At the Summit, more than 50 sessions and 170 speakers from around the world came together to explore an urgent question: what does it take to truly care for mental health in journalism today? Clear patterns emerged from these conversations: despite the energy, pilot projects and local initiatives, we still need stronger bridges to bring the knowledge together and build a shared foundation.
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