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Let's change the way we talk
about sex trafficking.

The Irina Project

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The Irina Project (TIP), based at the UNC-Chapel Hill Hussman School of Journalism and Media, monitors and analyzes media representations of sex trafficking in local, regional, national and global settings. We advocate for the responsible and accurate reporting of the issue by bringing together journalists with knowledgeable sources, reliable data and other useful materials via the web and professional training. Together, we can change the way the world talks about, thinks about and responds to sex trafficking.
Pictured: Amanda Milkovits, by David DelPoio, both of the Providence Journal. Used with permission.

The Irina Project (TIP), based at the UNC-Chapel Hill Hussman School of Journalism and Media, monitors and analyzes media representations of sex trafficking in local, regional, national and global settings. We advocate for the responsible and accurate reporting of the issue by bringing together journalists with knowledgeable sources, reliable data and other useful materials via the web and professional training. Together, we can change the way the world talks about, thinks about and responds to sex trafficking.
Pictured: Amanda Milkovits, by David DelPoio, both of the Providence Journal. Used with permission.

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TIP is based at the University of North Carolina Hussman School of Journalism and Media, in Chapel Hill, NC. It is directed by Dr. Barbara Friedman, who co-founded it in 2009 with Dr. Anne Johnston, professor emerita. They gratefully acknowledge the support and encouragement of the Carolina Center for Public Service and Thorp Faculty Engaged Scholars, the UNC-CH School of Social Work, and the Carolina Women’s Center.

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The Irina Project
Hussman School of Journalism and Media
UNC-Chapel Hill
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Chapel Hill, NC 27599
  • The Irina Project
    • What We Do
    • About Our Team
  • Resources
    • Tip-sheets >
      • Considering Cultural Context, Choice, Language, and Agency in Reporting on Sex Trafficking
      • Using Images When Reporting on Human Trafficking
      • Reporting Sex Trafficking: Overcoming Obstacles, Gaining Perspective
      • Tips for Interviewing Survivors
      • Tips for Reporting on Latinx Community and Sex Trafficking
      • U Visas: A Source for Reporting on Human Trafficking
      • How to Use Sex Trafficking Research: 10 Tips for Journalists
    • Language Matters
    • definitions
  • Perspectives
    • Blogs and News
    • Experts' Quick Takes
    • Interviews
  • Contact Us