Journalist

Playbook

A toolkit for journalists,
by journalists and survivors of domestic violence
To cover domestic violence well, journalists need better tools to empower survivors, reflect communities, and include solutions.
The role journalists play

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Covering domestic violence with
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This playbook was developed in collaboration with experienced journalists, domestic violence survivors and advocates
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Principles

Fundamentals to keep in mind, and tips for putting them into practice
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Safety
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Solutions
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Sensitivity
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Transparency
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Expertise
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Diversity
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Resources

People, ideas, and research in the field of domestic violence
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Source directory
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Intersections with DV
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Research and data
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Terminology in DV
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Articles

What survivors and fellow journalists want you to know about reporting on domestic violence, and how to do it
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Journalists’ role in domestic violence conversations
Power sharing and collaboration with survivors 
Self-care for journalists covering domestic violence
Including diverse perspectives
Trauma-informed interviewing practices
Taking safety seriously
Highlighting resilience, strength, and solutions

We can end domestic violence, together.

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