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Religion Reporting Toolkit

Resources

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Dealing with trauma and mental health pressures

Journalists today are often primary targets of online harassment, trolling, doxxing, and more.

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Journalists’ digital survival guide: Why, how, and actionable steps

The news used to be confined first to paper, and then to radio and television.

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Religion reporting can be risky: Resources for staying safe

Attacks on journalists covering religion come from many directions.

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Fighting disinformation on the religion beat

Steps journalists can take to create verification strategies for their newsrooms.

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Ethics for protecting vulnerable sources

In South Asia, religion is one topic likely to unleash a firestorm of backlash.

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Journalism in the public interest

Pubic service journalism comes in various forms.

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