Dart Center for Journalism and Trauma

No Refuge Between Bricks and Batons

By Jason N. Parkinson and Jess Hurd

One incident of a journalist being attacked quickly turned to two, then three, then five.

Training to Cover Terror

By Stephen Jukes

Students at Bournemouth Media School perform journalistic exercises in response to a staged terror attack on London.

Show Tells of Trauma, Reconciliation

An extraordinary exhibition telling stories of personal trauma and forgiveness across the world has opened in London, put together by journalist Marina Cantacuzino.

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.

I'm Invincible, Nothing's Going to Affect Me

By Rob Cole

I've always been a slightly nervous person. I laugh a lot and cry a lot, and I wear my heart on my sleeve. But, I have never had a problem. I got the occasional dizzy spell from being completely hyper, but nothing else; I just lived my life and it was fine.