Dart Center for Journalism and Trauma

Four Freed Journalists Speak About Libyan Captivity

New York Times correspondents Anthony Shadid, Stephen Farrell, Tyler Hicks and Lynsey Addario spoke about their six-day captivity in Libya at a panel discussion in New York City. More »

How YouTube Is Changing Conflict Reporting

PBS' "Frontline" recently brought together a group of international experts in conflict reporting to talk about new challenges and needs in the field. The network also recorded the event, and has just made available online polished videos of lively conversations between journalists and advocates from Current TV, the New York Times, the Committee, Protect Journalists and others. More »

The Story Behind a 2010 Dart Award Winner

By Sheri Fink

In a Katrina-flooded hospital, doctors injected patients with painkillers and sedatives. Were they easing their pain or speeding their deaths? In a 2009 interview, ProPublica reporter Sheri Fink, winner of the 2010 Dart Award, explains how she pursued the story.

Weekend Links: Chinese Riots, Mexican Torture and Michael Jackson

This week, the Nieman Foundation's Narrative Digest published interviews with St. Petersburg Times reporters Ben Montgomery and Waveny Ann Moore about their co-authored April story on the effects of a century of abuse at the Florida School for Boys.

Meanwhile, journalism by the masses continued to change coverage of mass events More »

Points of Entry

A panel discussion held Oct. 24, 2007, at the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism.

Panel: Reporting the Arab Revolution

In New York, four New York Times correspondents recently detained in Libya recount their experiences in a panel discussion sponsored by the Columbia Chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists.