Resources for Staying Healthy & Sane while Covering COVID-19
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The second webinar in our series, Covering the Pandemic, focused on mental health and self-care for journalists. Resilience & Reporting: Staying Healthy & Sane featured Bruce Shapiro, executive director of the Dart Center for Journalism & Trauma, and Maria Teresa Ronderos, a veteran reporter and editor from Colombia.
We’ve put together a resource page with links to 15 groups and sites mentioned during the session.
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