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Multimedia Introduction and Tour

Virtual Library:
Victims and the Media



Amber Alert: Best Practices Guide for Public Information Officers: .pdf  US Department of Justice - USA (2006)

Child Abuse and the Media: Goddard, Chris; Saunders, Bernadette - Child Abuse Prevention Issues Number 14 Winter 2001 - USA (2001)

Covering Crime without Re-victimizing the Victim: Coté, William; Bucqueroux, Bonnie - National Newspaper Association's Annual Convention - Victims and the Media Program, Michigan State University School of Journalism - USA (1996)

Guidelines on Child Trafficking and Media Coverage:  .pdf  Save the Children - Regional Child Trafficking Response Program (2003)

Interviewing Victims - A Better Way: Ochberg, Frank - USA (1986)

Interviewing Victims - Tips and Techniques: Carter, Sue; Bucqueroux Bonnie - Victims and the Media Program, Michigan State University School of Journalism - USA

Media Advocacy Toolkit: American Administration on Aging - USA

Media Insensitivity to Victims of Violence: Carter, Sue - USA Today - USA (1999)

Primer on Covering Victims, A: Ochberg, Frank - Gift From Within - (1998)

PTSD 101 for Journalists: Ochberg, Frank, M.D.

Running the Talk Show Gauntlet: Priest, Patricia - National Organization for Victim Assistance - USA (2001)

Survivors and the Media: Silvestrini, Elaine - Gift from Within - USA (2001)

Talk Show Guidelines for Victims:  National Center for Victims of Crime - USA 

Victims as Public Figures and the Issue of Privacy: Peck, Gloriane - Victims and the Media Program, Michigan State University School of Journalism - USA

Victims' Guide to the International Criminal Court: .pdf  Reporters without Borders (2003)

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