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Journalists are likely to face stressors from many directions in 2024: the demands of constant deadlines, industry-wide financial turmoil, and an uncertain election season ahead are among them.

Research shows these stressors affect journalists’ mental health. Depending on their beats or work locations, as many as 59% of journalists experience symptoms of serious stress including the inability to concentrate or to sleep, as well as feeling on edge, numb, or angry, according to the Dart Center for Journalism and Trauma.

The National Press Club Journalism Institute produced a webinar focused on practical tips and effective methods for journalists and newsroom leaders to address stress and burnout.

Speakers included:

Tara Francis Chan, managing editor & operations director, The Appeal
Naseem Miller, senior editor for health, The Journalist’s Resource
AX Mina, co-creator of the Take Care/Make Care zine for the Care Collaboratory and part-time program director at The Self-Investigation
Samantha Ragland, vice president, journalism programs, American Press Institute
Moderator: Bara Vaida, director of training, National Press Club Journalism Institute