Dart Center for Journalism and Trauma

Patients and Healers

By Alicia Zuckerman, Dan Grech, Ruth Morris, Kenny Malone, Trina Sargalski, Sammy Mack, and Niala Boodhoo

This radio piece reconstructs an inspiring moment amid tragedy and pain, at a makeshift hospital tent in Port-au-Prince. It originally aired on WLRN's "Under the Sun," on July 12, 2010.

Haiti's Crisis Could Help Revive Its Journalism

A recent panel co-sponsored by the Dart Center and the Maria Moors Cabot Prizes sparked discussions about how January's devastating earthquake could help revive journalism in Haiti.

Haiti: 12 January, 2010

By Ron Haviv

Photojournalist Ron Haviv arrived in Haiti just 24 hours after the catastrophic earthquake that took an estimated 250,000 lives, injured hundreds of thousands and left nearly 1 million people homeless. Epic devastation of this magnitude defies comprehension.

Facing Down Fear

By Huáscar Robles Carrasquillo

As a seasoned photographer coolly documents the earthquake in Haiti's dreadful consequences, a Dart Society writer grapples with the inevitable emotional distress.

Haiti Quake: Watchful Waiting

By Bruce Shapiro

As the first wave of exhausted news teams rotates out, the story enters a new phase — and news managers need to be prepared to provide informed support.

Haiti's Misery

By Joan Connell

In the wake of a devastating earthquake in Haiti, tools for in-country reporters and local journalists to cover the story.

Panel: Reinvention of Journalism in Haiti

At Columbia University in New York City, a panel about the changing state of journalism in Haiti.

Book Signing: Ron Haviv's Haiti

At the International Center for Photography Museum in New York City, a book signing with Ron Haviv of his book "Haiti: January 12, 2010."