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Beyond Bloody Sunday

In the wake of a landmark report about Bloody Sunday, one journalist's reflections on Northern Ireland's past and future.

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    Witnessing the Human Cost of Climate Change

    At the Deutsche Welle Global Media Forum conference June 21-23 in Bonn, Germany, more than 1500 delegates from 95 countries discussed the challenges of reporting climate change. A Dart Centre Europe panel looked at the human consequences of environmental disaster.

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    Grief in the Gulf

    The Deepwater Horizon oil spill is different from a war or an earthquake, but the traumatic impact is just as real. The challenge to journalists is to report the slow-motion disaster while seeking stories of resilience and possible recovery.  

  • In Depth

    Cumbria Shootings: Making Sense of the Senseless

    A mass shooting in Britain leads a wounded community to wonder why. The director of Dart Centre Europe  reflects on the story and offers resources for journalists.

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  • Wed, 06/23/2010 - 10:56am

    'Restrepo:' A New Kind of War Movie

    Sebastian Junger and Tim Hetherington insist they didn't want to make an activist movie. They wanted to make a documentary that showed what military deployment was like, politics aside. They wanted to show why men keep going back to war even after the trauma and the bloodshed, why they keep seeking that sense of brotherhood. In the film "Restrepo," they've succeeded. More »

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  • Wed, 06/16/2010 - 1:43pm

    Additional Chinese Language Content

    As we've mentioned before, the Dart Center Country Contact in Taiwan, Julia Hsu, has been working with her reseach team to translate some of the Dart Center's training materials. We are happy to make her translation of another online self-study unit available. Check out "Covering Terrorism," translated for traditional Chinese readers, especially in Taiwan. More »

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  • Wed, 05/05/2010 - 2:33pm

    Former First Lady Expects More from Mental Health Care

    Former First Lady Rosalynn Carter is frustrated and angry. At a forum and panel conversation held on Monday, May 3, she insisted that our country's current mental health system is broken, despite the $120 billion dollars our federal government spends annually on direct mental health care. More »

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