Profiles

San Francisco-based CPJ Technology Program Coordinator Geoffrey King works to protect the digital rights of journalists worldwide. A constitutional lawyer by training, King also teaches courses on digital privacy law, as well as the intersection of media and social change, both at UC Berkeley. Follow him on Twitter at @CPJTechnology. His public key fingerprint is…

Lilah Khoja, an intern in CPJ’s Journalist Assistance Program, holds a bachelor’s in international development from the University of California, Los Angeles. Khoja, a Syrian-American, speaks Arabic, French, and English.

Courtney C. Radsch, PhD, is the advocacy director at the Committee to Protect Journalists and the author of Cyberactivism and Citizen Journalism in Egypt: Digital Dissidence and Political Change. As a veteran journalist, researcher, and free expression advocate she writes and speaks frequently about the intersection of media, technology, and human rights. Follow her on…

Louisa Reynolds is the International Women’s Media Foundation’s 2014-2015 Elizabeth Neuffer Journalism Fellow.

Pedro Vaca is Executive Director of the Foundation for Freedom of the Press (FLIP).

Lori Baitarian, an intern in CPJ’s Middle East and North Africa Program, holds a BA in political studies from the American University of Beirut. Baitarian, who is from Lebanon, speaks Arabic, French, Armenian, and English.

Since 2013, Henry Tricks has been The Economist’s bureau chief for Mexico, Central America and the Caribbean.

Jessica Jerreat is senior editor at the Committee to Protect Journalists. She previously edited news for the broadsheet press in the U.K., including for the foreign desk of The Times of London, and at The Telegraph. She has a master’s in War, Propaganda, and Society from the University of Kent at Canterbury.

San Francisco-based CPJ Technology Program Coordinator Geoffrey King works to protect the digital rights of journalists worldwide. A constitutional lawyer by training, King also teaches courses on digital privacy law, as well as the intersection of media and social change, both at UC Berkeley. Follow him on Twitter at @CPJTechnology. His public key fingerprint is…