Programs

Dart Fellowship Programs

The annual Dart Center Ochberg Fellowships, offered each fall, give mid-career journalists the opportunity to deepen their knowledge of trauma and improve coverage of violence, conflict and tragedy. The annual Dart Center Academic Fellowships, offered each summer, provide in-depth training to journalism educators. The biennial Dart Asia Fellowships take a team approach to meet the needs of senior journalists and their editors based in Asia. 

 

Fellowships News

  • Announcing the 2013 Ochberg Fellowships

    Application guidelines for mid-career journalists who want to deepen their knowledge of emotional trauma and psychological injury, and improve reporting on violence, conflict and tragedy. All application materials must be submitted by October 11, 2013.

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Testimonials

"The Ochberg Fellowship opened a whole new world for me. Discussions during the fellowship seminar led me to an international reporting project in Rwanda and Bosnia. Back at home, the fact that I attended the Fellowship has given me credibility with victims' advocates and mental health professionals. My daily court beat has improved exponentially due to everything I have learned."

- Gina Barton, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel (2000)

"The chances to stop and take stock are all too rare as a reporter. The chance to stop and take stock with such a lively, open and stimulating group as gathered by Dart was unique. It was humbling to realize what a lot of great journalism there is in an industry that moans a lot about dumbing down. We could not stop talking day and night, and the compassion and humanity on display was refreshing. It was like the best retreat—set apart yet blindingly relevant."

—David Loyn, BBC (2005)

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About the Fellowships

Dart Society Journalists Who Cover Violence

Your contributions help the Dart Center nurture informed, innovative and ethical news reporting on violence, conflict and tragedy worldwide.