Resources

After the day-to-day reporting on war is over, new challenges and grave responsibilities emerge, from relaying the steps of postwar accountability and peace processes, to unveiling the realities of social trauma and recovery.

Dart Centre Europe is excited to offer a networking event with Irene Caselli and two fellows from the Dart Centre Early Childhood Development program — Oana Sandu and Gabriella Jozwiak — discussing covering children and their caregivers ethically and empathically on Thursday, November 30 @ 2pm EST / 7pm UK time.

Irene Caselli will lead the keynote conference “Journalism and childhood: tools for ethical coverage,” as part of the Academia Prodavinci Training Program for Journalists on November 29 at 8:30 a.m. EST.

How to respond and to protect journalists’ psychological welfare is at the heart of this conversation between the Dart Centre Europe, Forbidden Stories and Le Monde. The panel will discuss the importance of a trauma-informed newsroom culture and how working in teams specifically offers one of the best forms of resilience.

Join the Dart Center, The Society of Fellows and Heyman Center for the Humanities, the Consulate General of Ireland | New York, Glucksman Ireland House (New York University), the Center for Irish Studies (Villanova University), and Global Irish Studies (Georgetown University) on Monday, November 27 at 6:15pm at Columbia J-School for an evening of readings and conversation with award-winning authors Lucy Caldwell, Jan Carson and Michelle Gallen about growing up in Northern Ireland during The Troubles and its continuing impact on their lives, communities, creative work, and Irish culture more broadly. Moderated by Caoilinn Hughes and Stephanie McCurry.

An AP team of Ukrainian journalists trapped in the besieged city of Mariupol struggle to continue their work document