All magazines can be found at the right of the page, arrayed in chronological order
Articles are indexed three ways:
A. Country/region B. Author C. Title
Articles by country/region
1. Afghanistan-- Manual introduces PJ to
Afghan journalists—April 2014, pg. 21; Do Afghani journalists understand
conflict?—April 2012, pg.12-15; Journalists seek untold Afghan stories—October
2013, pg. 3-4; Sahar Speaks seeks to train Afghan women---- October, 2014, pg.
16; PJ offers new options for Afghani journalists—April 2015, pgs.
10-12; Considering the role of
visuals in PJ messaging—October 2015, pg. 6.; PJ Writer’s Showcase:
Obligations, April 2016, p. 8; Sahar Speaks gives voice to Afghani women-Oct.
2016, p. 16.; PJ taught in Balkh province, Afghanistan—April 2017, p. 13;
Afghanis, Pakistanis produce joint documentaries—Oct. 2017, pg. 19; Afghani
journalists under attack from all sides—April. 2020, p. 25; Mediothek
Afghanistan publishes PJ guide—April 2021, pg. 22; Researchers examine Afghan
media, peace talks—April 2023, pg. 24
2. Africa-- African journalists consider
electoral roles—October 2015 pg. 26; Media bias marginalizes African atrocity
victims—Oct. 2023, pg. 12.
3. Austria- Responsible refugee reporting
takes hold in Germany, Austria-Oct. 2016, p. 12.
4. Australia—Psychologists explore PJ in
times of crisis—April 2023, pg. 19
5. Brazil—Words heal the world empowers
global youth—Oct. 2020, pg. 14; Is human suffering invisible? How media under
report humanitarian crises—April 2021, pg. 4; Black female communicators unite
in Brazil—Oct. 2023, pg. 8
6. Cameroon—Community media’s role in
peace explored—April 2017, p. 14; PJ empowers community media in
Cameroon—October, 2017, p. 3; Community media is 99% community, 1% media—April
2018, p. 12; Does practicing PJ enhance safety of reporters?—Oct 2018, p. 8; PJ
seminars held amid unrest in Cameroon—Oct 2018, p. 20; Conference evaluates
radio as peacebuilding tool—April 2019, p. 8.; In Cameroon, journalists
evaluate peace efforts—April 2019, p. 11; Journalist wins first PJ prize—
October 2019, p. 21; Learning PJ in conflict areas—Oct. 2019, p. 21; Media
network launched in Cameroon—Oct. 2020, p. 17; Cameroon digital project seeks
to
#defyhatenow—Oct. 2020, p. 24;
Covid poses challenges for PJ in Cameroon—Oct.
2020, pg. 23; CCMN battles
misinformation in Cameroon—Oct. 2021, pg. 22 ; Women journalists face special
challenges—Oct. 2022, pg. 24; Peace press clubs launch in Cameroon—April 2023,
pg 20; CCMN charts path forward for peace—Oct. 2023, pg. 21
7. Canada-- Professor investigates
peaceful sports reporting—April 2015, pgs. 13-14; U.S.,
Canadian media biased in Middle
East Coverage—October 2015, pg. 16 ; New Study: Media ignore missing women in Canada—April
2022, pg. 8; PJ, climate crisis coverage share goals—April 2023, pg. 4
8. Caribbean-- Website promotes peace in
Caribbean—April 2014, pg. 16
9. Colombia— Journalists learn
post-conflict tips in Colombia—April 2014, pg.11; Colombia Fulbright hosts PJ
event—Oct. 2017, p. 15; Photojournalists can humanize, spark healing—April
2019, p. 9; Community radio stokes peace in Colombia—April 2019, p. 12
10. Comoros Islands-- Negative narratives
common in Comoros media—April 2015, pgs. 16-17
11. Congo, Democratic Republic—Journalists
gather, train for peace---October, 2014, pg. 23; African journalists consider
electoral roles—October 2015 pg. 26; DRC journalists discuss election
experiences—April 2017, pg. 20; DRC project harnesses radio’s positive
power—April 2019, p. 23; Local journalists trained in North Kivu, DRC—Oct.
2020, p.
20
12. Costa Rica—Upeace to offer new MA in
media and peace—April 2019, p. 15
13. Cyprus— Peace journalism takes root in
Cyprus—April 2014, pg.3-5
14. East Africa—PJ study interviews
journalists in East Africa—April 2022, pg. 18.
15. East Timor-Peace media style is
decisive in East Timor—April 2016, p. 12.
16. England—IAMCR hosts peacebuilding, PJ
session in Leicester-Oct. 2016, p. 9.
17. Ethiopia—U.S. Embassy sponsors Ethiopia
PJ project—October 2017, p. 8.; Special edition, Ethiopia PJ project—April 2018
edition; International partners launch Ethiopian PJ project—April 2018, p. 3;
Commentary-A good tongue calms anger—April 2018, p.
7; PJ needed to set tone for
peace in Ethiopia—April 2021, pg. 24
18. Fiji-- Study: Are Fiji media
inflammatory?—April 2014, pg. 19; PJ workshops conducted in two Fiji
cities—October 2017, p. 6.
19. France-- Hebdo: Explain violence
without excusing it—April 2015, pg. 19; After Paris attacks, in pursuit of a PJ
approach—April 2016, p. 13; World Forum for Democracy panelists counter
disinformation—April 2020, p. 15
20. Gaza-- University course connects Gaza
and U.S.—October 2013, pg. 21; Operation war journalism rages in Gaza----
October, 2014, pg. 18
21. Germany-Responsible refugee reporting
takes hold in Germany, Austria-Oct. 2016, p.
12.
22. Georgia (Republic of)—Georgia project
empowers women in PJ—April 2019, p. 22
23. Ghana—In Ghana, using radio as a change
agent—Oct. 2019, p. 19; Social media reshape nexus between media and peace—Oct.
2021, pg. 18
24. Greece-- Greek media contribute to
immigrant stereotypes—April 2015, pgs. 17-18; Spanish journalists analyze Greek
refugee crisis—Oct. 2017, p. 10; Greek summer academy builds skills—Oct 2022,
pg. 20 ; Summer media academy addresses trends—Oct. 2023, pg. 4.; Professional
conference notes challenges, discusses PJ-Oct. 2023, pg. 6; Cooperative news
study examines Greek media-April 2024, pg. 20.
25. Guinea-Bissau—Guinea Bissau journalists travel to Rhode Island-- October,
2014, pg.
14
26. India—(See also-Kashmir)--Gandhi: The
original peace journalist—April 2012, pg. 3 & 21; Peaceful perspectives
needed in Kashmir region-- October 2015, pg. 3.; Study: Melodrama sells,
development ignored—April 2016, p. 20.; Indians, Pakistanis write postcards for
peace—April 2017, pg. 22; Workshop examines Indian media narratives—
Oct 2018, p. 24; Gandhian
strategies can counter hate speech—Oct. 2019, p. 6.; Project builds bridges
across boundaries—April 2021, pg. 12; Media dramatize stories about women—Oct.
2021, pg. 14 ; ; EWC conference spotlights media trust—Oct 2022, pg. 4; Pakistanis,
Indians collaborate on films—Oct 2022, pg. 18; Pakistani, Indian journalists
convene-April 2024, pg. 16; Reporters must toe the line or risk jail time-April
2024, pg. 24
27. Indonesia-- Journalists must master
conflict analysis--October 2013, pg. 22-24; Book Review: Journalism, Conflict
in Indonesia—April 2014, pg. 18; Indonesian journalists discuss deactiving
disinformation at Park University—April 2023, pg. 25
28. Iraq-- Iraqis learn conflict sensitive
reporting—April 2012, pg. 22-23; Media practice war journalism prior to Iraq
war—April 2013, pg. 22-24; Halabja museum visit sparks questions about PJ’s
role—Oct. 2017, pg. 25; Gandhi-The original peace journalist— April 2019, p. 5.
29. Israel-- Israeli press acts as
propaganda vehicle—April 2005, pgs. 8-9; Role of journalism in Israel and
Palestine—October 2015 pg. 18; Israeli PJ course shifts to Zoom during
pandemic, Oct. 2020, pg. 16
30. Italy (Lampedusa)— Crisis porn: The
power of content curation—April 2014, pg.10; Spaces of war, war of spaces
teaches valuable lessons—Oct. 2018, p. 14 ; Twenty years of theatre reportage
for peace—Oct. 2022, pg. 14
31. Ivory Coast—Sahel journalists gather in
Ivory Coast—April 2022, p. 4.
32. Japan--Jake Lynch: PJ scholars reveal
research—April 2013, pg.3-7
33. Jordan-- Peacebuilders ‘Gather” in
Jordan, learn about PJ—April 2015, pg. 18
34. Kashmir-- Peaceful perspectives needed
in Kashmir region-- October 2015, pg. 3.; Study: Melodrama sells, development
ignored—April 2016, p. 20; Kashmir reporting follows patriarchal pattern—April
2018, p. 11; After editor’s murder, is PJ possible in Kashmir?—Oct 2018, p. 3;
Alternate Kashmir provides voice for youth—Oct. 2019, p.
20; Media, faith leaders lack
strategic engagement—Oct. 2021, pg. 16
35. Kazakhstan-Almaty forum seeks to counter
xenophobia, intolerance-Oct. 2016, pg. 22.
36. Kenya-- Kenyan journalists learn to
speak, write peace—October 2012, pg. 7-9; Kenyan journalists unite to battle
violence—October 2012, pg.10-11; Letter from Kenya highlights peace
efforts—April 2013, pg. 8-9; Center assists exiled Somali journalists— April
2014, pg. 17-18; Rongo Univ. center examines Kenyan media-- October, 2014, pg.
8; Rongo (Kenya) journalists avoid inflaming conflict—April 2015, pgs. 14-15.;
Kenya seminar draws regional, international expertise—April 2017, pg. 26;
Kenyan election 2017: Did journalists practice PJ?—October 2017, pg. 9; 2017
elections strain Kenya media freedoms—April 2018, p. 17; NY Times photo
trivializes African victims—April
2019, p. 24; Kenyan media rally against election
violence—Oct 2022, pg. 16
37. Kosovo—Cheapfakes are dangerous
propaganda tools—Oct. 2021, pg. 21; Coming to terms with a troubled past in
Kosovo—April 2022, pg. 16; Journalists discuss reporting troubled pasts—April
2023, pg. 22; Event unveils report on dealing with the past—Oct. 2023, pg. 24-
38. Kuwait-- Kuwaiti journalists give voice
to Bidoon—October 2015, pg. 8.
39. Kyrgyzstan—Discussion spotlights hate
speech in Kyrgyz media—April 2016, p. 10.
40. Lebanon-- Lebanese journalist rejects
‘war journalism’—October 2012, pg.18-19; MAP hosts PJ projects, discussions in
Beirut—October 2013, pg. 8-9; Media’s role in peace examined in Lebanon—April
2015, pgs. 22-23; MAP presents PJ, digital seminars in
Lebanon—April
2016, p. 16; Lebanese hunger for peaceful discourse—April 2018, p. 8;
MAP marks five years boosting PJ
in Lebanon—Oct 2018, p. 23
41. Liberia—Liberian students trained to be
change-makers-Oct. 2016, pg. 18.
42. Libya—Peace Reporters showcase—Libyan
Flashbacks-- October, 2014, pg. 10
43. Macedonia—PJ not sufficiently known in
Macedonia, Oct. 2016, p. 10.
44. Mexico--Mexican peace journalists seek
better world—October 2013, pg. 10-11; Symposium: Is PJ possible in
Mexico?—April 2013, pg. 16-17; Serapaz promotes peaceful resolution and Ashoka
engages journalists for change---- October, 2014, pg. 22 ; Forum spotlights PJ,
risks in Mexico—Oct 2022, pg. 12
45. Middle East-Turning media constraints
into opportunities—April 2016, p. 18; Workshop focuses on Middle East
reporting—Oct. 2017, p. 14; Report studies refugees, community media—April
2018, p. 18; Media often hostile to Arabs, refugees—April 2022, pg. 22
46. Moldova-Fulbrighter launches PJ program
in Moldova—Oct. 2023, pg. 24; PJ becomes a necessary alternative in
Moldova—April 2024, pg. 4; Youth Media Center enlightens Moldovans—April 2024,
pg. 6; Fulbrighter inspired, energized in Moldova-April 2024, pg. 8; Fighting
disinformation on the front lines-April 2024, pg. 10; Seminar promotes cross
boundary storytelling-April 2024, pg. 12.
47. Mozambique—100 Mozambique journalists
trained in PJ-- October, 2014, pg. 12; Mozambique media: PJ practice and
possibilities-Oct. 2016, pg. 22.
48. Myanmar— Jake Lynch: East meets West in
Myanmar—April 2014, pg. 6-7; Rohingya reporting often ignores PJ
approaches—Oct. 2020, p. 12; Study uses Twitter to analyze Myanmar coup—April
2023, pg. 16
49. New Zealand-- Study recommends
integrating PJ into curriculum—April 2015,pg. 20-21
50. Nepal-Cross border project meets in
Kathmandu—Oct 2022, pg. 7; In Nepal, seeking justice for 35 colleagues—October
2013, pg. 20; Civil society platform raises voices during Covid—Oct. 2020, pg.
10; Pakistani, Indian journalists convene-April 2024, pg. 16.
51. Northern Ireland— Workshop in Northern
Ireland sparks spirited debate—April 2014, pg. 15-16; Journalists debate PJ in
Northern Ireland and NI journalists, community honor Lyra McKee—Oct. 2019, pgs.
9-10; An opportunity to re-think my approach—Oct. 2019, p. 12; Amid Covid threat,
seminar analyzes trauma—April 2020, p. 6; NI event looks at media in divided
societies—Oct. 2020, p. 8 ; Book review: Digital contention in a divided
society—April 2022, p. 7.
52. Netherlands-Media reporting, narratives
impact decisionmaking by ICC—Oct. 2023, pg. 18
53. Nigeria— Biased reporting exacerbates
Nigerian conflict—October 2013, pg. 15-16; Nigeria: Journalists’ role in
peaceful elections—April 2014, pg. 22; PJ offers best approach to Boko Haram
coverage-- October, 2014, pg. 6; Nigerian trainings stress electoral
reporting—April 2015, pgs. 24-25; Peace journalists face obstacles in Nigeria—
October 2015 pg. 20; AUN workshop trains Nigerian journalists-Oct. 2016, p. 14;
Nigerian media is leading cause of tension—April 2018, p. 14; Nigerians concerned
about social media, violence—April 2019, p. 16; Nigerian media stoke religious
animosity-April 2020, p. 22; Ugly
threads: Demonizing patterns in Nigerian social media, April 2021, pg. 18; Do
media contribute to conflict, terror?—April 2022, pg. 28
54. North Macedonia—Seeking better Covid
coverage in N. Macedonia—Oct. 2020, pg. 24
55. Palestine—Palestinian reporter
sometimes frustrated---- October, 2014, pg. 17; Role of journalism in Israel
and Palestine—October 2015 pg. 18; Boko Haram, Nigerian officials hunt journalists—Oct
2018, p. 3
56. Pakistan-- Generating peace journalism in Pakistan—October 2012, pg. 15; PJ guides 2013 Pakistani election coverage—October 2013, pg.24; Some Pakistan media seek interfaith peace—April 2014, pg. 8-9; Guiding a discussion on population in Pakistan-- October, 2014, pg. 7; Study discovers war journalism in Pakistan—April 2016, p. 15.; Indians, Pakistanis write postcards for peace—April 2017, pg. 22; In Karachi, teachers analyze peace, citizen journalism—Oct. 2017, pg. 18; Afghanis, Pakistanis produce joint documentaries—Oct. 2017, pg. 19; Study: Karachi conflict reporting is inflammatory—Oct. 2017, pg. 26; Can media foster Pakistani peace?—April 2018, p. 16; Media and conflict conference held in Islamabad—April 2019, p. 26.; Project builds bridges across boundaries—April 2021, pg. 12; Media dramatize stories about women—Oct. 2021, pg. 4; Pakistani, Indian journalists convene-April 2024, pg. 16; Research shows Pakistani youth prefer PJ—April 2022, pg. 26; EWC conference spotlights media trust—Oct 2022, pg. 4; Pakistanis, Indians collaborate on films—Oct 2022, pg. 18; During Pakistan floods, media fail to education—April 2023, pg. 8; Social media changes crime reporting in Pakistan—Oct. 2023, pg. 20
57. Philippines-- Peace radio program
thrives in Philippines—October 2015, pg. 11; Balanced reporting needed on
Pakistan nukes-Oct. 2016, p. 11; Prize recognizes exemplary peace
journalism—Oct 2023, pg. 7.
58. Rwanda--Distorted narratives fuel
Rwandan media—April 2014, pg. 23-24; PJ practiced at Rwandan newspaper—April
2015, pgs. 25-26; Rwandan radio show teaches valuable lessons—Oct. 2017, p. 16.
59. Sahel region--Sahel journalists gather
in Ivory Coast—April 2022, p. 4.
60. Saudi Arabia-- Media used to amplify
Saudi women’s voices—October 2012, pg. 12-13
61. Serbia- Mass shooting reporting amplifies trauma—Oct 2023, pg. 16
62.
63. Sierra Leone—Peace researchers convene
in Sierra Leone—April 2017, p. 8.; Ebola in Sierra Leone: Reporting a
Nightmare—April 2017, p. 10.; Sierra Leone journalists discuss Ebola reporting,
learn PJ basics—April 2017, p. 12.
64. Somali-- Center assists exiled Somali
journalists—April 2014, pg. 17-18; Somali journalists strive to build peace----
October, 2014, pg. 24; Comic books echo challenges of war—Oct. 2020, p. 18
65. South Africa—African leaders analyze PJ
in Joburg, Cape Town—Oct 2018, p. 18
66. South Korea—PJ can contribute to
defusing Korean Tensions—April 2019, p. 3.; PJ school searches for missing
Korean voices—Oct. 2019, p. 13; Journalists gather for world conference—Oct.
2019, p. 18
67. Sudan-255 Sudanese journalists gather
on Zoom—Oct. 2020, pg. 20
68. South Asia—Reporting climate change in
South Asia—April 2023, pg. 10; Transboundary climate issues challenge PJ—April
2023, pg. 14
69. South Sudan—South Sudanese utilize
media for reconciliation-Oct. 2016, p. 3; Journalist as Refugee: The Flight
(from South Sudan) to Uganda, Oct. 2016, pg. 5; Foreign journalists banned from
South Sudan—Oct. 2017, pg. 22; Inflammatory media fuels South Sudan
violence—Oct. 2018, p. 12; Cross border network seeks peaceful coexistence—Oct.
2019, p. 8; Crackdown constricts South Sudan reporters—Oct. 2019, p. 22; S.
Sudanese youth battle Covid misinfo, hate speech—Oct. 2020, pg. 12; Wilfred
names South Sudan’s top peace journalist—Oct 2020, pg. 13
70. Spain-- PJ in Spain needs new regulatory framework—October 2015, pg. 10; Corresponsales improve Spanish media-Oct. 2016, pg. 24; Spanish journalists analyze Greek refugee crisis—Oct. 2017, p. 10; (Spanish) Workshop focuses on Middle East reporting—Oct. 2017, p. 14; Spanish initiative gives voice to Venezuelans—Oct. 2020, p. 23; Study: Turkish media narratives—Oct. 2021, pg. 6.
71. Syria-- Jake Lynch: Circularity on Syria—October 2013, pg. 5-6; Turning Assad into the enemy—October 2014, pg. 7; Anti-Assad agenda tests peace journalists—April 2012, pg. 17-19; Forgotten #MeToo: media, GBV, Syrian war—April 2018, p. 22
72. Syria (refugees)-- ; Turkish
Journalists improve refugee reporting—April 2015, pg. 3-7; Turkish journalists
tackle refugee reporting—October 2015 pg. 22; Aylan’s picture: No easy, or
good, choices—October 2015 pg. 24
73. Turkey—IPRA attendees unite for peace
in Istanbul---- October, 2014, pg. 20; Turkish Journalists improve refugee
reporting—April 2015, pg. 3-7; Promoting citizen peace journalism in
Turkey—October 2015; pg. 14; Turkish journalists tackle refugee
reporting—October 2015 pg. 22; The long journey from Syria to Malatya,
Turkey—April 2016, p. 3.; Anti-refugee narratives thrive in Turkey—April 2021,
pg. 16; Study: Turkish media narratives—Oct. 2021, pg. 6.; Project seeks to
unite Turks, Syrians—April 2022, pg. 14
74. Uganda-- Media, officials unite against
terrorism—October 2012, pg.16-17; Seminars spur changes—April 2012, pg. 8-9;
Uganda PJ project discourages violence—April 2012, pg. 6-7; Ugandan media hope
to ‘Let Peace Prevail’—October 2013, pg. 14; Ugandans wrap media/counterterror
project—April 2013, pg.14-15; Journalist as Refugee: The Flight to Uganda, Oct.
2016, pg. 5; Tiny FM stations energize Ugandan media—Oct. 2017, p. 12; Ugandan
amputee learns to make new life—April 2018, p. 23; Journalists build home,
enhance life for widow—Oct. 2019, p. 26; Refugee media network launches—October
2020, p. 3; Election violence menaces Ugandan journalists—April 2021, pg. 6 ;
PJ Showcase: Tech engages deaf Ugandans—Oct. 2023, pg. 14
75. UK—Making a difference: 20 years of
conflict resolving media—Oct. 2019, p. 16
76. Ukraine-- Media resurrect cold war
narratives—April 2014, pg. 23; Photos convey, hide truth of Ukraine war—April
2022, pg. 27 ; Ukraine war coverage marginalizes women—Oct 2022, pg. 10
77. United States--
Aurora, Colorado-- Journalists unite to reduce victims’
trauma—October 2012, pg. 6;
Boston, Mass—WSPS bridge builders launch website, podcast,
films—Oct 2022, pg. 26
Bronx, New York-- PJ debunks myths in The Bronx, NY—October
2013—pg. 12-13; Global dialogue, PJ embraced at BronxNet—April 2013, pg. 12-13;
Media immigration coverage scrutinized---October, 2014, pg. 19
California-- Refugees: the power of telling people’s stories—April
2016, p. 6; Rotary, PJ initiatives discussed in California—Oct. 2020, p. 16
Ferguson, Missouri—Ferguson offers journalists chance for community
based narratives, and Sensational Ferguson coverage--October, 2014, pgs.
2-5;
Minnesota-- Compassionate rebels inspire students—October 2015, pg.
12
Palm Beach Gardens, Florida -- Media can promote religious
tolerance—April 2012, pg.
4-5;
Parkville/Kansas City, Missouri--Park Univ.-- Media ethics, PJ take
stage at Park
Univ.—October 2013, pg. 16-17;
Park Univ. symposium: Is PJ possible in Mexico?— April 2013, pg. 16; Conference
evaluates radio as peacebuilding tool—April 2019, p. 8; Shedding violent words
enables peace—April 2019, p. 19; Prof. Gandhi enlightens Park
78. 24;
Event considers human rights journalism—April 2020, p. 10; Symposium marks
center’s 10th birthday—April 2022, pg. 10; Williams presents ‘Truth
in Black and White—April 2022, pg. 20; Indonesian journalists discuss
deactiving disinformation at Park University—April 2023, pg. 25
Massachusetts-Harvard event explores bias, BLM reporting—Oct. 2020,
pg. 18
North Carolina—Filmmaker crosses the divide, meets the enemy—Oct.
2019, p. 14
Rhode Island-- Guinea Bissau journalists travel to Rhode Island--
October, 2014, pg. 14;
Richmond, Indiana-- Earlham College students experiment in PJ—April
2013, pg.18-19; Santa Fe, New Merxico—Global journalists compare threats, discuss
PJ—April 2019, p.
8;
Swarthmore, Pennsylvania—Swarthmore College PJ course challenges
students—April 2012, pg. 18
General--U.S., Canadian media biased in Middle East
Coverage—October 2015, pg. 16; PJ needed to counter superficial election
news—April 2016, p. 24; Peace News challenges prevailing approaches-Oct. 2016,
p. 20; Covering the Resistance—April 2017, pgs. 3-7.; Police shootings, new
tech challenge journalists—April 2017, pg. 18.; IVOH names fellows, plans media
summit—April 2017, pg. 25; Similar storytelling genres complement PJ—Oct. 2017,
p. 20; Charlottesville coverage challenges peace journalism—Oct. 2017, p. 23.;
Can social media, online tech build peace?-Oct. 2018, p. 13; Trip for peace changes
dialogue from war to peace, Oct. 2018, p. 16; News media fail to humanize
Covid-19 deaths—April 2021, pg. 20; Webinars examine PJ challenges,
opportunities-April 2024, pg. 26.
70. Venezuela-- Spanish initiative gives
voice to Venezuelans—Oct. 2020, p. 23
71. World-Pandemic coverage informed by PJ
principles, April 2020, p. 3; Profile-Alfred Fried, PJ pioneer—Oct. 2020, pg.
22; War Stories-Peace Stories looks ahead to
Brussels—Oct. 2020, pg. 25;
Feminist PJ seeks to empower authentic voices—April 2021, pg. 8; Media literacy
projects launched—April 2021, pg. 10; Study analyzes magazine’s PJ seminar
articles—Oct. 2021, pg. 4; Killelea—Peace is not something storytellers
love—Oct. 2021, pg. 12; Peace speech can build, sustain peacefulness—Oct.
2021, pg. 20; Review: Book
provides insightful guidance—Oct. 2021, pg. 24; Press freedoms critical to
building peace—April 2022, pg. 24; Exploring journalism in conflicted
societies—Oct 2022, pg. 22; PJ, climate crisis coverage share goals—April 2023,
pg. 4; Researchers analyze media and climate change—April 2023, pg. 5; IMS
creates collaborative climate journalism—April 2023, pg. 12; AI must promote
nonviolent communication—Oct 2023, pg. 10; Peacebuilding world mourns Dr.
Galtung-April 2024, pg. 14.
72. Yemen—Peace journalism platform
introduced—Oct. 2020, pg. 7; Yemen journalists absorb three day session—Oct.
2020, pg. 8; Empowering Yemeni Youth—Oct. 2021, pg. 11
73. Zimbabwe—Polarized media challenge PJ in Zimbabwe, Oct. 2018, p. 10; Zimbabwe celebrates world radio day in February—Oct. 2020, p. 27; Rotary peace center launches PJ seminars—Oct. 2021, pg. 10; Study shows gender imbalance in Zimbabwe-April 2024, pg. 22.
Articles by title
1. 100
Mozambique journalists trained in PJ-- October 2014, pg. 12
2. 2017
elections strain Kenya media freedoms—April 2018, p. 17
3. 255
Sudanese journalists gather on Zoom—Oct. 2020, pg. 20
4. Afghani
journalists under attack from all sides—Oct. 2020, p. 25
5. Afghanis,
Pakistanis produce joint documentaries—Oct. 2017, pg. 19.
6. African
journalists consider electoral roles—October 2015 pg. 26
7. African
leaders analyze PJ in Joburg, Cape Town—Oct 2018, p. 18
8. After
editor’s murder, is PJ possible in Kashmir?—Oct 2018, p. 3
9. After
Paris attacks, in pursuit of a PJ approach—April 2016, p. 13.
10.
AI must promote nonviolent communication—Oct
2023, pg. 10.
11. Almaty
forum seeks to counter xenophobia, intolerance-Oct. 2016, pg. 22.
12. Alternate
Kashmir provides voice for youth—Oct. 2019, p. 20
13. Amid
Covid threat, seminar analyzes trauma—Oct. 2020, p. 6
14. Anti-Assad
agenda tests peace journalists—April 2012, pg. 17
15. Anti-refugee
narratives thrive in Turkey—April 2021, pg. 16
16. Ashoka
engages journalists for change-- October 2014, pg. 22
17. AUN
workshop trains Nigerian journalists-Oct. 2016, p. 14.
18. Aylan’s
picture: No easy, or good, choices—October 2015 pg. 24
19. Balanced
reporting needed on Pakistan nukes-Oct. 2016, p. 11.
20. Biased
reporting exacerbates Nigerian conflict—October 2013, pg. 15-16
21. Black
female communicators unite in Brazil—Oct. 2023, pg. 8
22. Boko
Haram, Nigerian officials hunt journalists—Oct 2018, p. 3
23. Book
review: Digital contention in a divided society—April 2022, p. 7.
24. Cameroon
digital project seeks to #defyhatenow—Oct. 2020, p. 24
25. (In)
Cameroon, journalists evaluate peace efforts—April 2019, p. 11
26. Can
media foster Pakistani peace?—April 2018, p. 16
27. Can
social media, online tech build peace?-Oct. 2018, p. 13
28. CCMN
battles misinformation in Cameroon—Oct. 2021, pg. 22
29. CCMN charts path forward for peace—Oct. 2023, pg. 21
30. Center
assists exiled Somali journalists—April 2014, pg. 17-18
31. Charlottesville
coverage challenges peace journalism—Oct. 2017, p. 23.
32. Cheapfakes
are dangerous propaganda tools—Oct. 2021, pg. 21
33. Circularity
on Syria—October 2013, pg. 5-6
34. Civil
society platform raises voices during Covid—Oct. 2020, pg. 10
35. Colombia
Fulbright hosts PJ event—Oct. 2017, p. 15
36. Comic
books echo challenges of war—Oct. 2020, p. 18
37. Coming
to terms with a troubled past in Kosovo—April 2022, pg. 16
38. Commentary-A
good tongue calms anger—April 2018, p. 7.
39. Community
media is 99% community, 1% media—April 2018, p. 12
40. Community
media’s role in peace explored—April 2017, p. 14.
41. Community
radio stokes peace in Colombia—April 2019, p. 12
42. Compassionate
rebels inspire students—October 2015, pg. 12
43. Conference
evaluates radio as peacebuilding tool—April 2019, p. 8.
44. Considering
the role of visuals in PJ messaging—October 2015, pg. 6.
45. Conflict
sensitivity doesn’t impede objectivity—October 2012, pg. 23-24. 41. Covid
poses challenges for PJ in Cameroon—Oct. 2020, pg. 23
46. Cooperative
news study examines Greek media-April 2024, pg. 20.
47.
Corresponsales improve Spanish media-Oct. 2016,
pg. 24.
48. Crackdown
constricts South Sudan reporters—Oct. 2019, p. 22
49. Crisis
porn: The power of content curation—April 2014, pg.10
50. Cross
border network seeks peaceful co-existence—Oct. 2019, p. 8
51. Cross
border project meets in Kathmandu—Oct 2022, pg. 7
52. Discussion
spotlights hate speech in Kyrgyz media—April 2016, p. 10.
53. Distorted
narratives fuel Rwandan media—April 2014, pg.24-25
54. Do
Afghani journalists understand conflict?—April 2012, pg. 12-15
55. Do
media contribute to conflict, terror?—April 2022, pg. 28
56. Does
practicing PJ enhance safety of reporters?—Oct 2018, p. 8
57. DRC
journalists discuss election experiences—April 2017, pg. 20.
58. DRC
project harnesses radio’s positive power—April 2019, p. 23.
59. During
Pakistan floods, media fail to education—April 2023, pg. 8
60. Earlham
College students experiment in PJ—April 2013, pg. 18-19
61. East
meets West in Myanmar—April 2014, pg. 6-7
62. Ebola
in Sierra Leone: Reporting a Nightmare—April 2017, p. 10.
63. Election
violence menaces Ugandan journalists—April 2021, pg. 6
64. Empowering
Yemeni Youth—Oct. 2021, pg. 11
65. (Ethics)
PJ is consistent with traditional ethics codes—October 2012, pg. 20-21
66. Event
considers human rights journalism—Oct. 2020, p. 10
67. Event
(Kosovo) unveils report on dealing with the past—Oct. 2023, pg. 24-
68.
EWC conference spotlights media trust—Oct 2022,
pg. 4
69.
Exploring journalism in conflicted societies—Oct
2022, pg. 22
70. Forgotten
#MeToo: media, GBV, Syrian war—April 2018, p. 22
71. International
partners launch Ethiopian PJ project—April 2018, p. 3.
72. Feminist
PJ seeks to empower authentic voices—April 2021, pg. 8
73. Ferguson
offers journalists chance for community based narratives—October 2014, pg. 65. Filmmaker
crosses the divide, meets the enemy—Oct. 2019, p. 14 64. Foreign journalists
banned from South Sudan—Oct. 2017, pg. 22.
66. Forum
spotlights PJ, risks in Mexico—Oct 2022, pg. 12
67. Fulbrighter
launches PJ program in Moldova—Oct. 2023, pg. 24.
68. Fulbrighter
inspired, energized in Moldova-April 2024, pg. 8
69. Gandhi:
The original peace journalist—April 2012, pg. 3 and April 2019, p. 5.
70. Generating
peace journalism in Pakistan—October 2012, pg. 15 67. Georgia project
empowers women in PJ—April 2019, p. 22
68. Gandhi
enlightens Park University—Oct. 2019, p. 3.
69. Gandhian
strategies can counter hate speech—Oct. 2019, p. 6.
70. Global
dialogue, PJ embraced at BronxNet—April 2013, pg. 12-13
71. Global
journalists compare threats, discuss PJ—April 2019, p. 8
72. Greek
media contribute to immigrant stereotypes—April 2015, pgs. 17-18
73. Greek
summer academy builds skills—Oct 2022, pg. 20
74. Guiding
a discussion on population in Pakistan-- October 2014, pg. 7
75. Guinea-Bissau
journalists travel to Rhode Island-- October 2014, pg. 14
76. Halabja
museum visit sparks questions about PJ’s role—Oct. 2017, pg. 25.
77. Harvard
event explores bias, BLM reporting—Oct. 2020, pg. 18
78. Heated
elections test peace journalists—October 2012, pg. 13-14
79. Hebdo:
Explain violence without excusing it—April 2015, pg. 19
80. IAMCR
hosts peacebuilding, PJ session in Leicester-Oct. 2016, p. 9.
81. In
Karachi, teachers analyze peace, citizen journalism—Oct. 2017, pg. 18.
82. In
Nepal, seeking justice for 35 colleagues—October 2013, pg. 20
83. Inflammatory media fuels South Sudan violence—Oct. 2018, p. 12
84. Iraqis
learn conflict sensitive reporting—April 2012, pg. 22-23.
85. Indians,
Pakistanis write postcards for peace—April 2017, pg. 22.
86. International
Peace Research Assn: PJ scholars reveal research—April 2013, pg.3-7
87. IMS
creates collaborative climate journalism—April 2023, pg. 12
88. IPRA
attendees unite for peace in Istanbul-- October 2014, pg. 20
89. IREX
supports peace media projects –April 2012, pg. 11
90. Israeli
PJ course shifts to Zoom during pandemic, Oct. 2020, pg. 16
91. IVOH
names fellows, plans media summit—April 2017, pg. 25.
92. In
Ghana, using radio as a change agent—Oct. 2019, p. 19
93. Is
human suffering invisible?—April 2021, pg. 4
94.
Is Peace Journalism ethical?--April 2012, pg. 16
95.
Journalist wins first PJ prize—October 2019, p.
21
96.
Journalists debate PJ in Northern Ireland and NI
journalists, community honor Lyra McKee—Oct. 2019, pgs. 9-10
97.
Journalists build home, enhance life for widow—Oct.
2019, p. 26
98.
Journalists discuss reporting troubled
pasts—April 2023, pg. 22
99.
Journalists gather for world conference
(ROK)—Oct. 2019, p. 18
100.
Journalists gather, train for peace in DR
Congo-- October 2014, pg. 23
101.
Journalists learn post-conflict tips in
Colombia—April 14, pg. 11
102.
Journalists must master conflict
analysis--October 2013, pg. 22-24
103.
Journalists seek untold Afghan stories—October
2013, pg. 3-4
104.
Journalists unite to reduce victims’
trauma—October 2012, pg. 6
105.
Kashmir reporting follows patriarchal
pattern—April 2018, p. 11
106.
Kenya journalists learn to speak, write
peace—October 2012, pg. 7-9 104. Kenya
seminar draws regional, international expertise—April 2017, pg. 26.
107.
Kenyan election 2017: Did journalists practice
PJ?—October 2017, pg. 9.
108.
Kenyan journalists unite to battle
violence—October 2012, pg.10-11 107.
109.
Kenyan media rally against election violence—Oct
2022, pg. 16
110.
Killelea—Peace is not something storytellers love—Oct.
2021, pg. 12 108.
109.
Kuwaiti
journalists give voice to Bidoon—October 2015, pg. 8.
109.
Learning PJ in conflict areas—Oct. 2019, p. 21
110.
Lebanese hunger for peaceful discourse—April
2018, p. 8
111.
Lebanese journalist rejects ‘war
journalism’—October 2012, pg.18-19
112.
Letter from Kenya highlights peace efforts—April
2013, pg. 8-9
113.
Liberian students trained to be
change-makers-Oct. 2016, pg. 18. 114. Local
journalists trained in North Kivu, DRC—Oct. 2020, p. 20 115. Long journey from Syria to Malatya,
Turkey—April 2016, p. 3.
114.
Manual introduces PJ to Afghan journalists—April
2014, pg. 21
115.
MAP hosts PJ projects, discussions in
Beirut—October 2013, pg. 8-9
116.
MAP marks five years boosting PJ in Lebanon—Oct
2018, p. 23
117.
MAP presents PJ, digital seminars in Lebanon—April
2016, p. 16
118.
Mass shooting reporting (Serbia) amplifies
trauma—Oct 2023, pg. 16
119.
Making a difference: 20 years of conflict
resolving media—Oct. 2019, p. 16
120.
Measuring violence in the news media—April 2012,
pg. 10
121.
Media and conflict conference held in
Islamabad—April 2019, p. 26.
122.
Media bias marginalizes African atrocity
victims—Oct. 2023, pg. 12.
123.
Media can promote religious tolerance—April
2012, pg. 4-5
124.
Media ethics, PJ take stage at Park U.—October
2013, pg. 16-17
125.
Media, faith leaders lack strategic
engagement—Oct. 2021, pg. 16
126.
Media practice war journalism prior to
Iraq—April 2013, pg.22-24
127.
Media resurrect cold war narratives—April 2014,
pg. 23
128.
Media immigration coverage scrutinized in Bronx,
NY-- October 2014, pg. 19
129.
Media often hostile to Arabs, refugees—April
2022, pg. 22
130.
Media literacy projects launched—April 2021, pg.
10
131.
Media network launched in Cameroon—Oct. 2020, p.
17
132. Media, officials unite against terrorism—October 2012, pg.16-17
133. Media reporting, narratives impact decisionmaking by ICC—Oct. 2023, pg. 18
134.
Media transform public opinion during
disasters—April 2015, pg. 21
135.
Media used to amplify Saudi women’s
voices—October 2012, pg. 12-13
136.
Media’s role in peace examined in Lebanon—April
2015, pgs. 22-23
137.
Mediothek Afghanistan publishes PJ guide—April
2021, pg. 22 136. Mexican peace
journalists seek better world—October 2013, pg. 10-11.
137. Mozambique
media: PJ practice and possibilities-Oct. 2016, pg. 22.
138. Negative
narratives common in Comoros media—April 2015, pgs. 16
139. New
horizons for PJ research—April 2016, p. 22.
140.
News media fail to humanize Covid-19
deaths—April 2021, pg. 20
141.
NI (Northern Ireland) event looks at media in
divided societies—Oct. 2020, p. 8
142.
Nigeria: Journalists’ role in peaceful
elections—April 2014, pg.22
143.
Nigerian media is leading cause of tension—April
2018, p. 14
144.
Nigerian media stoke religious animosity-Oct.
2020, p. 22
145.
Nigerian trainings stress electoral
reporting—April 2015, pgs. 24-25
146.
Nigerians concerned about social media,
violence—April 2019, p. 16 147. NY
Times photo trivializes African victims—April 2019, p. 24.
148.
Operation war journalism rages in Gaza-- October
2014, pg. 18
149.
(An) Opportunity to re-think my approach—Oct.
2019, p. 12
150.
Pakistanis, Indians collaborate on films—Oct
2022, pg. 18
151.
Palestinian reporter sometimes
frustrated—Q&A-- October 2014, pg. 17
152.
Pandemic coverage informed by PJ principles,
Oct. 2020, p. 3
153.
Peace journalism platform introduced in
Yemen—Oct. 2020, pg. 7
154.
Peace journalism takes root in Cyprus—April
2014, pg.3-5
155.
Peace journalism works—October 2012, pg. 3-5
156.
Peace journalists face obstacles in
Nigeria—October 2015 pg. 20 156.
157.
Peace media style is decisive in East
Timor—April 2016, p. 12.
157.
Peace News challenges prevailing approaches-Oct.
2016, p. 20.
158.
Peace photojournalist communicates hope—April
2017, pg. 16.
159.
Peace press clubs launch in Cameroon—April 2023,
pg 20
160.
(The) Peace process will not be re-Tweeted—April
2013, pg. 10-11
161.
Peace reporter’s showcase: Libyan Flashbacks--
October 2014, pg. 10 1
162.
Peace radio program thrives in
Philippines—October 2015, pg. 11
163.
Peace researchers convene in Sierra Leone—April
2017, p. 8.
163.
Peace speech can build, sustain
peacefulness—Oct. 2021, pg. 20
164.
Peace voices channel blossoms on YouTube—April
2013, pg. 20
165.
Peaceful perspectives needed in Kashmir region--
October 2015, pg. 3.
166.
Peacebuilders ‘Gather” in Jordan, learn about
PJ—April 2015, pg. 18
167.
Photojournalists can humanize, spark
healing—April 2019, p. 9
168.
Photos convey, hide truth of Ukraine war—April
2022, pg. 27
169.
PJ approach needed in covering protests—April
2017, p. 7.
170.
PJ becomes a necessary alternative in
Moldova—April 2024, pg. 4
169.
PJ bookshelf—April 2019, p. 18
170.
PJ can contribute to defusing Korean
Tensions—April 2019, p. 3.
171.
PJ, climate crisis coverage share goals—April
2023, pg. 4
172.
PJ debunks myths in The Bronx, NY—April 2014—pg.
12-13
173.
PJ empowers community media in Cameroon—October,
2017, p. 3.
174.
PJ guides 2013 Pakistani election
coverage—October 2013, pg.24
175.
PJ ideas useful for criminal justice—October
2013, pg. 18-19
176.
PJ in Spain needs new regulatory
framework—October 2015, pg. 10
177.
PJ is consistent with traditional ethics
codes—October 2012, pg. 20-21
178.
PJ needed to counter superficial election
news—April 2016, p. 24.
179.
PJ needed to set tone for peace in
Ethiopia—April 2021, pg. 24
180.
PJ not sufficiently known in Macedonia, Oct.
2016, p. 10.
180.
PJ offers best approach to Boko Haram coverage--
October 2014, pg. 6
181.
PJ offers new options for Afghani
journalists—April 2015, pgs. 10-12
182.
PJ practiced at Rwandan newspaper—April 2015,
pgs. 25-26
183.
PJ seminars held amid unrest in Cameroon—Oct
2018, p. 20
184.
PJ scholars reveal research—April 2013, pg.3-7
185.
PJ school searches for missing Korean
voices—Oct. 2019, p. 13 186.
186.
PJ Showcase: Tech engages deaf Ugandans—Oct.
2023, pg. 14
187.
PJ taught in Balkh province, Afghanistan—April
2017, p. 13.
188.
PJ study interviews journalists in East
Africa—April 2022, pg. 18.
187. PJ
trainer: Seminars spur changes—April 2012, pg. 8-9
188. PJ:
Transforming the field of journalism—April 2014, pg.20
189. PJ
workshops conducted in two Fiji cities—October 2017, p. 6.
190.
PJ Writer’s Showcase: Obligations, April 2016,
p. 8.
191.
Polarized media challenge PJ in Zimbabwe, Oct.
2018, p. 10
192. Police shootings, new tech challenge journalists—April 2017, pg. 18
193. Press freedoms critical to building peace—April 2022, pg. 24.
194. Prize recognizes exemplary peace journalism—Oct 2023, pg. 7.
195. Professional conference (Greece) notes challenges, discusses PJ-Oct. 2023, pg. 6.
196.
Professor investigates peaceful sports
reporting—April 2015, pgs. 13-14
197.
Profile-Alfred Fried, PJ pioneer—Oct. 2020, pg.
22
198.
Project seeks to unite Turks, Syrians—April
2022, pg. 14
199.
Promoting citizen peace journalism in
Turkey—October 2015; pg. 14
200.
Psychologists explore PJ in times of
crisis—April 2023, pg. 19
197.
Real story can get lost—April 2017, p. 6.
198.
Refugee media network launches (Uganda)—October 2020, p. 3
199.
Refugees: the power of telling people’s stories—April 2016, p. 6.
200. Report studies refugees, community
media—April 2018, p. 18
201.Reporters (in India) must toe the
line or risk jail time-April 2024, pg. 24
202.
Reporting climate change in South Asia—April 2023, pg. 10
203.
Responsible refugee reporting takes hold in Germany, Austria-Oct. 2016,
p. 12.
204. Research shows Pakistani youth
prefer PJ—April 2022, pg. 26
205. Researchers analyze media and
climate change—April 2023, pg. 5.
206.Researchers examine Afghan media,
peace talks—April 2023, pg. 24
207. Review: Book provides insightful
guidance—Oct. 2021, pg. 24
208. (Book) Review: Journalism,
Conflict in Indonesia—April 2014, pg. 18
209. (Book) Review: Promoting peace,
inciting violence-- October 2014, pg. 15
210. Rohingya reporting often ignores
PJ approaches—Oct. 2020, p. 12
211. Rongo (Kenya) journalists avoid
inflaming conflict—April 2015, pgs. 14-15
212. Role of journalism in Israel and
Palestine—October 2015 pg. 18
213. Rongo Univ. center examines
Kenyan media-- October 2014, pg. 8 208. Rotary
peace center launches PJ seminars—Oct. 2021, pg. 10
209.
Rotary, peace journalists are natural
partners—October 2012, pg.22
210.
Rotary, PJ initiatives discussed in
California—Oct. 2020, p. 16
211.
Rwandan radio show teaches valuable lessons—Oct.
2017, p. 16. 212.
212.
S. Sudanese youth battle Covid misinfo, hate
speech—Oct. 2020, pg. 12 213.
213.
Sahar Speaks gives voice to Afghani women-Oct.
2016, p. 16.
214.
Sahar Speaks seeks to train Afghan women--
October 2014, pg. 16
215.
Sahel journalists gather in Ivory Coast—April
2022, p. 4.
216.
Seeking better Covid coverage in N.
Macedonia—Oct. 2020, pg. 24
217.
Serapaz promotes peaceful resolution-- October
2014, pg. 22
218.
Seminar promotes cross boundary
storytelling-April 2024, pg. 12.
219.
Sensational Ferguson coverage-- October 2014,
pg.4
220.
Shedding violent words enables peace—April 2019,
p. 19
221.
Should peace journalists cover
conspiracies?—April 2013, pg. 21
222.
Sierra Leone journalists discuss Ebola
reporting, learn PJ—April 2017, p. 12.
223.
Similar storytelling genres complement PJ—Oct.
2017, p. 20.
224.
Social media changes crime reporting in
Pakistan—Oct. 2023, pg. 20
225.
Social media reshape nexus between media and
peace—Oct. 2021, pg. 18
226.
Somali journalists strive to build peace--
October 2014, pg. 24
227.
Some Pakistan media seek inter-faith peace—April
2014, pg. 8-9 225.
228.
South Sudanese utilize media for
reconciliation-Oct. 2016, p. 3.
226.
Spaces of war, war of spaces teaches valuable
lessons—Oct. 2018, p. 14
227.
Spanish initiative gives voice to
Venezuelans—Oct. 2020, p. 23
228.
Spanish journalists analyze Greek refugee
crisis—Oct. 2017, p. 10.
229.
Study analyzes magazine’s PJ seminar
articles—Oct. 2021, pg. 4;
230.
Study: Are Fiji media inflammatory?—April 2014,
pg. 19
231.
Study discovers war journalism in Pakistan—April
2016, p. 15. 232.
232.
Study: Israeli press acts as propaganda
vehicle—April 2015, pgs. 8-9 233.
233.
Study: Melodrama sells, development
ignored—April 2016, p. 20.
234.
Study: Karachi conflict reporting is
inflammatory—Oct. 2017, pg. 26.
235.
Study recommends integrating PJ into
curriculum—April 2015, pgs. 20-21
236. Study shows gender imbalance in Zimbabwe-April 2024, pg. 22.
237.
Study: Turkish media narratives—Oct. 2021, pg.
6.
238.
Study uses Twitter to analyze Myanmar coup—April
2023, pg. 16
239.
Summer media academy (Greece) addresses
trends—Oct. 2023, pg. 4.
240.
241.
Swarthmore PJ course challenges students—April
2012, pg. 18 238.
242.
Symposium: Is PJ possible in Mexico?—April 2013,
pg. 16-17 239.
243.
Symposium marks center’s 10th
birthday—April 2022, pg. 10
244.
Tiny FM stations energize Ugandan media—Oct.
2017, p. 12.
245.
Transboundary climate issues challenge PJ—April
2023, pg. 14
240.
Trip for peace changes dialogue from war to
peace, Oct. 2018, p. 16
241.
Turkish Journalists improve refugee
reporting—April 2015, pg. 3-7
242.
Turkish journalists tackle refugee
reporting—October 2015, pg. 22
243.
Turning Assad into the enemy—October 2014, pg. 7
244.
Turning media constraints into
opportunities—April 2016, p. 18.
245.
Twenty years of theatre reportage for peace—Oct.
2022, pg. 14
246.
Twitter influences peace, social change—April
2014, pg. 12-14
247.
Uganda PJ project discourages violence—April
2012, pg. 6-7
248.
Ugandan amputee learns to make new life—April
2018, p. 23
249.
Ugandan media hope to ‘Let Peace
Prevail’—October 2013, pg. 14
250.
Ugandans wrap media/counterterror project—April
2013, pg.14-15
251.
Ugly threads: Demonizing patterns in Nigerian
social media, April 2021, pg. 18
252.
Ukraine war coverage marginalizes women—Oct
2022, pg. 10
253.
University course connects Gaza and U.S.—October
2013, pg. 21
254.
Upeace to offer new MA in media and peace—April
2019, p. 15
255.
U.S., Canadian media biased in Middle East
Coverage—October 2015, pg. 16 254. U.S.
Embassy sponsors Ethiopia PJ project—October 2017, p. 8.
255.
Voice of the voiceless—the lonely—Oct. 2021, pg.
8
256.
Youth Media Center enlightens Moldovans—April
2024, pg. 6
257.
War Stories-Peace Stories looks ahead to
Brussels—Oct. 2020, pg. 25
258.
War Stories-Peace Stories bridge builders launch
website, podcast, films—Oct 2022, pg. 26
259.
Webinars examine PJ challenges,
opportunities-April 2024, pg. 26.
260.
Website promotes peace in Caribbean—April 2014,
pg. 16
261.
Wilfred named South Sudan’s top peace
journalist—Oct 2020, pg. 13
262.
Williams presents ‘Truth in Black and White—April
2022, pg. 20
263.
Women journalists face special challenges—Oct.
2022, pg. 24
264.
Words heal the world empowers global youth—Oct.
2020, pg. 14
265.
Workshop examines Indian media narratives—Oct
2018, p. 24
266.
Workshop focuses on Middle East reporting—Oct.
2017, p. 14.
267.
Workshop in N. Ireland sparks spirited
debate—April 2014, pg. 15-16
268.
World Forum for Democracy panelists counter
disinformation—Oct. 2020, p. 15
269.
Yemen journalists absorb three day session—Oct.
2020, pg. 8
270.
Zimbabwe celebrates world radio day in
February—Oct. 2020, p. 27
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Articles by author’s last name
1. Aafreedi, Navras Jaat (Dr.) — Some
Pakistan media seek inter-faith peace—April 2014, pg. 8-9
2. Abalo, Irene-- Ugandan amputee learns to make new life—April 2018, p. 23
3. Abid, Zahra-- In Karachi, teachers analyze peace, citizen journalism—Oct.
2017, pg. 18.
4. Aciro Laker, Gloria -- PJ trainer:
Seminars spur changes—April 2012, pg. 8-9; Ugandans wrap media/counterterror
project—April 2013, pg.14-15; South Sudanese utilize media for
reconciliation-Oct. 2016, p. 3.; Kenya seminar draws regional, international
expertise—April 2017, pg. 26; African leaders analyze PJ in Joburg, Cape
Town—Oct 2018, p. 18;
5. Aciro Laker, Gloria and Musa, Sabir--
Election violence menaces Ugandan journalists—April 2021, pg. 6
6. Aciro Laker, Gloria and Wanzala, Ouma -- Kenya journalists
learn to speak, write peace—October 2012, pg. 7-9
7. Adebayo, Joseph-- Nigerian trainings stress electoral reporting—April 2015, pgs.
24-25
8. Aijaz, Rahul-- Journalists gather for world conference—Oct. 2019, p. 18
9. Aisogun, Peace --PJ debunks myths in
The Bronx, NY—October 2013—pg. 12-13
10. Akeel, Maha -- Media used to amplify
Saudi women’s voices—October 2012, pg. 12-13
11. Al-Matrouk, Shahad-- Kuwaiti journalists give voice to Bidoon—October 2015, pg. 8.
12. Andrabi, Shazana and Hassan, Ruheela-- Peaceful perspectives needed in
Kashmir region-- October 2015, pg. 3.
13. Anwar, Ruqiya- Study discovers war
journalism in Pakistan—April 2016, p. 15.
14. Aslam, Rukshana (Dr.)-- Study
recommends integrating PJ into curriculum—April 2015, pgs. 20-21; PJ workshops
conducted in two Fiji cities—October 2017, p. 6.
15.
Association
of Journalists of Kosovo, forumZFD- Event unveils report on dealing with
the past—Oct. 2023, pg. 24-
16. Atay-Avsar, Tulay; Bodur, Akin;
Sarisakologlu, Aynur; The long
journey from Syria to Malatya—April, 2016, p. 3.
17. Atim, Judith; Kalita, Cynthia- Refugee media network launches—October 2020, p. 3
18. Avila-Zesatti, Cristina -- Mexican
peace journalists seek better world—October 2014, pg. 10-11
19. Babunga, Christophe-- DRC journalists discuss election experiences—April 2017, pg.
20.
20. Babatunde, Olalekan Augustine-- Peace journalists face obstacles in
Nigeria—October 2015 pg. 20
21.
Bahador,
Babak and Weakland, Leo- Webinars examine PJ challenges,
opportunities-April 2024, pg. 26.
22. Banerjee, Rukmini-- Anti-refugee narratives thrive in Turkey—April 2021, pg. 16; Project seeks to unite Turks,
Syrians—April 2022, pg. 14
23. Bapuji, Godha- Harvard event explores bias, BLM reporting—Oct. 2020, pg. 18
24. Ba Sayeed, Shaima-- Empowering Yemeni Youth—Oct. 2021, pg. 11
22.
Bashri, Maha- Media bias marginalizes African
atrocity victims—Oct. 2023, pg.
23. Barnett, Nick-- U.S. Embassy sponsors Ethiopia PJ project—October 2017, p. 8.
24. Bassil, Vanessa -- Lebanese journalist
rejects ‘war journalism’—October 2012, pg.18-19; Media’s role in peace examined
in Lebanon—April 2015, pgs. 22-23; MAP presents PJ, digital seminars in Lebanon—April
2016, p. 16; MAP marks five years boosting PJ in Lebanon—Oct 2018, p. 23
25. Beal, John-- Halabja museum visit sparks questions about PJ’s role—Oct. 2017,
pg. 25.
26. Belle, Francis-- Website promotes peace
in Caribbean—April 2014, pg. 16
27. Benoy, Joseph—Book review-Promoting
peace, inciting violence-- October,
2014, pg.
15
28. Berlowe, Bert-- Compassionate rebels inspire students—October 2015, pg. 12
29. Bin Sahel, Salem-- Peace journalism platform introduced—Oct. 2020, pg. 7
30. Boberg, Emma-- Ukraine war coverage marginalizes
women—Oct 2022, pg. 10
31. Boboc, Veronica- Youth Media Center enlightens Moldovans—April 2024, pg. 6
32. Bongol, De S.G. Fresnel Tsimba--
African journalists consider electoral roles—October 2015 pg. 26
33. Boone, Grace--Forgotten #MeToo: media,
GBV, Syrian war—April 2018, p. 22
34. Breckon, Donald J. (Dr.) -- Rotary, peace journalists are natural
partners—October 2012, pg.22
35. Brewer, John (Dr.)— Workshop in N.
Ireland sparks spirited debate—April 2014, pg. 15-16
36. Brown, Daniel-- Negative narratives common in Comoros media—April 2015, pg.
16-17
37. Brown, Gita—Guinea Bissau journalists
travel to Rhode Island-- October,
2014, pg. 14
38. Brown, Keith & Lukacovic, Marta -- PJ: Transforming the field of journalism—April
2014, pg.20-21
39. Buarque, Beatriz- Words heal the world empowers global youth—Oct. 2020, pg. 14
40. Burger, Danny-- Indonesian journalists discuss deactiving disinformation at Park
University—April 2023, pg. 25
41. Canedo, Alesandra-- Photojournalists
can humanize, spark healing—April 2019, p. 9
42. Cerrotti, Rachel-- Peace photojournalist communicates hope—April 2017, pg. 16.
43. Chagas, Marcelle-- Black female communicators unite in Brazil—Oct. 2023, pg. 8
44. Chakraboty, Pritha, Hazarika, Natasha, Gupta, Joydeep, and Barua, Anamika- Transboundary climate issues
challenge PJ—April 2023, pg. 14
45. Chanda, Urmi-Pakistanis, Indians
collaborate on films—Oct 2022, pg. 18
46. Chandran, Abhilash-- Gandhi: The
original peace journalist—April 2012, pg. 3, and April 2019 p. 5.
47. Chokheli, Shmagi-- Georgia project empowers women in PJ—April 2019, p. 22
48. Chowoo, Willy-- Tiny FM stations energize Ugandan media—Oct. 2017, p. 12.; PJ
Showcase: Tech engages deaf Ugandans—Oct. 2023, pg. 14
49. Cohn, Lora (Dr.) -- Review: Journalism, Conflict in
Indonesia—April 2014, pg. 18
50. Coleman, Peter and Chen Carrel, Allegra--
Peace speech can build, sustain peacefulness—Oct. 2021, pg. 20
51. Collins, Michael-- Press freedoms critical to building peace—April 2022, pg. 24.
52. Colonna, Massi-- Rwandan radio show teaches valuable lessons—Oct. 2017, p. 16.
53. Council of Europe-- Report studies
refugees, community media—April 2018, p. 18
54. Crivelente, Moara-- Study: Israeli press acts as propaganda vehicle—April 2005, pg.
8-9
55. Curca, Monica — Crisis porn: The power
of content curation—April 14, pg.10; The peace process will not be
re-Tweeted—April 2013, pg. 10-11; Refugees: the power of telling people’s
stories—April 2016, p. 6.
56. Dada, Gale Julius-- S. Sudanese youth battle Covid misinfo, hate speech—Oct. 2020,
pg. 12
57. Dar, Hassan Daniel-- Media and conflict conference held in Islamabad—April 2019, p.
26; Research shows Pakistani
youth prefer PJ—April 2022, pg. 26
54. David, Phillip Teniola- Do media contribute to conflict,
terror?—April 2022, pg. 28
55. de Harder, Charlotte-- Civil society platform raises voices
during Covid—Oct. 2020, pg. 10
56. Dean, Michael and Miller, Taylor-- Turkish journalists tackle refugee reporting—Oct. 2015, pg. 22.
57. De Genseric, Fresnel—Journalists gather for peace in DR
Congo-- October, 2014, pg. 23
58. Dhungana, Siromani -- In Nepal, seeking
justice for 35 colleagues—October 2013, pg. 20
59. Diuguid, Lewis-- Shedding violent words enables peace—April 2019, p. 19; News
media fail to humanize Covid-19 deaths—April 2021, pg. 20
60. Diuguid, Lewis and Tate-Beaver, Bette--
Media, society must support multicultural ed—Oct. 2019, p. 24
61. Dodd, Jo-- DRC project harnesses radio’s positive power—April 2019, p. 23.
62. Dolezilek, Julie-- Is Peace Journalism
ethical?--April 2012, pg. 16
63. Doll, Meagan-- PJ study interviews journalists in East Africa—April 2022, pg.
18.
64. Ebenstein, Ruth- Israeli PJ course shifts to Zoom during pandemic, Oct. 2020, pg.
16
65. Enloe, Jeff -- Symposium: Is PJ
possible in Mexico?—April 2013, pg. 16-17
66. Epatko, Larisa-- Comic books echo challenges of war—April 2020, p. 18
67. Ersoy, Metin (Dr.)—IPRA attendees unite for peace in Istanbul-- October, 2014, pg. 20
68. Espadas, Val-- Real story can get lost—April 2017, p. 6.
69. Farahmand, Zainab- Afghani journalists under attack from all sides—April 2020, p. 25
70. Feyyaz, Muhammad -- Generating peace
journalism in Pakistan—October 2012, pg. 15
71. Fiorito, Lorenzo and Selvarajah, Senthan-
Media reporting, narratives impact decisionmaking by ICC—Oct. 2023, pg. 18
72. Fobang, Geraldine and Loh, Choves-- Learning PJ in conflict areas—Oct. 2019, p. 21
73. Garcia, J. Malcolm-- PJ Writer’s Showcase: Obligations, April 2016, p. 8.
74. Gathu, Wanja- Kenyan media rally against election violence—Oct 2022, pg. 16
75. Geguri, Dren-- Cheapfakes are dangerous propaganda tools—Oct. 2021, pg. 21
76. Getty, Carol (Dr.) -- PJ ideas useful for criminal
justice—October 2013, pg. 18—19
77. Getty, Carol (Dr.); Christopher, Ken (Dr.) and Hamilton,
John (Dr.) -- Media, officials unite
against terrorism—October 2012, pg.16-17
78. Gezgin, Ulas-- Promoting citizen peace journalism in Turkey—October 2015; pg.
14
79. Ghosh, Padmini and Poddar, Diksha- Study:
Melodrama sells, development ignored— April 2016, p. 20.
80. Gleich, Michael—Peace Reporters
Showcase: Libyan Flashbacks--
October, 2014, pg. 10
Grunnet, Henrik- IMS
creates collaborative climate journalism—April 2023, pg. 12
81.
82. Hackett, Robert-- PJ, climate crisis coverage share goals—April 2023, pg. 4
83. Hannington, Ochan-- Inflammatory media fuels South Sudan violence—Oct. 2018, p. 12
84. Harbin, Ashley: Distorted narratives
fuel Rwandan media—April 2014, pg.24-25; PJ practiced at Rwandan
newspaper—April 2015, pgs. 25-26
85. Hassan, Burhan Farah -- Center assists
exiled Somali journalists—April 2014, pg. 17-18
86. Haxhiaj, Serbeze and Rexha, Xhemaji-- Coming
to terms with a troubled past in Kosovo—April 2022, pg. 16
87. Head, Emma-- Sahar Speaks gives voice to Afghani women-Oct. 2016, p. 16.
88. Heidenreich, Emma-- Community radio stokes peace in Colombia—April 2019, p. 12
89. Hetrick, Judi (Dr.) — Earlham College
students experiment in PJ—April 2013, pg.18-19
90. Hiller, Patrick and Niemela, Erin -- Peace voices channel
blossoms on YouTube—April 2013, pg. 20
91. Hussain, Shabir-- Study: Karachi conflict reporting is inflammatory—Oct. 2017, pg.
26; During Pakistan floods, media fail to education—April 2023, pg. 8
92. Iftikhar, Mohid — PJ guides 2013
Pakistani election coverage—October 2013, pg.24; Guiding a discussion on
population in Pakistan-- October, 2014, pg. 7; Media transform public opinion
during disasters—April 2015, pg. 21
93. Iroganachi, Innocent-- Nigerians
concerned about social media, violence—April 2019, p. 16
94. (The)
Institute for Economics and Peace --
Measuring violence in the news media— April 2012, pg. 10
95. IREX-- IREX supports peace media
projects –April 2012, pg. 11
96. Iroaganachi, Innocent-- Nigerian media
is leading cause of tension—April 2018, p. 14; Nigerian media stoke religious
animosity-Oct. 2020, p. 22; Ugly threads: Demonizing patterns in Nigerian
social media, April 2021, pg. 18
97. Jacob, Jacob Udo-Udo and Isine, Ibanga-- Boko Haram, Nigerian officials hunt journalists—Oct 2018, p. 3
98. Jana, Sohini-- Alternate Kashmir provides voice for youth—Oct. 2019, p. 20;
Media, faith leaders lack strategic engagement—Oct. 2021, pg. 16
99. Jasperson, Janette-- Event considers
human rights journalism—Oct. 2020, p. 10; Williams presents ‘Truth in Black and
White—April 2022, pg. 20
100. Jayakumar, Kirthi—PJ offers best approach to Boko Haram coverage-- October, 2014, pg. 6; After Paris attacks, in pursuit of a PJ approach—April 2016, p. 13; Feminist PJ seeks to empower authentic voices—April 2021, pg. 8
101, Jerar, Lubna-- Project builds bridges across boundaries—April 2021, pg. 12; Media dramatize stories about women—Oct. 2021, pg. 14; ; EWC conference spotlights media trust—Oct 2022, pg. 4; Social media changes crime reporting in Pakistan—Oct. 2023, pg. 20; Pakistani, Indian journalists convene-April 2024, pg. 16.
102.
Johnson, Rexford-- Ebola in Sierra Leone: Reporting a
Nightmare—April 2017, p. 10.
103. Johnston, Kathryn-- Amid Covid threat, seminar analyzes trauma—Oct. 2020, p. 6 ; Book review: Digital contention in a
divided society—April 2022, p. 7.
104. Jonmahmadova, Mahnoz-- Can social media, online tech build peace?-Oct. 2018, p. 13
105. Kalfeli, Naya-- Greek media contribute to immigrant
stereotypes—April 2015, pg. 17-18
106. Karabaeva, Alika-
Discussion spotlights hate speech in Kyrgyz media—April 2016, p. 10.
107. Kasenholtz, Laura--
Cross border network seeks peaceful co-existence—Oct. 2019, p. 8
108. Kenney, Kendra and Knoche, Katelyn -- Media ethics, PJ
take stage at Park U.— October 2014, pg. 16-17
109. Khanna, Navya-- Study: Turkish media narratives—Oct. 2021, pg. 6; Study uses
Twitter to analyze Myanmar coup—April 2023, pg. 16
110. Killelea, Steve—Peace is not something
storytellers love—Oct. 2021, pg. 12
111. Kim, Gayeon-- PJ school searches for missing Korean voices—Oct. 2019, p. 13
112.Knobbe, Michael Max -- Global dialogue,
PJ embraced at BronxNet—April 2013, pg. 12-13
Kundu, Vedabhyas-- Gandhian strategies can counter hate
speech—Oct. 2019, p. 6.; AI must promote nonviolent communication—Oct 2023, pg.
10.
113.Kvinna till Kvinna Foundation—Palestinian
reporter sometimes frustrated-- October, 2014, pg. 17
114.Kohn, Rachel --Journalists seek untold Afghan stories—October 2013, pg. 3
115.Laker, Gloria—See Aciro Laker, Gloria
116.Lansana, Francis- Liberian students trained to be change-makers-Oct. 2016, pg. 18
117. Laredo, Mayra Ambrosio- Corresponsales improve Spanish media-Oct. 2016, pg. 24; Spanish journalists analyze Greek refugee crisis—Oct. 2017, p. 10; Spanish initiative gives voice to Venezuelans—Oct. 2020, p. 23; Voice of the voiceless—the lonely—Oct.2021, pg. 8
118. Leonard, Alan-- NI event looks at media in divided
societies—Oct. 2020, p. 8; Symposium marks center’s 10th
birthday—April 2022, pg. 10
119. Likes, Terry-- Police shootings, new tech challenge journalists—April 2017, pg.
18
120. Lumbasi, Caren -- Letter from Kenya highlights peace efforts—April
2013, pg. 8
121. Lynch, Jake (Dr.) -- Circularity on Syria—October 2013, pg. 5-6; Peace Journalism works—October 2012, pg. 3-5; PJ scholars reveal research—April 2013, pg.3-7; East meets West in Myanmar—April 2014, pg. 6-7; PJ offers new options for Afghani journalists—April 2015, pgs. 10-12; New horizons for PJ research—April 2016, p. 22; Lebanese hunger for peaceful discourse—April 2018, p. 8; PJ can contribute to defusing Korean Tensions—April 2019, p. 3; Making a difference: 20 years of conflict resolving media—Oct. 2019, p. 16; Study analyzes magazine’s PJ seminar articles—Oct. 2021, pg. 4; Exploring journalism in conflicted societies—Oct 2022, pg. 22; Peacebuilding world mourns Dr. Galtung-April 2024, pg. 14.
122. MacMillan, Jim (Dr.)
--Swarthmore PJ course challenges students—April 2012, pg. 18
123. Macovei, Petru- Fighting
disinformation on the front lines-April 2024, pg. 10
124. Maherali, Alim-- U.S., Canadian media biased in
Middle East Coverage— October 2015, pg. 16
125. Maldela, Siyabulela--
Wilfred named South Sudan’s top peace journalist—Oct 2020, pg. 13
126. Martin, Benoite-- Iraqis learn
conflict sensitive reporting—April 2012, pg. 22-23
127.McClure, Faith-- War Stories-Peace
Stories bridge builders launch website, podcast, films—Oct. 2022, pg. 26
127.McIntyre, Karen (Dr.)-- Similar
storytelling genres complement PJ—Oct. 2017, p. 20.
128.Media Association for Peace (Lebanon)--
MAP hosts PJ projects, discussions in Beirut—October 2013, pg. 8-9
129.Media Foundation for West Africa-- In Ghana, using radio as a
change agent— Oct. 2019, p. 19
130.Mekasha, Mekuria—Somali
journalists strive to build peace--
October, 2014, pg. 24
131.McIntosh, Ian (Dr.) -- University
course connects Gaza and U.S.—October 2013, pg. 21.
132.Mitra, Saumava--
Considering the role of visuals in PJ messaging— October
2015,
page 6; Upeace to offer new MA in media and peace—April 2019, p. 15
133. Mladenovska, Simona-- Mass shooting reporting amplifies trauma—Oct 2023, pg. 16
134.Modi, Chintan Girish-- Indians, Pakistanis write postcards for peace—April 2017, pg. 22; Workshop examines Indian media narratives—Oct 2018, p. 24
135.Momin, Masoud -- Manual introduces PJ
to Afghan journalists—April 2014, pg. 21; PJ taught in Balkh province,
Afghanistan—April 2017, p. 13; Mediothek Afghanistan publishes PJ guide—April
2021, pg. 22
136.Mugabo, Louisa Esther-- Local journalists trained in North Kivu, DRC—Oct. 2020, pg. 20.
137.Mujungu, Betty -- Ugandan media hope to
‘Let Peace Prevail’—October 2013, pg. 14
138.Munoriyarwa, Allen-- Polarized media challenge PJ in Zimbabwe, Oct. 2018, p. 10
Muraskin, Andrea- Reporters (in India) must toe the line or risk
jail time-April 2024, pg. 24
139.Murphy, Una-- An
opportunity to re-think my approach—Oct. 2019, p. 12
140.Muyinda, Buluhan-- Journalists build home, enhance life for widow—Oct. 2019, p. 26
141.Nazir, Said-- Afghanis,
Pakistanis produce joint documentaries—Oct. 2017, pg. 19.
142.Ndasi, Nyomngamsen-- Peace
press clubs launch in Cameroon—April 2023, pg 20
143.Ndhlovu, Lungelo- Study
shows gender imbalance in Zimbabwe-April 2024, pg. 22.
144.Nedzelschi, Felicia- PJ
becomes a necessary alternative in Moldova—April 2024, pg. 4
145.Niemela, Erin—Operation war journalism
rages in Gaza-- October, 2014, pg.
18
146.Obah, Rosaline Akah-- In Cameroon, journalists evaluate peace efforts—April 2019, p.
11; Covid poses challenges for PJ in Cameroon—Oct. 2020, pg. 23; CCMN battles
misinformation in Cameroon—Oct. 2021, pg. 22; Women journalists face special
challenges—Oct. 2022, pg. 24; CCMN charts path forward for peace—Oct. 2023, pg.
21
147. Oduha, Joseph-- Foreign journalists banned from South Sudan—Oct. 2017, pg. 22;
Crackdown constricts South Sudan reporters—Oct. 2019, p. 22
148.
Ogenga, Fredrick
(Dr.)—Rongo Univ. center examines Kenyan media-- October, 2014; pg. 8; Rongo (Kenya) journalists avoid inflaming
conflict—April 2015, pgs. 14-15; 2017 elections strain Kenya media
freedoms—April 2018, p. 17
149.Okanume, Joachin Uche -- Conflict
sensitivity doesn’t impede objectivity— October 2012, pg.23-24
150.Okoh, Rosemary: Nigeria: Journalists’
role in peaceful elections—April 2014, pg.22
151.Okolie-Osemene, James — Biased reporting exacerbates Nigerian
conflict— October 2013, pg. 15-16
152.Panagiotou, Nikos- Greek summer academy builds skills—Oct 2022, pg. 20; Summer media
academy addresses trends—Oct. 2023, pg. 4.
153.Paracha, Faiz- Cross
border project meets in Kathmandu—Oct 2022, pg. 7
154.Patterson, Tom-- Conference evaluates radio as peacebuilding tool—April 2019, p.
8.
155.Pembecioglu, Nilufer- Turkish Journalists improve refugee
reporting—April 2015, pg. 3-7
156.Perez, Isabel-- Workshop focuses on Middle East reporting—Oct. 2017, p. 14.
157.Perez de Fransius, Marianne -- Media practice war journalism prior
to Iraq— April 2013, pg.22-24; 100 Mozambique journalists trained in PJ--
October, 2014, pg. 12; Mozambique media: PJ practice and possibilities-Oct.
2016, pg. 22.
158.Peters, Jessica -- PJ is consistent with traditional ethics
codes—October 2012, pg. 20-21
159.Poddar, Diksha and Ghosh, Padmini-- Kashmir reporting follows
patriarchal pattern—April 2018, p. 11
160.Prempeh, Charles-- Social media reshape nexus between media and peace—Oct. 2021,
pg. 18
161.Ranjan, Pratyush-- Project builds bridges across boundaries—April 2021, pg. 12 ; ; EWC conference spotlights media trust—Oct 2022, pg. 4
162.Roehrs, Christine-- Do Afghani
journalists understand conflict?—April 2012, pg.12-15.
163.Roff, Kate- Peace News
challenges prevailing approaches-Oct. 2016, p. 20;
Filmmaker
crosses the divide, meets the enemy—Oct. 2019, p. 14
164.Rotman, Amie—Sahar Speaks trains Afghan women-- October, 2014, pg. 16
165.Rubeiz, Ghassan Michel-- Media can
promote religious tolerance—April 2012, pg. 4-5
166.Rusare, Patience-- Rotary peace center launches PJ seminars—Oct. 2021, pg. 10
167.Sahfor, Ambo Jane-- Journalist wins first PJ prize—October 2019, p. 21
168.Salinas, Alex Irvan Arevalo-- PJ in Spain needs new regulatory
framework— October 2015, pg. 10
169.Sanches, Lillian-- Media often hostile to Arabs, refugees—April 2022, pg. 22
170.Sarri, Chemi- Forum spotlights PJ,
risks in Mexico—Oct 2022, pg. 12
171.School of Peacemaking (Central Asia)- Almaty forum seeks to counter xenophobia, intolerance-Oct. 2016,
pg. 22.
172. Sen, Priya-- Reporting
climate change in South Asia—April 2023, pg. 10
173.Sharp, Steve -- Journalists must master
conflict analysis--October 2013, pg. 2224
174.Sheuli, Shameem Ara-- Rohingya
reporting often ignores PJ approaches—Oct. 2020, p. 12
175.Shinar, Dov-- IAMCR
hosts peacebuilding, PJ session in Leicester-Oct. 2016, p. 9.
176.Simon, Jamil- War Stories-Peace Stories
looks ahead to Brussels—Oct. 2020, pg. 25
177.Singh, Shailendra -- Study: Are Fiji
media inflammatory?—April 2014, pg. 19
178.Stout, Sarah— Peace journalism takes
root in Cyprus—April 2014, pg.3-5
179.Tabe, Tarhyang-- Media network launched in Cameroon—Oct. 2020, p. 17
180.Talesco, Cristian- Peace media style is decisive in East Timor—April 2016, p. 12.
181.Tenore, Mallary—Ferguson offers
journalists chance for community based narratives—October, 2014, pg. 3; IVOH
names fellows, plans media summit—April 2017, pg. 25.
182.Thompson, Susan Beaver-- Trip for peace changes dialogue from
war to peace, Oct. 2018, p. 16
183.Tompkins, Al -- Journalists unite to reduce victims’ trauma—October
2012, pg. 6 165. Tiripelli, Giuliana-- Role of journalism in Israel and Palestine—October 2015 pg. 18;
Turning media constraints into opportunities—April 2016, p. 18; Spaces of war,
war of spaces teaches valuable lessons—Oct. 2018, p. 14
184.Theodorou, Evangelos- Cooperative
news study examines Greek media-April 2024, pg. 20.
185. Tita, Perdmia- Cameroon digital project
seeks to #defyhatenow—Oct. 2020, p. 24 185. Tuneva, Marina- PJ not sufficiently known in Macedonia, Oct. 2016, p. 10; Seeking better Covid coverage
in N. Macedonia—Oct. 2020, pg. 24
186.Tutor, Ruqiya- Balanced reporting needed on Pakistan nukes-Oct. 2016, p. 11.
187.UNESCO- Zimbabwe celebrates world radio
day in February—Oct. 2020, p. 27
188.Vergara, Samit Jadin — Journalists
learn post-conflict tips in Colombia—April 14, pg.11
189.Villari, Rachel-- Professor investigates peaceful sports reporting—April 2015,
pgs. 13-14
190.van den Dungen, Peter-- Profile-Alfred Fried, PJ
pioneer—Oct. 2020, pg. 22
191.Victor, Cilene- Is human suffering invisible? How media under report humanitarian
crises—April 2021, pg. 4
192.Vojvoda, Alexander-- Community media’s role in peace explored—April 2017, p. 14; PJ empowers community media in Cameroon—October, 2017, p. 3; Community media is 99% community, 1% media—April 2018, p. 12; PJ seminars held amid unrest in Cameroon—Oct 2018, p. 20
193.Wanjala, Robert -- Kenyan journalists
unite to battle violence—October 2012, pg.10-11
194.Wattermanns, Karen and Loew, Frederic-- Peace radio program thrives in Philippines—October 2015, pg. 11
195.Westwater, Carrie-- Twenty years of theatre reportage for peace—Oct. 2022, pg. 14
196.Wilde, Sophia-- Media ignore missing women in Canada—April 2022, pg. 8.
197.Worku, Mustofa-- Commentary-A good tongue calms anger—April 2018, p. 7.
198. Youngblood, Steven -- Heated elections test peace journalists—October 2012, pg.13-14; Should peace journalists cover conspiracies?—April 2013, pg. 21; Turning Assad into the enemy—October 2013, pg. 7; Uganda PJ project discourages violence—April 2012, pg. 6-7; Anti-Assad agenda tests peace journalists—April 2012, pg. 17; Media resurrect cold war narratives—April 2014, pg. 23; Sensational Ferguson coverage- - October, 2014, pg.4; Hebdo: Explain violence without excusing it—April 2015, pg. 19; Aylan’s picture: No easy, or good, choices—October 2015 pg. 24; PJ needed to counter superficial election news—April 2016, p. 24; Journalist as Refugee: The Flight to Uganda, Oct. 2016, pg. 5; Responsible refugee reporting takes hold in Germany, Austria Oct. 2016, p. 12; PJ approach needed in covering protests—April 2017, p. 7.; Peace researchers convene in Sierra Leone—April 2017, p. 8; Kenyan election 2017: Did journalists practice PJ?—October 2017, pg. 9; Charlottesville coverage challenges peace journalism—Oct. 2017, p. 23; International partners launch Ethiopian PJ project—April 2018, p. 3; Can media foster Pakistani peace?—April 2018, p. 16; After editor’s murder, is PJ possible in Kashmir?—Oct 2018, p. 3; Does practicing PJ enhance safety of reporters?—Oct 2018, p. 8; Global journalists compare threats, discuss PJ—April 2019, p. 8; NY Times photo trivializes African victims—April 2019, p. 24.; Prof. Gandhi enlightens Park University—Oct. 2019, p. 3.; Journalists debate PJ in Northern Ireland and NI journalists, community honor Lyra McKee—Oct. 2019, pgs. 9-10; Pandemic coverage informed by PJ principles, April 2020, p. 3; World Forum for Democracy panelists counter disinformation—April 2020, p. 15; Rotary, PJ initiatives discussed in California—Oct. 2020, p. 16; Yemen journalists absorb three day session—Oct. 2020, pg. 8; 255 Sudanese journalists gather on Zoom—Oct. 2020, pg. 20; Media literacy projects launched—April 2021, pg. 10; PJ needed to set tone for peace in Ethiopia— April 2021, pg. 24; Sahel journalists gather in Ivory Coast—April 2022, p. 4; Photos convey, hide truth of Ukraine war—April 2022, pg. 27 ; Star struck professor meets Nobel Prize winner—Oct 2022, pg. 5; Researchers analyze media and climate change—April 2023, pg. 5; Journalists discuss reporting troubled pasts—April 2023, pg. 22; Professional conference notes challenges, discusses PJ-Oct. 2023, pg. 6; Fulbrighter inspired, energized in Moldova-April 2024, pg. 8
199. Zamanillo, Lourdes—Serapaz promotes peaceful resolution-- October, 2014, pg. 22
200. Zelizer, Craig (Dr.) -- Twitter
influences peace, social change—April 2014, pg. 12-14
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