Dramatic changes in the news industry combined with these acutely volatile times worldwide make the Centre for Journalism and Trauma Asia Pacific more important than ever. What is CJT?
CJT is dedicated to informed, innovative and ethical news reporting on violence, conflict and tragedy. Whether the topic is street crime, family violence, natural disaster, war or human rights, effective news reporting on traumatic events demands knowledge, skill and support. Based in Australia, CJT is a network of journalists across the Asia Pacific, from Pakistan to Tonga, and provides journalists in the Asia Pacific region with the resources necessary to meet this challenge, drawing on a global, interdisciplinary network of news professionals, mental health experts, educators and researchers.
Your contribution makes a difference. It enables us to nurture informed, innovative and ethical news reporting on violence, conflict and tragedy worldwide. It allows us to train and support journalists undertaking the most difficult assignments while enduring unprecedented levels of stress. It helps us to foster trauma-aware newsrooms that are better equipped to represent the impact of trauma on victims and survivors, news professionals and media consumers. It inspires us to foster much-needed culture change in the news industry. CJT relies on funding from donations and grants, and we raise all our own funding. We need your support to continue our valuable work.
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We acknowledge that the lands and waterways of the continent known as Australia have never been ceded; we respect all custodians of these lands and in particular recognise the courage of First Nations journalists across the world
Dramatic changes in the news industry combined with these acutely volatile times worldwide make the Centre for Journalism and Trauma Asia Pacific more important than ever. What is CJT?
CJT is dedicated to informed, innovative and ethical news reporting on violence, conflict and tragedy. Whether the topic is street crime, family violence, natural disaster, war or human rights, effective news reporting on traumatic events demands knowledge, skill and support. Based in Australia, CJT is a network of journalists across the Asia Pacific, from Pakistan to Tonga, and provides journalists in the Asia Pacific region with the resources necessary to meet this challenge, drawing on a global, interdisciplinary network of news professionals, mental health experts, educators and researchers.
Your contribution makes a difference. It enables us to nurture informed, innovative and ethical news reporting on violence, conflict and tragedy worldwide. It allows us to train and support journalists undertaking the most difficult assignments while enduring unprecedented levels of stress. It helps us to foster trauma-aware newsrooms that are better equipped to represent the impact of trauma on victims and survivors, news professionals and media consumers. It inspires us to foster much-needed culture change in the news industry. CJT relies on funding from donations and grants, and we raise all our own funding. We need your support to continue our valuable work.
Yes
Yes, as soon as your donation is processed.
We acknowledge that the lands and waterways of the continent known as Australia have never been ceded; we respect all custodians of these lands and in particular recognise the courage of First Nations journalists across the world
