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Pubblicato in Marie Clare Italia Di Alessandra Vescio A novembre 2025, la corrispondente dalla Casa Bianca per Bloomberg News Catherine Lucey ha approfittato di un briefing informale con la stampa a bordo dell’Air Force One, l’aereo che trasporta il presidente degli Stati Uniti, per fare a Donald Trump una domanda sugli Epstein Files. Nello specifico, la giornalista ha chiesto come mai, se non c’era nulla di compromettente in quei fascicoli, il presidente non li avesse ancora pubblicati.

[JULY 7, 2026 – WASHINGTON, D.C.] – The International Women’s Media Foundation (IWMF) today announced Nicole Tung as the winner of the organization’s 12th annual Anja Niedringhaus Courage in Photojournalism Award. Tung is a veteran photojournalist whose work documents communities impacted by war and its aftermath, particularly across the Middle East.

Executive Director Nadine Hoffman talks about the importance of safety plans, unique dangers to women and immigrant journalists, and the erosion of press freedom Originally published in Chicago Media Journal Winners of this year’s Public Narrative Community Media Awards. Several reporters pictured here covered immigration and/or faced harassment from federal officials. In the United States, journalists are facing an increasingly stressful and dangerous environment. That, in on itself, isn’t news.

Originally published in Gavroche Thailande The International Women’s Media Foundation (IWMF) has awarded its 2026 Courage in Journalism Award to several women journalists working in extremely dangerous conditions around the world. Among them is Nay Min Ni, a Burmese journalist forced to live in hiding since the 2021 military coup.

Originally published in Editor & Publisher by Gretchen A. Peck “Quiet! Quiet, piggy.” In the wake of President Trump’s sexist admonishment of Bloomberg’s Catherine Lucey — aboard Air Force One and in response to a perfectly fair question — Lori Falce wrote a column for the Tribune-Review in Pittsburgh. Falce is a community engagement editor and opinion columnist for Trib Total Media. She laid bare what it’s like to be a woman working in news today: “It is not enough for us to do our jobs well.

Iranian journalists Elaheh and Elnaz Mohammadi have been honored with the “Courage in Journalism Award.” The two women were persecuted and imprisoned for their reporting during the “Jin, Jiyan, Azadî” protests. Originally published by ANF News Iranian journalists Elaheh and Elnaz Mohammadi are among this year’s recipients of the international “Courage in Journalism Award” presented by the International Women’s Media Foundation (IWMF).

Originally published on YouTube by Eric Straub Online abuse against journalists, and especially female journalists, is reaching dangerous new levels. Female Journalists are being harassed, abused and killed just for doing their jobs. This video looks at the story of Patricia Devlin, a former crime reporter in Northern Ireland and the abuse she faced during her work.

Originally published in Davao Today by Wendyl A. Geronimo DAVAO CITY, Philippines – Detained community journalist Frenchie Mae Cumpio is this year’s recipient of the Wallis Annenberg Justice for Women Journalists Award given by the International Women’s Media Foundation (IWMF) that recognizes women journalists repressed for their journalistic work. The Wallis Annenberg Award is a specific award from the IWMF given to detained women journalists, with the aim to sustain attention on their cases.

International Women’s Media Foundation (IWMF) has named Iranian journalists Elaheh Mohammadi and Elnaz Mohammadi among the winners of its 2026 Courage in Journalism Awards, recognizing their reporting under pressure and during politically sensitive events in Iran.

The cancellation of Stephen Colbert’s show culminates the wet dream of a president convinced that the press is the enemy of the people and that it must be intimidated with crude attacks, especially against women. Originally published by 3Cat by Xavier Vila It was November 2025, and Donald Trump was meeting the press aboard Air Force One.