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Journalism-2022: Safety, Resilience, Ethics

  • How a Journalist Can Protect Him/Herself and the Audience from the Information Aggression during the War
    13 May 2022. Speakers: Iryna Eihelson, Psychologist, Conflictology Expert, member of the Global Partnership for the Prevention of Armed Conflict and Maxym Ieligulashvili, Conflictology Expert, Facilitator.
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  • Resilience of Journalists in Times of War: Psychological Aspect
    3 May 2022. Speaker: Olena STUPAK, psychotherapist with over 20 years of experience, trainer of the Ukrainian Union of Psychotherapists in Psychodrama. Lecturer at the Ukrainian Psychotherapeutic University. Full member of the NGO "Ukrainian Association of Specialists in Overcoming the Consequences of Psycho-Traumatic Events". Since 2014 she is involved in the activities of the Psychological Crisis Service (psychological support and correctional work with internally displaced persons, combatants, members of their families, family members of the victims).
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  • Chemical Threats in Times of War. What Journalists Need to Know
    22 April 2022. Speaker: Vasyl Loik, an expert of OSCE projects in the sphere of chemical, biological and nuclear security.
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  • Media Story as an Instrument in Judicial Proceedings Related to Armed Conflict
    15 April 2022. Speaker: Oleksandr Vodiannikov, National Legal Advisor of the OSCE Project Co-ordinator in Ukraine, is an expert with multi-year international experience in the areas of international and comparative constitutional law, nominated candidate to the position of the ECHR judge from Ukraine.
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  • Mine Threat, Risks for Journalists in the Areas of Combat
    8 April 2022. Speaker: Milljenko Vahtaric, Technical Advisor to the OSCE Project Co-ordinator in Ukraine, is an expert with multi-year international experience. He has been helping the country to introduce a systemic approach to humanitarian demining since 2017. Prior to this, at various positions within CROMAC, Croatian Mine Action Centre, Miljenko was working to develop and implement a national programme of clearance of areas, affected by military action, inter alia he was CROMAC Director’s Associate for international relations and explosive risk education.
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