Resources for covering protests, journalist safety
Journalism & Women Symposium (JAWS) condemns the continued acts of violence against journalists who are covering protests over police brutality across the country. We urge our members – and all journalists – to know their rights and to stay safe.
Here is a list of resources:
Covering a protest? Know your rights (Poynter)
Resources for journalists covering the protests (SPJ)
Tips for covering protests (Reporters Committee For Freedom of The Press)
Physical safety: Civil disorder (Committee to Project Journalists)
Student media guide to the Privacy Protection Act (Student Press Law Center)
Journalist safety (James W. Foley Legacy Foundation)
Self-care & peer support (Dart Center For Journalism & Trauma)
Safety guide for journalists - PDF (Reporters Without Borders)
Freelance journalist safety principles (Dart Center For Journalism & Trauma)
Safety handbook for women journalists- PDF (International Association of Women in Radio and Television)
24-hour legal hotline, (800) 336-4243 (Reporters Committee For Freedom of The Press)