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An educational charity promoting the physical and emotional safety of journalists in Canada and abroad. We also study the effects of news gathering on those we cover and on news consumers.

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Journalists covering the #refugeecrisis affected by #moralinjury - new study by Dr. Anthony Feinstein and INSI's Hannah Storm is published by Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism

Comprehensive new guide on journalism and vicarious trauma published by @firstdraftnews

Developing your own "standard operating procedure" for handling traumatic imagery - guidelines from Dart Center

New primer on covering terrorism released by UNESCO

New interactive risk assessment course for freelancers from Rory Peck Trust

New resource from Dart Center on covering gun violence now available

"You can't look away from a smell" - journalist Curt Petrovich on his PTSD

"How should journalism cover terrorism?" by @emilybell for @CJR

New guidelines by @AtomicReporters for journalists covering nuclear incidents

Study asks whether media coverage is a key factor in rise of mass shootings: CTV News

CBC News : how graphic images on social media can change your brain

Forum board member Dr. Anthony Feinstein concludes his year-long series on photojournalists for @GlobeandMail

CBC News reporters reflect on challenges of Fort MacMurray coverage

Damaris Colhoun (@damarisdeere) in Columbia Journalism Review: "A better way to report on sexual assault"

Sherry Ricchiardi (@sricchia) for @IJNET: "Advice for interviewing refugees with respect and compassion"

@SamDubberley of @EMHub on vicarious trauma as issue for journalists working with User-generated Content: 'I feel like I cannot say no to looking at horrific UGC because I want to do well in my career'

New free resource at University of New South Wales for journalists challenged by PTSD

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