Youth Within a Global Context 3. Death and Non-death Losses: Youth Grief in an Increasingly Volatile World 4. Culturally Competent Grief Counselling for Elementary School Students Part II Section Summary: Grief and Bereavement 5. Family Care in a Scottish ICU during the COVID-19 Pandemic: Issues a Young Person Would Like Us to Hear 6. Supporting Adolescents and Young People Through Death, Loss, and Grief in Botswana 7. "You Probably Won't Understand": The Grief of Children and Adolescents with Intellectual Disabilities 8. Social Formations of Pain and Suffering in a Nicaraguan Pediatric Hospital 9. Suicide Bereavement and Postvention Approaches for Young People in Scotland 10. Grief Among Refugee Youth: Reflections of a Social Counsellor 11. De-naturalizing Manufactured Loss: Building a Decolonial Paradigm for Understanding the Experiences of Indigenous Children and Youth 12. Child Soldiering, Loss, and Reintegration: Experiences of Former Female Child Soldiers in Uganda Part III Section Summary: Global Matters: Facing Life and Death 13. A Virtual Space for Us: How LGBTQ+ Youth Grieve Online 14. Going Upriver: Understanding Indigenous Youths' Unique Perspectives on Safety in the Context of the National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls in Canada 15. Living and Dying on the Street: Advocating for an End to Homelessness Through the Delivery of Palliative Care 16. A Roof Over Your Head is not a Home: Youth Homelessness in Canada 17. Global Trafficking/Sexual Exploitation of Youth: A Proposed Protocol for Grief and Traumatic Loss 18. Hope, Grief, Loss, and a Plethora of Feelings in Between: Lived Experiences of Teenage Pregnant Girls and Adolescent Mothers in India 19. Global Perspectives on Youth Suicide: Saving the Next Generation 20. Palestinian Youth Loss: From Clinical to Sociopolitical Understandings 21. Children in Ukraine and the Trauma of War Part IV Section Summary: Loss as Growth and Resilience 22. Reflections on Supporting Children and Teens Who are Grieving 23. Using Technology to Assist Grieving Children During a Pandemic 24. The Impact of Gun Violence on Youth: From Thoughts and Prayers to Action 25. TikTok Memes of Grief: Playfulness and Dark Humour in Youth Digital Grief Narratives 26. #BlackLivesMatter and the African Diaspora in Australia 27. "It's How We're Leaving a Mark": Youth Coalition Combatting Islamophobia and Grief Activism 28. Climate Change and Youth: Grief, Loss, Trauma, and Action 29. The Children's Sensorium: Art, Play, and Mindfulness for Children's Wellbeing, Recovery, and Resilience

Carrie Traher, PhD FT, is an Associate Professor of Thanatology at King's University College, London, Canada.

Lauren J. Breen, PhD FT, is a Professor of Psychology at Curtin University in Perth, Australia.