Journalists scrambled to cover the carnage when a gunman opened fire last month in a theater in Aurora, Colo. killing 12 people. In the aftermath, however, reporters and editors found themselves dealing with the emotional fallout of the experience.
In a session just added to the APME Nashville 2012 conference agenda, representatives of the Associated Press, Denver Post and the Dart Center for Journalism & Trauma will discuss ways in which managers can support staff members grappling with aftereffects of violent news events.
It’s another reason why you should join the Associated Press Media Editors Sept. 19-21 at the John Seigenthaler Center on the campus of Vanderbilt University.
Come to APME in Music City and go home with takeaways for your newsroom. Register today.
http://www.apme.com/?page=2012Conference
In a session just added to the APME Nashville 2012 conference agenda, representatives of the Associated Press, Denver Post and the Dart Center for Journalism & Trauma will discuss ways in which managers can support staff members grappling with aftereffects of violent news events.
It’s another reason why you should join the Associated Press Media Editors Sept. 19-21 at the John Seigenthaler Center on the campus of Vanderbilt University.
Come to APME in Music City and go home with takeaways for your newsroom. Register today.
http://www.apme.com/?page=2012Conference
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