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THIS PAGE INCLUDES ADDITIONAL RESOURCES TO EXPLORE. MANY OF THESE RESOURCES WERE USED WHEN CREATING TEACHING REPORTER.
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=Interviews with Kristof and the filmmaker= [|Caring About Congo] - PBS Now interview with Reporter filmmaker Eric Metzgar about the film. [|Kristof speaks about democracy in developing countries in Africa, like Rwanda]

[|Kristof speaks about how he remains hopeful]

**Kristof Editorials**

[|Dinner With a Warlord] [|Save the Darfur Puppy] [|A Student, a Teacher and a Glimpse of War]

=﻿Stories About the Congo to Compare to "Dinner With a Warlord"= [|Tens of Thousands Flee 3-Way Battle in Congo] by Jeffrey Gettleman from The Boston Globe [|The World Continues to Look Away. Don't.] by Brian O'Connell from The Sydney Morning Herald [|Killing in the Name of God] - Blog by Leana Wen on visiting Nkunda with Kristof. [|Fear] - Blog by Will Okun on his time spent in Congo with Kristof.

=Links to Other Possible Readings For the Study Guide= [|Nic Kristof: Balancing the Fine Line Between Journalism and Advocacy] - by Stig Arlid Pettersen [|Follow For Now Transcript] - From NPR's On The Media [|Psychic Numbing and Genocide] - by Paul Slovic [|The Myth of Objectivity] - by Richard T. Taflinger [|Code of Ethics] - Code of Ethics put together by the Society of Professional Journalists [|Critical Thinking About Journalism: A High School Student's View] - An article from the Nieman Foundation for Journalism at Harvard University. [|Does 'Caring' Require Advocacy in Journalism?] by Elecia Chrunik from the Center for Journalism Ethics, at the School of Journalism and Mass Communication, University of Wisconsin-Madison.

=﻿Positive Perceptions of Africa= [|See Africa Differently] - This website is dedicated to showing Africa in a more positive light. [|Bright Continent] - Nicholas Kristof reviews the book Africa: Altered States, Ordinary Miracles by Richard Dowden [|The Danger of a Single Story]-Chimamanda Adiche tells the story of how she felt her distinct cultural voice

=Journalism links= [|Center for Journalism Ethics for the Global Citizen]from the School of Journalism and Mass Communication at the University of Wisconsin-Madison [|Project for Excellence in Journalism] - The Pew Research Center Media Overview [|High School Journalism] - ASNE's High School Journalism Initiative [|Newseum] - Includes educators resources on topics such as media literacy, First Amendment and ethics. [|Teens in Print] - A Boston-based student newspaper that puts out issues during the academic year. They publish articles submitted by local students.