Byline

CRISTI HEGRANES (HEG-RUH-NESS) is the founder and CEO of Global Press, a nonprofit news organization that trains and employs local women journalists in some of the world¿s least-covered places. Cristi is the architect of the industry¿s leading Duty of Care program for local women journalists, which was named one of Fast Company¿s World Changing Ideas of 2022 and received the Human Rights Prize from the American Psychiatric Association in 2020. She is also the lead author of the Global Press Style Guide, which elevates standards for dignified and precise language in international journalism. Cristi has taught journalism and social entrepreneurship courses at Stanford and Georgetown universities. Originally from Santa Fe, New Mexico, Cristi now lives outside Washington DC with her toddler son, Henry.

Acknowledgments
Preface
Introduction
Systemic Failure
A Broken System Delivering Bad News
Sensationalism over Accuracy
Too Much Risk, Not Enough Care
Listen to the Audience
A New Vision of International Journalism
Let Local Reporters Report
A Better Class of Reporting
Check Your Ethics
Building Representative Newsrooms
Security for the Whole Journalist
Doing It Differently
Conclusion
Appendix