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10.12.2009 in by Kimina
I'm back in Bangkok for a fellowship on journalism and trauma for journalists across Australia, as part of the Dart Centre for journalism and trauma. It starts tomorrow so I haven't met the fellows yet but it feels timely what with Samoa, Philippines...
10.6.2009 in by Kimina
Today Crikey.com.au's health blog, croakey, posted an item about me and my campaign to raise $15,000. See here (or look at my links section)! http://blogs.crikey.com.au/croakey/2009/10/06/yesterdays-news-a-tsunami-survivor-asks-for-help-for-samoa/ T...
10.6.2009 in by Kimina
JP sent out a twitter today about my campaign to raise money for the people of Samoa and someone wrote back that this idea might be spam. I admit I was a little surprised, but it did get me thinking that people might not trust that I mean what I say....
10.4.2009 in by Kimina
I put a little YouTube video explaining my decision to donate 100% of the proceeds of the sale of my book to the survivors of the Samoan tsunami. Someone from Samoa has posted a comment saying: "thank you for helping my people." I really want to do t...
10.1.2009 in by Kimina
As I feared the number of people who were killed by yesterday's tsunami is much greater than first reported. The scenes of the devastation to me suggest that thousands are likely dead. The survivors need everything from homes to new livelihoods. I wi...
Journalist Kimina Lyall was thrust into the biggest story of her career and became part of the story she was writing about. Her experience is at heart a universal one: surviving sudden change.
