Section: Resources and Guidelines for Professional Safety

In this section, we present a collection of guides and training resources tailored for journalists, developed by international organizations, with the aim of enhancing both physical and psychological safety during war and conflict coverage. Female journalists, in particular, can benefit from these materials to learn how to prepare for the field, cope with trauma, and avoid potential risks.

CPJ Safety
Kit

Detailed Guidelines for Acting in Dangerous Situations
Ready-to-Use Checklists of What to Carry During Coverage
First Aid and Evacuation Instructions

IWMF Trauma & Safety Toolkit

Post-Traumatic Psychological Support
How to Cope with Stress and Pressure
Tools to Assess Your Psychological Readiness Before Heading to the Field

RSF Safety Guide for Journalists

Tips for Surviving in Hostile Environments
Steps to Prevent Kidnapping or Injury
Digital Security Protocols

Don’t hesitate to ask for training before going into the field.
Your protection isn’t optional — it’s your right. — From the testimony of one of the female correspondents involved in the project