Recent revelations of sexual abuse by media celebrities have triggered an unprecedented reckoning with workplace harassment on women in journalism. At the same time, sexualized threats from sources, s...
Jina Moore
Jina Moore has been editor-in-chief of Guernica Magazine since 2021. She's been based in East Africa since 2008, and she's reported from nearly 30 countries around the world. She was among the first foreign correspondents to cover Ebola in Liberia in 2014, and her 2015 work on the refugee crisis in Europe pushed UNHCR to improve its gender-based violence prevention work. She's won many awards, including the Elizabeth Neuffer Gold Medal Prize at the United Nations, a Fulbright Fellowship, and an Ochberg Fellowship with the Dart Center on Journalism and Trauma.
From bureaus and Baghdad, Kabul and Pyongyang to editing suites in major capitals, more women than ever are shaping the news we receive from the rest of the world. What's changed as women take up tra...
The workshop will focus on the experience of journalists covering the "refugee crisis", specifically the challenges that arise when working on often long-lasting issues related to refugee stories. P...
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