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[Commlist] Call for Papers - JETREG Conference - The Journalism Education and Trauma Research Group
Wed Feb 18 08:18:09 GMT 2026
The Journalism Education and Trauma Research Group (JETREG) is pleased to
announce its 2026 International Conference, to be held in Paris in June
2026. Building on the momentum of the JETREG conferences held in
Sheffield (2023) and Oklahoma City (2024), the Paris conference marks a
new phase in collective reflection on trauma in journalism.
*After Trauma: Rethinking Journalism Education and Professional Cultures*
Please visit this dedicated website link for more information about the
*Call for Papers and How to Submit *_https://jetregparis2026.org/cfp
<https://jetregparis2026.org/cfp>_
Paris, France – June 25-26 2026
Institut Pratique du Journalisme Paris Dauphine-PSL University
24 rue Saint-Georges – 75009 Paris
Free registration – places limited
If you have any queries, pls contact the Steering Committee via
(submissions /at/ jetregparis2026.org)
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Conference aims
The conference aims to explore how the recognition of trauma reshapes:
journalistic norms, values and professional identities;
newsroom cultures, leadership and institutional responsibilities;
journalism education, pedagogy and curriculum design;
ethical frameworks guiding reporting, teaching and supervision;
collective, cultural and transnational approaches to care, resilience
and responsibility.
The conference welcomes multidisciplinary perspectives and encourages
dialogue between researchers, educators, and media practitioners.
Topics of interest
Topics for papers and panels may include, but are not limited to:
1. Rethinking journalistic norms after trauma
Objectivity, detachment and emotional engagement
Moral injury and ethical tensions in journalism
Trauma and professional identity
2. From individual coping to institutional responsibility
Newsroom cultures, leadership and duty of care
Freelancers, precarity and unequal exposure to trauma
Organisational policies, support mechanisms and accountability
3. Journalism education after trauma
Trauma-informed pedagogy and curriculum design
Preparing students for emotional, ethical and psychological challenges
Teaching self-care without normalising harm
4. Images, technologies and mediated trauma
Secondary trauma and exposure through visual and digital work
AI, automation and the mediation of traumatic content
Teaching and working with disturbing imagery
5. Global, cultural and comparative perspectives
Trauma in different political, cultural and conflict contexts
Global South perspectives and structural inequalities
Comparative and transnational approaches to resilience and care
Submissions
We invite proposals for individual papers and pre-formed panels.
Individual paper proposals must include:
An abstract of up to 250 words
A short biography of up to 100 words
Panel proposals must include:
A 150-word rationale for the panel
A 250-word abstract for each paper
A biography of up to 100 words for each panelist
All submissions should clearly indicate the relevance of the proposal to
the conference theme.
Important dates
Abstract submission deadline: 7 April, 2026
Notification of acceptance: 30 April, 2026
Conference dates: 25-26 June 2026
About JETREG
Launched in 2020 by Ola Ogunyemi (University of Lincoln) and Lada Price
(University of Sheffield), the Journalism Education Trauma Research
Group (JETREG) is a thriving international research network bringing
together scholars, educators and practitioners interested in trauma,
emotion and wellbeing in journalism. JETREG comprises over 250 members
worldwide and includes regional research hubs in Europe, North and South
America, Africa, Australia/New Zealand, South Asia, East Asia and the
MENA region.
Contact information
Further information about submissions and the conference will be shared
in due course.
Questions may be directed to the conference organizers:
(submissions /at/ jetregparis.org)
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