Dart Center for Journalism and Trauma

Black Saturday: One Year Later

By Cait McMahon

As the anniversary of Australia's worst peacetime disaster approaches, expert guidance on how to reflect without retraumatising.

First Asia Fellows Announced

Dart Centre Australasia has announced the 13 recipients of the inaugural Dart Asia Fellowships for editors and senior news gatherers throughout Southeast Asia.

Reckoning with the Khmer Rouge

By Ung Bun Y

Journalists covering the Khmer Rouge tribunal are learning how to confront painful and seldom discussed memories of the atrocities that devastated all of Cambodia.

Life and Death in Kashmir

By Syed Nazakat

Along the Line of Control that marks the border between India and Pakistan, a senior journalist's life is one nightmare after another.

Announcing the Dart Asia Fellowships

Senior journalists and editors in Asia seeking to improve coverage of violent events are invited to apply by Aug. 17 for the inaugural Dart Asia Fellowships.

Untold Aftershocks

By Zhao Xue

A year after the Sichuan earthquake, Chinese journalists are still burying their pain.

Applications Open for Ochberg Fellowships

Mid-career journalists seeking to improve coverage of violent events are invited to apply by July 24th for the 2009 Ochberg Fellowships.

Beyond the Breaking Point

By Judith Matloff and Robert Nickelsberg

Caught between military occupation and separatist terrorism, a society that doesn't talk about mental health is desperate for psychiatrists, faith healers, medication — anything that could help heal "one of the most traumatized places on earth." A multimedia exclusive.

Behind the Bushfires

By Angela Carey

A newspaper editor gives a look behind the scenes at how journalists are coping with covering the aftermath of Australia's worst natural disaster.

Mumbai's Untold Stories

By Moni Basu

Obscured by headlines of threatened Westerners and "India's 9/11" are ordinary Indians, coping with the all-too-familiar aftermath of November's terrorist attacks.