5 good reads on courage, empathy, and gratitude
During the past week of global grief and mending, we’ve found stories that examine how media can help populations connect and […]
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During the past week of global grief and mending, we’ve found stories that examine how media can help populations connect and […]
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In addition to the terrible attacks in Paris on Friday, November 13, numerous cities and countries around the world experienced mass
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Journalists worldwide are working around the clock telling stories about the terrorist attacks that killed nearly 130 people in Paris. In the
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Images & Voices of Hope is happy to announce that Gloria Muñoz has joined our team as ivoh’s new Web Editor.
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This story was written by Clara-Meretan Kiah. It was originally published on FIU News on November 6, 2015, as part of ivoh’s Restorative Narrative storytelling event
Transforming news of violence into stories of resilience Read More »
When David Beard took the helm as executive editor of PRI.org last year, he and his colleagues contemplated new avenues for
Why PRI is keeping an eye out for stories of resilience Read More »
Dahmen, an assistant professor in the university’s School of Journalism & Communication (SOJC), is studying the genre as one of three
University of Oregon professor shares findings from Restorative Narrative research Read More »
Nicole Dahmen, assistant professor in the School of Journalism and Communication at the University of Oregon, has won an award
University of Oregon professor wins award for her research on Restorative Narrative Read More »
Social media has so many benefits, particularly for those working in the media industry. It has helped media practitioners become more
A Florida International University journalism class spent six weeks telling stories that have largely gone untold in mainstream media coverage of