"Covering Disasters"—Dart Centre tips and resources for covering tragic events ...

"First Responders"—Joe Hight, managing editor of The Oklahoman, shares important tips for journalists who arrive early on the scene after a traumatic event and for managers who send journalists into harm's way ...

"The Scene"—part one of the Dart Center's "The First 24 Hours" self-study unit. A look at the challenges faced by journalists at a disaster scene ...

"Journalism & Terror"—part two of the Dart Center's "Covering Terrorism" self-study unit ...

"Terrorism and Trauma"—a tipsheet on what "the news industry needs to know about the science related to survivors, the public and news consumption," from the International Society for Traumatic Stress Studies ...

The National Child Traumatic Stress Network has information about how disasters (and subsequent media coverage) can affect children. The NCTSN has also published guidelines for journalists covering traumatic events ...

"Interviewing Victims and Families"—Dart Center tips and resources for interviewing witnesses and survivors of tragic events ...

"Terrorism-related materials" from Investigative Reporters and Editors (IRE). Includes tipsheets, databases, stories and links.

Comments on the attack from the National Center for Critical Incident Analysis (NCCIA).

The National Center for Victims of Crime has resources that may be useful for victims of the attacks.