The crossfire of drug-related violence is rendering farming towns along the U.S.-Mexico border virtually uninhabitable. Texas Monthly staff writer Cecilia Balli, a 2010 Dart Center Ochberg Fellow, reports on residents of one border town who live amid escalating terror.
Fourteen editors and senior newsgatherers from throughout the Asia Pacific region are recipients of the 2011 Dart Asia Fellowships, sponsored by Dart Centre Australasia.
The Dart Asia Fellowships offer senior journalists and their editors in Asia an opportunity to improve coverage of tragic events.
Journalism students in Arizona and New York trade places, traveling to Manhattan and the U.S.-Mexico border to explore immigrant issues with sensitivity and depth.
In an excerpt from his new book, 2010 Dart Ochberg Fellow Dave Philipps uncovers the story of how members of a U.S. Army battalion exposed to some of the cruelest combat conditions in Iraq carried the nightmare of war back home.
Jim Trotter has spent a long career in journalism working with writers and with words. Accepting the Dart Society's 2010 Mimi Award for excellence as an editor at the Denver Press Club Sept. 25, he reflects on the courage and compassion required to tell difficult stories well.
Almost a year after 32 media workers were massacred along with scores of others in Mindanao, Filipino journalists face the consequences of doing dangerous work in an environment of chronic stress. A recent training conducted by Dart Centre Australasia focused on peer support.
Ten journalists from around the world have been awarded Dart Center Ochberg Fellowships.
Why is teaching about trauma important? Participants in the inaugural Dart Academic Fellowship program explain how the experience has changed their approach.
The Dart Center for Journalism and Trauma has announced the recipients of the inaugural 2010 Dart Center Academic Fellowships.