Broken Souls
Maria MiretThe journalism and mental health newsletter
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Monthly |
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| Issues | 52 | Founded | 5 years ago | Last Issue | a month ago |
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Reporting on mental health challenges
In recognition of Mental Health Awareness Month, The Pulitzer Center shared reporting centering the voices of young journalists reporting on mental wellbeing and intersecting issues. Created by higher education students as part of its Repor...
Centering care in the reporting process
The Pulitzer Center has announced the 2025 Mental Well-Being in the U.S. Reporting Fellows. A special call that was launched in October 2024 by the Reporting Fellows Program received dozens of compelling applications. Current and former stu...
Journalism must welcome emotions to survive
The news industry, which is lagging significantly behind in understanding the integral role that emotions play in people’s decisions of whether or not to engage with the news, can reimagine storytelling to meet both informational and emotio...
The future of mental health in journalism
In 2025, the Global Center for Journalism and Trauma team joined journalists and press-freedom leaders at the iMedD International Journalism Forum in Athens and the International Press Institute’s 75th Anniversary Congress in Vienna, focusi...
Climate reporting impacts journalists' mental health
Many environmental journalists face mental health challenges as part of their work. The climate anxiety is the feeling of angst at the devastating impacts of climate change to come, the helplessness as this issue is ignored or dismissed by...
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María Miret is an international freelance journalist founder of Broken Souls, a journalism and mental health project. Periodista freelance internacional especializada en salud y creadora de Almas Rotas, un proyecto de periodismo y salud mental.
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