Resources for Reporters and Editors Covering the Conflict in Ukraine
February 24, 2022
These resources aim to help journalists and editors covering the fast-developing conflict in Ukraine.
Press Freedom
In many countries, freedom of the press and freedom of expression are celebrated as fundamental human rights. But in some places, these rights are being chipped away. The Dart Center is involved in a variety of press freedom-related activities, including supporting news organizations in developing countries, implementing initiatives to address psychological safety and spotlighting the cases of individual journalists targeted with violence.
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- Resources for Reporters and Editors Covering the Conflict in Ukraine
- Apply Now: Rory Peck Trust Resilience Programme
- 12th Global Investigative Journalism Conference
- 2021 Dart Awards: Reporting Tips from the Honorees
- Global Conference on Improving the Protection, Integration and Mental Health of Refugee Journalists
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2021 Dart Awards: Reporting Tips from the Honorees
October 12, 2021On 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.
We Call On G7 Countries To Evacuate Journalists in Afghanistan
August 23, 2021Ahead of the G7 summit on the situation in Afghanistan, the Dart Center has joined hundreds of organizations in calling on G7 countries to make a clear and explicit commitment to taking journalists and media workers as an urgent and immediate priority, ensure their protection and evacuate them and their families.We ask that G7 members:
Psychological Safety Tips for Journalists Reporting in Myanmar
March 22, 2021Your mental wellbeing is going to be important when you are faced with reporting a tense, politically charged story for an extended time duration. Prepare yourself for the long haul and a situation whose great intensity is unlikely to subside anytime soon.
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