| For the first time in their 15-year history, the Dart Awards for Excellence in Coverage on Trauma have broadened the competition to include television, video, multimedia, magazine and online journalism, in addition to the signature newspaper and radio categories. The Dart Awards recognize exemplary journalism on the impact of violence, crime, disaster and other traumatic events on individuals, families and communities. Dart Award winners rise above the ordinary in focusing on the experience of victims and survivors, and contributing to pubic understanding on trauma-related issues. The deadline for entries is January 29, 2010; We urge you to help spread the word! Details and application materials are online. Questions and inquiries should be sent to Kate Black, assistant director of programs. back to top Veteran Afghanistan correspondents David Loyn and Christina Lamb share their thoughts in video interviews with the Dart Center on what journalists should know — about the region and about the challenges and ethics of reporting conflict. Ochberg Fellow Jon Stephenson writes about a Dart Centre Australasia mission to help Samoan journalists in the aftermath of the September tsunami. Sheila Coronel, director of the Stabile Center for Investigative Journalism at the Columbia Journalism School responds to the massacre of 22 journalists in the Phillipines. And Dart Centre Australasia Managing Director Cait McMahon ponders ethics questions in reporting the Black Saturday Bushfires raised by a new report. | 
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