The ACOS Alliance is offering free one-to-one safety masterclasses for journalists and editors attending this year’s festival. These tailored, 50-minute consultations, led by international safety e...
Yemile Bucay
Yemile Bucay is a journalism risk advisor and safety trainer working to promote a culture of safety in the profession in order to have a sustainable, resilient and free press. She was BuzzFeed's Risk & Security Manager, where she worked with staff and freelance journalists of BuzzFeed News and HuffPost. She was also a Fellow in the International Women’s Media Foundation's Next Gen Safety Trainers program, a cohort of media security professionals trained for the newly emergent risks faced in media today. Before working in news safety, Bucay was a journalist who reported on immigration, produced a documentary on violence in her native Mexico, led research on online information ecosystems, and taught the business of journalism at Columbia’s Journalism School. Bucay received a B.A. in Humanities from Yale University, and a Masters in Journalism from Columbia University’s Graduate School of Journalism.
The ACOS Alliance is offering free one-to-one safety masterclasses for journalists and editors attending this year’s festival. These tailored, 50-minute consultations, led by international safety e...
The ACOS Alliance is offering free one-to-one safety masterclasses for journalists and editors attending this year’s festival. These tailored, 50-minute consultations, led by international safety e...
World-leading experts in physical safety preparedness, digital security, online harassment, legal defence and psychological well-being are offering free safety clinics to independent journalists and e...
World-leading experts in physical safety preparedness, digital security, online harassment, legal defence and psychological well-being are offering free safety clinics to independent journalists and e...
As threats to journalists take many forms, from digital and legal to physical and psychosocial, what role should safety play in professional journalism practice? And what do we mean when we talk about...
