
Reporting Safely from Sandy Hook to Ferguson
Yamiche Alcindor shared ten tips for young reporters working in high-risk situations.
Yamiche Alcindor shared ten tips for young reporters working in high-risk situations.
In response to the WDBJ shooting, the Dart Center has released a tip sheet for managers for coping with the death of a colleague.
A tip sheet for journalists coping with the death of a colleague. Click here for an Arabic translation.
A tip sheet from Executive Director Bruce Shapiro, originally released at the 2005 Investigative Reporters & Editors Annual Conference.
An overview of current research on the occupational hazards for journalists covering traumatic events, the risk factors that aggravate those effects, and some suggestions for mitigating those factors. Originally published by River Smith and Elana Newman in January, 2009; Updated by Susan Drevo in May, 2016, and by Autumn Slaughter in March, 2019.
Photographs and video of horrifying, violent acts may provide essential documentation of human tragedy. But however compelling its news value, traumatic imagery needs to be handled with care, as it can place the wellbeing of those who work with it at risk. Click for Arabic, French and Spanish translations.
A Dart Center Tip Sheet for College Media Advisors, Editors and Student Journalists.
At this year's APME NewsTrain, Robyn Tomlin of Project Thunderdome presented on creating a plan for digital coverage of major breaking news stories, as well as the best newsroom tools for executing top-notch coverage in real time.
Suggested ways news personnel can minimise further harm when working with victims and survivors.
Staff care tips for managers and editors of news personnel exposed to traumatic events.