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Little Bee Resources (Common Reading 2011): Topics

This guide will include resources for Faculty, Students and Staff reflecting the themes of the common reading for 2011: Little Bee by Chris Cleave.

Library of Congress Country Studies: Nigeria

Country Study of Nigeria
Extensive coverage of Nigeria covering History, Society, Economy, Politics, and National Security. There is also a bibliography of sources used to create the pages.

Search Nigeria content only

ConnectNigeria is a search engine built specifically for Nigeria.

For more information about this search engine and who created it see:

http://www.businessdayonline.com/NG/index.php/advertising/25699-search-engine-on-nigeria-only-debuts

ConnectNigeria.com

Nigerian History

Some sites about the Country of Nigeria which include curent facts as well as historical information. Look for links to History.

Oil

Shell Oil's Nigeria page
Shell Oil's views on oil production and their relationship with Nigeria.
Nigerian National Petroleum Coporation
Look for more information about this corporation by reading the About NNPC pages.

Globalization

Globalization 101
A student's guide to globalization produced by the Levin Institute of the State University of New York.
The Global Policy Forum
"This site considers not only the Globalization of the Economy but also the Globalization of Politics, of Culture and of Law."

Storytelling

Effective Storytelling
A manual for beginning storytellers includes guidelines for good story characteristics and delivery elements.
The Moth
The Moth is a New York City based nonprofit organization that conducts live storytelling events

Childhood Development

ABCs of Child Development
Overview of the first five years of development from PBS.
Growth and Development
Many topics for what to expect as a child grows. This site covers infancy through teen years.

Local Opportunities

Center for Community Action and Research at Dyson College

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