Ukrainian journalists’ new role: collecting evidence of war crimes

September 13, 2022 / Op-eds, Stories

By Natalie Gryvnyak I had never thought of becoming a war journalist or a war producer. Yet, in the last nine years, I have become a person that has experienced direct shootings and killings of people on Institutskaya street during Maidan. I saw “little green men” and the military in Crimea during the “referendum” and …

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Are you a journalist going to Ukraine? Don’t be a jerk

November 4, 2022 / Info, Op-eds

If you are a journalist planning to go to Ukraine to cover the threatening escalation of the war, you might need to work with local producers, fixers, or translators. Here are a few research-based tips for avoiding unintended harm to your local collaborators and yourself and making your reporting more ethical and transparent. These tips …

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