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Reporting Advice from Chris Benderev: 2022 Dart Award Honoree
Reporting Advice from NPR's Chris Benderev
Reporting Advice from NPR's Chris Benderev
Dart Award winner, Joe Mozingo, offers advice on covering trauma.
Dart Award winner, Annelise Jolley, offers advice on covering trauma.
The 2022 Dart Awards went to the Atavist for "A Feast for Lost Souls" and to the Los Angeles Times for "Disease, Inequity and Resilience in South L.A." Honorable mentions went to NPR, The Outlaw Ocean Project and Vanity Fair.
“The 2022 Dart Award finalists range widely, from fresh, innovative reporting on the year’s all-encompassing crises to hard-hitting investigations bringing to light human rights abuses hiding in plain sight,” said Dart Center Executive Director Bruce Shapiro. “All show the power of compassionate, trauma-informed reporting to rise above polarized politics and click-bait sensationalism, illuminating the most urgent issues facing society and portraying survivors with grace and dignity.”
The Dart Awards for Excellence in Coverage of Trauma honor innovative, ethical and effective reporting of violence, trauma and tragedy across all media platforms. Judges will make two awards, each carrying a cash prize. The submission deadline -- January 26, 2022 at 5:00 pm EST -- has passed.
Video coverage of the 2021 Dart Awards presentation and winners' roundtable, hosted by NBC News' Kate Snow.
On September 30th, the 2021 Dart Awards honorees joined us for three roundtable conversations to discuss their craft, and approach to writing and reporting complex stories.