• 22 April Dart Center event to be live-streamed: "Sandy Hook and Beyond: Breaking News, Trauma and Aftermath"

• BBC's Stuart Hughes: "The Rewards Versus Risks For War Zone Rookies"

• Is it right to refuse work from freelance journalists in Syria because it's too dangerous? Discussion on CBC Radio's The Current

• Rory Peck Trust: updated info on insurance for freelancers

• INSI Blog: 2012 global death toll for journalists "third worst on record"

• Dart Center's Bruce Shapiro weighs in on the ethical issues of interviewing children at traumatic news events

• YouTube Video now available of 20 November CAJ/Ryerson panel "Journalism and Remembrance: Interviewing Survivors of Trauma" - advice and links to resources for journalists covering traumatic events

• "Covering Children & Trauma" -- guidelines by investigative reporter Ruth Teichroeb (for the Dart Center)

• Newtown, Connecticut tragedy: "How can we explain shootings if we don't report on mental illness?" - article by Andrew Beaujon, Poynter Online

• Dart Asia-Pacific's journalist-to-journalist trauma awareness video now available on YouTube

• PDN Pulse: "Your cellphone is not your friend - and other security tips for conflict zones

• Toronto Star's Michelle Shephard on finding a fixer and how to stay safe on foreign assignments: from the R. James Travers Foreign Corresponding Fellowship website

• CPJ Journalist Security Guide now available in various formats

• Stephen Ward's essay on how media covers suicides of public figures