Women and Children's Issues: Is Media Doing Enough
Emotional news: journalists, trauma and audiences
Seminar: 'The death knock' - the ethics of reporting grief and tragedy
Global Media Forum in Bonn, Germany
The Dart Center invites midcareer journalists to apply for the 2012 Ochberg Fellowship Program. For the first time the Fellowship is truly global, welcoming applications from midcareer journalists worldwide.
Fourteen journalism educators from six countries will gather at Columbia University for seminars and discussions on understanding emotional trauma and incorporating responsible coverage of tragedy into the curriculum.
An open letter to the government of Pakistan, calling for an investigation of the attempted abduction of Dart Centre Asia Pacific Fellow Afnan Khan.
ABC reporter John Taylor shares his memories of cameraman John Bean, who was killed in a helicopter crash on August 18.
Twitter streams built up a faster picture than London's news organizations could manage.
The Dart Center has launched a new online library of Spanish-language resources for journalists. This webpage serves as a gateway to a wide range of Spanish-language reporting guides, tipsheets and videos, aimed at working journalists, journalism educators and students. More »
Two more journalists have died in Syria: reporter Marie Colvin of London's Sunday Times and French photographer Rémi Ochlik. Colvin's last report from Homs was a BBC interview the day before she was killed. "I counted 14 shells… I watched a little baby die today. Absolutely horrific. No one here can understand how the international community can let this happen." More »
On December 2, Afnan Khan was driving home from his job as senior reporter at the Daily Times in Lahore Pakistan when a Land Cruiser pulled across his path on a deserted road. Two gunmen leapt out, took aim and ordered him from his car. More »
Three veteran news professionals from the Australian Broadcasting Corporation are missing and presumed dead in a helicopter crash in the South Australia desert. Videographer and photographer John Bean, reporter Paul Lockyer and pilot Gary Ticehurst were on assignment in a region some 800 kilometers north of Adelaide on the evening of August 18 when their copter went down. More »
Media analysis and commentary from the ABC.
Extending understanding, prevention and treatment of major stress and trauma.
Trauma recovery and psychosocial intervention non-profit in Indonesia.
Trauma-related research, policy advice, service development and education.
Dart Centre Asia Pacific is a regional hub for media and trauma professionals and students who believe that effective reporting on violence matters. With permanent offices in Melbourne, Australia and training programs and other activities throughout the Asia Pacific, DCAP works to promote discussion, develop training, and exchange specialist knowledge on the most challenging of media issues.

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