Features When They Come for Us ‘… when you are compelled to leave your … family, your work, your country, and your life as you knew it, that’s when you realize you cannot give up. You… December 15, 2009 Sonali Samarasinghe Wickrematunge Manipulator or Human Rights Facilitator? A journalist involved with the South African Broadcasting Corporation’s radio coverage of that country’s Truth and Reconciliation Commission describes how it was done and why decisions made about its approach… December 14, 2009 Antjie Krog Art and Literature: Guiding Journalists in Trauma’s Portrayal ‘… Nieman Fellows who’d been in the Balkans wanted to take courses in music, art, poetry, and other kinds of literature. I don’t think this happens arbitrarily.’ December 11, 2009 E. Ann Kaplan Art and Trauma—And Journalist as Observer ‘We have to be inside of the circle to understand the conversation, to get down and dirty with the people who are making art, and still keep that distance by… December 11, 2009 Alicia Anstead ‘Entering Darkness’ Depicting an individual’s story leads viewers to awareness of a ‘generalized horror.’ December 11, 2009 E. Ann Kaplan The Iraqi Shoe-Thrower: When Endangered Journalists Need Help ‘I wonder how different things would have turned out if I could have found help for al-Zaidi. If assistance came sooner for his possible post-traumatic stress, maybe the shoe-throwing incident… December 11, 2009 Jerome Aumente In Search of an ‘Inside Narrative’ ‘Very often, as journalists, we end up telling these kinds of outside narratives when we go to official sources for the most difficult and intimate stories.’ December 11, 2009 Bruce Shapiro Strategies for Reporters Coping With Stress Julia Reynolds offers approaches to handling the stress that can be part of this demanding crime beat.RELATED ARTICLE“When a Crime Is Just the Beginning of the Story”Learn to tell our… December 10, 2009 Julia Reynolds Altruism’s Rise in the Wake of Disaster Rebecca Solnit’s wide-ranging inquiry into disaster led her to a surprisingly good-hearted view of human nature. “In the wake of an earthquake, a bombing, or a major storm, most people… December 9, 2009 Jan Gardner Winter 2008: Introduction In this time of accelerating change, how journalists do their work and what elements of journalism will survive this digital transformation loom as questions and concerns. By heading in new… December 15, 2008 Melissa Ludtke Previous 1 … 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 … 61 Next
