More than 28% of war correspondents are affected by PTSD and many also by depression
Journalists covering war often face their own after coming home
WHO recommends malaria vaccine
First malaria vaccine with high efficacy endorsed by WHO
Tokyo Olympic rings keeping distance
My idea to use the Olympic rings to make a drawn animation of how keeping distance have now changed the Olympics too
Tennis star speaks up about well-being
One of the world's absolute best tennis players, Naomi Osaka, put spotlight on mental health in Grand slam tournament
Tunnel vision
The Covid19 pandemic has framed how we view each other and act on a global scale ( illustration Di00406)
Perspectives on reality
Watching the waves
The self isolation box
Sketch of self isolation by going into a cardbox, limiting social contact and keeping a distance
Sitting alone together
How COVID 19 accelerate a trend from being together, to being alone, together
The warning zone
In the beginning of the virus pandemic it felt awkward
Playing music to overcome distance
People are keeping a distance, but overcoming it by playing music together
Hello from inside the self-isolation cup
“No problem, we can meet online and drink coffee instead”, people say here under the COVID-19 pandemic… But is it the same, or might it do something else, like keeping an unreal world real?
Is there a psychology of face masks?
The face masks gives everybody a certain new look, that can be seen around where people are close together. The look of worry, but maybe also the look of hope
Can isolation make us think the same?
COVID-19, isolation and social distancing are on everybody's mind - It's like the less we are together - the more we think the same.
Staying healthy and-or staying sane drawing
Sketching up the difference between going sterile, vs going into nature as a path to recovery
People wondering
Drawing up how reality change faster and faster, leaving people as question marks and without clear answers or knowledge of tomorrow
When fear creates its own reality
Scenes from around the world are starting to look similar as worried people cue up in front of supermarkets
The word “But” erase everything that was said before
Some say that the word "but can be understood a bit like the eraser on the back of a pencil
No rules without people
Not much sense of making rules if nobody is around to relate to them... rules are about people and the way we live our lives and act in our relationships and daily lives... together
The expendables
Really short drawn explanation about why your boss is not always your best friend
Drawn Journalism by Frits Ahlefeldt 