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Tuesday October 8, 2024 15:00 - 15:50 CEST
Online abuse is a pervasive and growing problem in the journalism industry, causing self-censorship and psychological damage. Yet few journalists receive training on how to defend themselves against online abuse. Even digital security training, while offering critical guidance on protecting sensitive accounts or evading surveillance, rarely addresses the psychosocial aspects of self-defense.

In this workshop, we’ll create a safe space for journalists and their allies to exchange practical strategies for navigating online abuse, with an emphasis on psychosocial support. We’ll discuss self-care, allyship, strategies for talking to friends, family, and employers, accessing clinical support, and psychological first aid.
Speakers
avatar for Jeje Mohamed

Jeje Mohamed

Holistic Safety and Security Adviser, PEN America
Jeje Mohamed is a holistic safety and security advisor and risk management expert. She is the co-founder of Aegis Safety Alliance, a collective of women and non-binary media safety experts. She has extensive experience in journalism, leading human rights programs, and safety and security... Read More →
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Susan McGregor

Research Scholar, Columbia Journalism School
Susan E. McGregor is a Research Scholar at Columbia University's Data Science Institute, where she also co-chairs its Center for Data, Media & Society. She is the author of two books, multiple book chapters and dozens of peer reviewed papers on data and information security in the... Read More →
Tuesday October 8, 2024 15:00 - 15:50 CEST
English

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