The University of Liverpool is one of the top UK universities, member of the prestigious Russell Group of 24 leading UK universities.
The Worlds of Journalism Study is a cross-national collaborative project assessing the state of journalism in the world through representative surveys with journalists.
UNESCO is the lead UN Agency for promoting freedom of expression and safety of journalists as part of its mandate to “promote the free flow of ideas by word and image”.
The Coalition Against Online Violence was established in July 2020 and has grown into a global network of over 80 nonprofit organizations, news outlets, research institutes, and tech companies. While a vast majority of the CAOV supports journalists, fact-checkers, and other media professionals, CAOV members also provide assistance to activists, artists, politicians, researchers, human rights defenders, and other at-risk populations.
Together, CAOV members aim to provide effective solutions for women journalists and others facing online abuse, harassment, and digital attacks. Founded by the International Women’s Media Foundation, the CAOV not only focuses on finding solutions for online violence but also provides collective support for journalists, bolsters digital security, and empowers the news media to ensure the safety of journalists online.
The Coalition Against Online Violence aims to:
● Increase and improve coordination between organizations addressing online abuse across different sectors.
● Amplify – not duplicate – the efforts of peer organizations.
● Respond promptly to online attacks.
● Create crucial resources and an easily accessible online hub to provide comprehensive support for individuals facing online abuse.
In July 2021, the CAOV launched the Online Violence Response Hub, a comprehensive resource center designed to assist journalists and allies in accessing support. The Hub consolidates over 150 resources from Coalition members, focusing on various critical areas for journalists and newsrooms, such as:
● Digital security training
● Documentation and reporting of abuse
● Emergency assistance
● Newsrooms protocols
● Strategies for responding to abuse
● Legal support
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ACOS
Africa Women Journalist Project
Amnesty International Silicon Valley Initiative
Amnesty International Valley Initiative
Anti-Defamation League
Areto Labs
Article 19
BlockParty
CARTOONING FOR PEACE
Columbia University’s Data Science Institute
Committee to Protect Journalists
Convocation Research + Design
Cyber Civil Rights Initiative
Demos, CASM (Centre for the Analysis of Social Media)
Derechos Digitales
Digital Defenders Partnership (DDP)
Digital Rights Foundation
Electronic Frontier Foundation
Equality Labs
Expert Voices Together project
Feminist Frequency/ The Games and Online Harassment Hotline
Feminist Majority Foundation
First Draft News
Free Press Unlimited
Freedom of the Press Foundation
Garbo
Geena Davis Institute on Gender in Media
Girl Security
GLAAD
Global Cyber Alliance
Global Press
ICFJ
IT for Change
International Network Against Cyber Hate (INACH)
International Media Support
International Press Institute (IPI)
IWMF
James W. Foley Legacy Foundation
JAWS (Journalism and Women Symposium)
Luchadoras
Mass Communication Research Center
Media Defence
Media Innovation Collaboratory/TrollBusters
Mozilla
Ms. Magazine and Feminist Majority Foundation
National Democratic Institute
Online News Association
Online SOS
PEN America
Reach PLC
Reynolds Journalism Institute
Right to Be
Rory Peck Trust
RSF
Rural Digital Resiliency Project
Security Planner
ShePersisted
Simply Secure
Stop Online Violence Against Women
Stop Stalking Us
Syrian Female Journalists Network (SFJN)
TallPoppy
Task Force Butler
TEDIC
The Canadian Association of Journalists
The Coalition For Women In Journalism (CFWIJ)
The Dart Center
The Marie Colvin Journalists' Network
The New York Times
The Press Forward
Thompson Reuters Foundation
Vita-Activa.org
Vox Media
WAN-IFRA Media Freedom
Web Foundation
WINN (Women in the News Network)
Women’s Media Center