Вебинар Poynter научит журналистов корректно освещать связь миграции и ментального здоровья

Behind every immigration headline are real people navigating displacement and the mental health challenges that often come with those experiences. Getting the facts right while handling deeply human stories with care is essential. This free, 90 minute webinar will help journalists better understand how to cover the mental health aspects of immigration. You’ll learn how immigration experiences can affect mental health, how to approach vulnerable sources with care and how to connect individual stories to broader issues such as access to services, policy decisions and community support. What past attendees of this webinar series are saying: What will you learn? You’ll explore how immigration experiences affect mental health, examine best practices for interviewing vulnerable sources and learn how to connect individual stories to larger systems and policies. The webinar also discusses ethical framing, reducing stigma and reporting in ways that build understanding rather than reinforce stereotypes. Why learn with Poynter? For decades, Poynter has trained journalists around the world to report on complex issues with fairness, accuracy and impact. This webinar is part of The Mental Health Reporting Project, created in partnership with The Carter Center and supported by the Brain & Behavior Research Foundation, helping journalists strengthen coverage of mental health through research-based, practical training. Start with the project’s foundational self-directed course, available to take anytime, and explore additional training and resources: Find more Mental Health Reporting Resources here. Questions? If you need assistance, email us at [email protected].