Dart Center for Journalism and Trauma

Keinen Journalisten mundtot machen

By Bruce Shapiro

Bruce Shapiro, Direktor des Dart Centers und investigativer Reporter in den USA, schildert in einem beeindruckenden Beitrag, warum sich die Stiftung gründete und welchen Aufgaben sie sich widmet.

Interviewing Service Members

By Joe Hight

Suggestions for journalists interviewing service members returning from Iraq, the Middle East, or Afghanistan.

Reporter Defies Air Force Subpoena

By Jesse Tarbert

Unlike other journalists who have defied subpoenas recently, Miles Moffeit is not protecting a high-level government source or someone accused of a serious crime. He's protecting Leah Kaelin, an 18-year-old woman who says she was gang-raped at Sheppard Air Force Base in Texas by four fellow airmen in June 2003.

Trauma Discussion Proves Helpful

Overview

More than 60 journalists, educators and therapists met at the Guardian Newspaper's media centre in London on the eve of the Iraq war to hear just how important it now is to attend not only to the physical safety needs of journalists and media workers covering conflict, but also to their emotional well-being.

September 11 Anniversary Reactions

An Interview With Dr. Frank Ochberg

By Frank Ochberg

Because many Americans will be profoundly affected by reminders of the September 11 attacks, Joyce Boaz, Executive Director of Gift From Within asked Frank Ochberg to reflect on anniversary reactions. Coincidentally, Dr. Ochberg was interviewed on that topic by Richard Kaplan, PhD, senior staff editor with Coffey Communications.

When Tragedy Hits the Newsroom

By Meg Spratt

Many journalists have experience covering stories of violent death, but what happens when those stories involve co-workers? The Dart Center looks at two cases.