The Humanitarian Crisis Coverage Report is part of the Media & Journalism Research Center’s Media Content Analysis Series, which focuses on systematically examining media output to uncover patterns in coverage, bias, framing, and editorial choices. This series includes both thematic studies—such as crisis coverage, disinformation, and political framing—and cross-national comparisons of media narratives. In recent years, MJRC has integrated AI-driven tools and machine learning models into its methodology, enabling large-scale analysis of news texts, sentiment, and visibility trends across multiple languages and platforms. The work as part of this series combines computational analysis with media research to expose trends in global media attention.
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