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Reporting responsibly and credibly on
violence and traumatic events — on crime, family violence,
natural disasters and accidents, war and genocide — are
among the greatest challenges facing contemporary journalism.
The Dart Center Ochberg Fellowship has been established by the
International Society for Traumatic Stress Studies and the Dart
Center in order to build a cohort of journalists better prepared
for this challenge.
The Dart Center provides six or more expense-paid fellowships
to mid-career journalists who want to apply knowledge of emotional
trauma to improving coverage of violent events.
Fellowships are open to print and broadcast reporters, photographers,
editors and producers with at least five years of journalism experience.
Fellows will attend a two-day seminar on the role emotional trauma
plays in coverage of violent events, then will have access to
all events and speakers in the annual conference of the International
Society for Traumatic Stress Studies (istss.org).
Click here to read comments from Dart Center Ochberg Fellows.
To apply for a Dart Center Ochberg Fellowship, submit the following
by the materials due date:
- Application Form (PDF)
Also available by mail upon request.
- Letter of Interest
Describe your reasons for pursuing
a Dart Center Ochberg Fellowship.
- Resume
Document at least five years of
professional experience in print and broadcast journalism, editing
or producing.
- Sample Work
Provide two samples relevant
to the aims of the Fellowship (print clips, audio/video segments,
or projects supervised).
- Recommendations
Provide two supporting letters
from editors or other persons familiar with your journalistic
work. Note: applications or supporting materials will not be accepted
by fax or email.
Fellows are invited to join the Dart Society, a cohort of journalists
dedicated to promoting sensitive coverage of victims of violence
and providing support for journalists who are affected by their
work.
» Dart Society main
page
» Fellows' Biographies
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