In an era where digital platforms have become an integral part of our lives, journalists are increasingly facing the challenge of cyberbullying. To address this growing concern, the Maritime Reporters Association of Nigeria (MARAN) is hosting a one-day workshop dedicated to equipping maritime journalists with the tools to navigate and combat online harassment.
A First-of-Its-Kind Initiative
The workshop, scheduled for Thursday, October 10, 2024, at the International Maritime Centre in Apapa, aims to provide participants with practical training on recognizing, understanding, and responding to cyberbullying. By fostering a safer online environment, MARAN hopes to empower journalists to continue their work without fear of digital threats.
Key Focus Areas:
- Understanding Cyberbullying: Participants will learn to identify different forms of cyberbullying, including harassment, intimidation, and threats.
- Prevention Strategies: The workshop will explore proactive measures to minimize the risk of becoming a target of cyberbullying.
- Response Techniques: Journalists will be equipped with strategies to effectively handle cyberbullying incidents while maintaining their professional integrity.
A Collaborative Effort
In partnership with the Port Police, MARAN is committed to creating a safer online space for maritime journalists. By combining expertise from both law enforcement and media professionals, the workshop aims to provide comprehensive guidance and support.
Join Us in the Fight Against Cyberbullying
If you’re a maritime journalist looking to enhance your online safety and well-being, don’t miss this opportunity to participate in MARAN’s groundbreaking workshop. Together, we can create a more positive and respectful digital landscape for journalists working in the maritime sector.
