This edited book, Silent Echoes: Navigating Trauma in African Journalism seeks to explore the nuanced and complex dimension of trauma experienced by journalists in the African context. By delving into the unique challenges, coping mechanisms, and resilience
of journalists across the continent, this collection aims to shed light on the often-unspoken aspects of reporting in diverse and often tumultuous environments.
This book seeks to amplify the voices of journalists who navigate trauma in Africa and aims to
contribute to a deeper understanding of the profession’s challenges, resilience, and coping mechanisms. We invite diverse perspectives and research approaches from scholars, researchers, and practitioners to enrich the discourse on journalism trauma in the African context. The book will shed light on the often-overlooked aspects of journalism in Africa.
Call For Abstracts (International Communication Association 2025) - Disgust and Food Media
Diana Willis is seeking four panelists (or three panelists and a respondent) to join a food media panel for the...