The Dart Center has announced the recipients of its three Early Childhood Reporting Fellowship programs. "Around the world, this is a difficult time for young children and their caregivers. Escalating adversity in early childhood - whether from war, civil conflict, economic inequality, violence, the pandemic or environmental disasters all have a lifelong impact. The 36 extraordinary journalists chosen for this Fellowship are deeply committed to illuminating these critical issues, drawing on evidence-based science and policy to produce reporting that makes a difference in their regions and around the globe." said Bruce Shapiro, the Dart Center’s executive director.

This style guide is designed as a quick, authoritative reference for reporters, editors and producers working on tight deadlines. It includes brief evidence-informed guidance on news choices, language usage and ethics in reporting on the impact of trauma on individuals, families and communities; recommendations for appropriate use of relevant psychological and scientific terminology; and special considerations when reporting on consequential trauma-laden issues such as racism and sexual violence.

As events in Ukraine continue to unfold quickly and dramatically, children and young people are in danger - one million are already on the move. 

This tipsheet brings together advice from Dart fellows who have reported on children in war and other emergency situations.

Today Russian military forces launched multiple attacks on Ukraine. As an immediate response, the Dart Center has assembled this list of resources for local and international journalists and editors who are covering this fast-developing crisis.

The Dart Center has gathered a selection of resources to support journalists as they cover recent incidents of gun violence and mass shootings in the United States and around the world.