GIJN Webinar Resources: Resilience & Reporting—Staying Healthy & Sane
Dart Center for Journalism & Trauma: Covering Coronavirus: Resources for Journalists
Committee to Protect Journalists: Covering the Coronavirus Safely
First Draft News: Journalism and Vicarious Trauma
GIJN: How Journalists Can Deal with Trauma While Reporting on COVID-19
IJNET: Mental Health Tips and Resources for Journalists
INN: Tips for Managing Coronavirus Reporting Risks
National Association of Science Writers: Discussion group for support, questions and resources for reporters covering COVID-19.
Society of Environmental Journalists: Coronavirus Reminds Journalists To Prepare for Public Health Emergencies
Resources Mentioned During the Webinar
Bellingcat: Open Source Investigative Reporting
Facebook Group: Journalism and Trauma
GIJN: Email Group for Women Investigative Journalists
National Child Traumatic Stress Network
Vanity Fair: “Colombia’s Amazing Race to Build a $1,000 Ventilator”
Thompson Foundation online course: Handling Content in a Pandemic: Safety
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