Reporting Advice from The Outlaw Ocean Project: 2022 Dart Award Honoree
November 17, 2022 by Ian Urbina, Joe Sexton
Reporting Advice from Ian Urbina and Joe Sexton from The Outlaw Ocean Project
Immigrants & Refugees
Coverage of immigration often perpetuates ingrained biases and stereotypes. In a time of polarized debates, journalism that covers displacement with accuracy and empathy is vital to the health, wellness and prosperity of any society. Focusing on the tools and techniques that are required to tell the stories of immigrants and refugees, these resources will help journalists produce work that is accurate, insightful and nuanced.
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- Reporting Advice from The Outlaw Ocean Project: 2022 Dart Award Honoree
- Reporting on refugees who have survived trauma
- Why we need to pay attention to the mental health of children and caregivers
- How to Report Ethically on Children Affected by the Ukraine Conflict
- Trauma reporting tips: Telling stories of Afghan refugees
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- Reporting Advice from The Outlaw Ocean Project: 2022 Dart Award Honoree
- Reporting on refugees who have survived trauma
- Why we need to pay attention to the mental health of children and caregivers
- How to Report Ethically on Children Affected by the Ukraine Conflict
- Trauma reporting tips: Telling stories of Afghan refugees
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Reporting on refugees who have survived trauma
November 1, 2022 by Ronahi HasanWhen people ask what my name is and where I’m from, the answer is complex.
My name, Ronahi, is Kurdish. But when my Dad registered my birth, the Syrian authorities twisted it to Lonai – Kurds in Syria weren’t allowed to register babies with Kurdish names.
Why we need to pay attention to the mental health of children and caregivers
June 24, 2022This tipsheet was drawn from the first webinar in a series focused on Early Childhood Reporting, part of the Dart Center’s Early Childhood Initiative.
How to Report Ethically on Children Affected by the Ukraine Conflict
March 8, 2022 by Irene CaselliAs 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.
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