• War reporting 
  Articles and reports on the media in times of war

From the Dart Center for Journalism and Trauma:

• Violence: Comparing Reporting and Reality
  By Sara Tiegreen and Elana Newman, Dart Center, February 2009.
• Local Tragedy, National Spotlight
  Joe Hight reports on media lessons from the Amish school shooting, December 2006.
• Reporting War: Lessons learned from challenging assignments
  Result of a discussion between 13 conflict journalists, November 2005.
• Coming home can be tough
  Tipsheet from Dart Center Australasia in response to the Asian Tsunami, January 2005.
• Images of trauma
  Guidelines for dealing with traumatic material.
• Frontline Reporting
  Guidelines for managers and editors for supporting partners and families, October 2004.
• Frontline Reporting
  Guidelines for partners and families, October 2004.
• Trauma & News - The Organisational Response
  Details of a Dart Centre workshop held at the Frontline Club, 30 July 2004.
• Communicating Bad News - A Guidance Pack
  Advice for journalists informing next-of-kin of a colleague's death, 2004.
• Minimising further harm when working with victims and survivors
  Advice from Dart Center Australasia.

From the Poynter Institute:

• Coverage of the Saddam Hussein Execution and its Aftermath
  Poynter faculty offers advice on coverage & presentation decisions, 31 December 2006.
• Katrina: The Power of the Press Against the Wrath of Nature
  By James O'Byrne of the Times-Picayune, 1 September 2006.
• Five Lessons from Katrina
  By Poynter Dean Keith M. Woods, 29 August 2006.
• Year of storms: Lessons learned and stories yet to be told
  Details of a conference sponsored by Poynter and the Dart Center, 21 December 2005.
• Handling emotional interviews
  Chip Scanlan discusses two case studies, 1 March 2005.
• Help with emotional interviews
  Chip Scanlan talks to Joe Hight, Dart Center Executive Committee, 23 February 2005.
• Trauma takes toll on journalists covering disasters
  By Aly Colon, Reporting, Writing & Editing Group Leader, 11 January 2005.
• Covering trauma & tragedy: what it takes
  Kelly McBride talks to Dr Frank Ochberg founder of the Dart Center, 7 January 2005.
• Help for journalists under stress
  By Al Tompkins, Broadcast/Online Group Leader, 14 September 2001.
• Journalists suffering trauma: Advice from a professional
  Bob Steele talks to clinical psychologist Dr. Martin Cohen, 11 September 2001.

Other articles and resources:

• Radio talk shows don't have to exacerbate conflict
  By Francis Rolt of Search for Common Ground, published in Drum Beat 333, February 2006.
• Western media coverage of humanitarian disasters
  CARMA study finds no link between death toll and media interest, published January 2006.
• Journalists and Media Staff Killed
  Annual reports, compiled by the International Federation of Journalists (IFJ).
• Why do we believe these anti-human horror stories?
  By Mick Hume, published by spiked, 28 October 2005.
• ‘Disaster tourists’ should stay at home
  By Josie Appleton, published by spiked, 15 October 2005.
• Blanket coverage from Therapy News
  By Tessa Mayes, published by spiked, 27 July 2005.
• Shaking Our Foundations: Media and the Asian Tsunami
  Report on efforts to rebuild media after the tsunami, published by IFJ, February 2005.
• Helicopter Journalism: What's Missing in the Tsunami Coverage
  By Danny Schechter of Mediachannel.org, January 2005.
• Are you a good bearer of bad news?
  By Alex Gerlis. This article originally appeared in the Press Gazette, 2 April 2004.
• How the police fed the media beast
  Steven Morris on media coverage of Soham murder case, The Guardian, 22 December 2003.
• Reporting tragedies: Dunblane and Hillsborough (scroll down page)
  By Ann Jemphrey and Eileen Berrington, Free Press 109, March/April 1999.
• Media and conflict
  Database of articles from the Geneva Humanitarian Forum.
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