Trauma-informed Journalism Amid Trauma, Knowing Who Wants to Share Their Story Lisa Krantz, NF ’20, on photographing the aftermath of mass shootings January 12, 2023 Lisa Krantz An Overdue Generational Shift Is Changing How Journalists Manage Traumatic Stories The stoicism that reporters once mustered when covering tragedies is giving way to a new public candor December 16, 2022 Ann Marie Lipinski Why Some Journalists Are Centering Trauma-Informed Reporting Trauma-informed reporting can help journalists better connect with sources dealing with grief, pain, and loss August 24, 2022 Julia Craven Tara Reade’s Allegations and Trauma-Informed Reporting The more I read about Tara Reade’s story, the less I know about her sexual assault allegation against Joe Biden. That’s a problem, not just for Reade but for every… May 21, 2020 Issac J. Bailey What Could Trauma-Informed Journalism Look Like? When I hear teachers or soldiers or ministers talk about what they do as a calling, I get it. Though the public may not believe it, journalists carry a similar… January 22, 2020 Anne Godlasky The Trauma of Covering Traumatic Events I had increasingly intense visions of harming my wife.That’s not quite right. I had been having off-and-on images of violent events for years—seeing myself raped in prison or impaled during… September 11, 2017 Issac J. Bailey Why Journalists Need to Learn About Trauma A survey of j-school professors and journalists emphasized the value of education and training in trauma reporting, with suggestions for how this learning can happen. February 22, 2010 Jad Melki How to Do an Interview—When Trauma Is the Topic ‘It’s just a totally different landscape when dealing with someone who’s been traumatized. They don’t know the rules, and what’s so essential in these interviews is to give the person… December 15, 2009 Karen Brown When War Ends: The Trauma That Remains An Essay in Words and Photographs December 15, 2009 Lori Grinker Journalism and Trauma: A Long Overdue Conjunction Covering violence ‘chews at the vitality of those who must cover it day after day.’ June 15, 2004 Roger Simpson
