
The Press Club of Long Island strongly condemns violence against journalists. Federal prosecutors are investigating threats and assaults on journalists covering the U.S. Capitol riot and its aftermath at home. No one should be threatened or harassed for doing their job. As reporters, we proudly serve our community because we are part of the community.
For journalists, be sure to plan ahead with your newsrooms to develop strategies for staying safe. Here are resources to help:
Additionally, the Associated Press is holding a webinar, “AP Definitive Source: Protecting Journalists,” on Jan. 14. To register, go to: https://ap.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_JgCOykJWTWidS8d0gFeYdA.
Below are details on how to register:
AP Definitive Source: Protecting Journalists |
The safety and protection of journalists has become even more of a priority for news organizations of all sizes given current news events. How do you enable your staff to report from volatile situations safely and without fear of injury or reprisal?
Please join AP Vice President of Global Security and Safety Danny Spriggs, Senior Vice President and Executive Editor Sally Buzbee and other news leaders for a discussion of journalist safety this Thursday, Jan. 14, at 2 PM Eastern.
The 30-minute session will include a review of standard equipment as well as a need for news staff to assess surroundings, determine potential locations of trouble and have an exit strategy. The session will be followed by Q&A.
Please register even if news prevents you from joining, as we will send a recording link to everyone who registers. |
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Danny Spriggs, Vice President of Global Security and Safety
Sally Buzbee, Senior Vice President and Executive Editor |
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Date: Thursday, January 14
Time: 2 PM Eastern |
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