Moral Injury
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"In the face of moral challenges, journalists need help"
Dr. Anthony Feinstein, contributor to The Globe and Mail/October 2022 (Photo credit: Stringer/Reuters)
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Research Study: “Journalists covering the refugee and migration crisis are affected by moral injury not PTSD” by Anthony Feinstein, Bennis Pavisian and Hannah Storm. SAGE Journals 8 March 2018.
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Article: “What is moral injury, and how does it affect journalists covering bad stuff?: The psychologically debilitating hazards of crisis reporting impacts reporters who cover combat”
By Dean Yates (@DeanPTSD), guest columnist, Best Defence/ForeignPolicy.com (Includes excellent reading list)
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Article: “On Moral Injury: can a new diagnosis help heal our souls?”
by Janine di Giovanni (@janinedigi) Harper’s Magazine, August 2020
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“Repairing the Hidden Cost of Journalism”
by Dale Willman (@DaleWillman), September 29, 2020, Columbia Climate School
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“How a global crisis turns into a personal crisis”
by Susan Ferreira, Columbia Journalism Review, 27 July 2020
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Death threats and sleepless nights: The emotional toll of reporting Ethiopia’s Tigray conflict
by Lucy Kassa (@lucykassa) for The New Humanitarian (@newhumanitarian)