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A re-cap of some of the highlights from this year's #TrustinJournalism Conference 2019.

Reporting Responsibly on Domestic Violence: Full Discussion

What should journalists take into account when reporting on domestic violence and abuse? Featuring Ryan Hart (CoCo Awareness); Professor Liz Kelly CBE (London Metropolitan University);
Kelsi Farrington (New Internationalist) and Janey Starling (Level Up), with host Emma Jones (IMPRESS Board Member). 

Reporting Responsibly on Domestic Violence: Five Takeaways

How can journalists report on cases of domestic violence ethically and responsibly? Watch Liz Kelly, Ryan Hart, Janey Starling and Kelsi Farrington give their recommendations.

Episode #8 - Countering Hate Speech with Zlatina Siderova of the European Journalism Centre.

In this episode of the IMPRESS podcast, our Complaints and Investigations Manager Lexie Kirkconnell-Kawana speaks to Zlatina Siderova, Project Manager at the European Journalism Centre (EJC), about hate speech and journalism in the online world, as well as the Data-driven Approach to Countering Hate Speech (DACHS) project, jointly implemented by the EJC and software research and development company DataScouting. 

The European Journalism Centre seeks to build a sustainable, ethical and innovative future for journalism through grants, events, training and media development. 

Episode #7 - The Challenges of Family Court Reporting with Transparency Project Member, Louise Tickle.

In the latest episode of the IMPRESS podcast, IMPRESS Complaints and Investigations Manager Lexie Kickconnell-Kawana speaks to freelance journalist and member of the Transparency Project, Louise Tickle, about the challenges and impediments faced by journalists when accessing and reporting on the family courts. 

The Transparency Project seeks to make family justice clearer by explaining and discussing family law and the family courts in England and Wales and signposting useful resources to help people better understand the system and the law. 

Episode #6 - Sorting Fact from Fiction: Polling and the 2019 General Election, with IPSOS Mori CEO Ben Page

Following on from the recent publication of joint IMPRESS-Market Research Society guidance for journalists on using polls and surveys when reporting, in this latest episode of the IMPRESS podcast our COO Ed Procter speaks to IPSOS Mori CEO Ben Page about the accuracy of polling in the 2019 general election. Ben discusses the legacy of the 2015 election for the polling industry and shares how pollsters have adapted to ensure their results are as accurate as possible, as well as just how well journalists did when it came to reporting poll and survey findings this time around.