Writing on journalists and sexual assault

Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ), June 7, 2011: “The silencing crime: Sexual violence and journalists

CPJ, July 7, 2011: “When rape is inevitable: Surviving imprisonment in Iran

On the Issues magazine, July 6, 2011: “Trapped In The Story: Local Journalists Face Sexual Violence

CNN.com op-ed, June 7, 2011: “Women journalists speak out on sexual attacks

Global Journalist, March 10, 2011: “Sexual violence: A tool of intimidation

CPJ, February 16, 2011: “Documenting sexual violence against journalists

Selected media coverage of my report “The silencing crime: Sexual violence and journalists”

The Washington Post, June 7, 2011: “Female journalists face sexual threats abroad, report says

Poynter.org, June 7, 2011: CPJ report: “Sexual assault is ‘the silencing crime’ for journalists

Inter Press Service, June 7, 2011: “Female Journalists Break Silence on Sexual Violence

EFE/Univision, June 7, 2011: “CPJ da a conocer informe sobre violencia sexual contra los periodistas

Feministing.com, June 8, 2011: “New report on sexual violence against journalists

The Huffington Post, June 8, 2011: “Sexual Assault Of Journalists: Committee To Protect Journalists’ New Report”

Journalism.co.uk, June 8, 2011: “CPJ report brings sexual assaults on journalists to light

Die Standard (Austria), June 8, 2011: “Mauer des Schweigens bei Journalistinnen

El Mundo (Spain), June 10, 2011: “Violencia sexual, tabú periodístico

American Journalism Review, September 2011: “Out of the Shadows

Media appearances (TV and radio)

PBS NewsHour (TV), July 4, 2011: “Female journalists facing more risks, intimidation abroad

NPR/WHYY Radio Times (radio), June 20, 2011: “Sexual violence against journalists

Pacifica/KPFA Women’s Magazine (radio), June 13, 2011: “The unspoken risk of sexual violence against women journalists

CNN International (TV), June 8, 2011: “Female journalists under attack

CBC (radio), March 25, 2011: “Reporters & sexual assaults

Other notable work

From 2002-2004, I reported extensively for two New York Times books about the September 11 attacks.

For “102 Minutes: The Fight to Survive Inside the Twin Towers,” by Jim Dwyer and Kevin Flynn, I spoke to dozens of survivors and victims’ families to determine minute by minute what happened that day as disaster struck.

My work on “City in the Sky: The Rise and Fall of the World Trade Center,” by James Glanz and Eric Lipton, involved interviewing firefighters, ironworkers, and victims’ families, as well as extensive archival research. In the course of my reporting, I discovered the only ironworker who both constructed and cleaned up the WTC.

I was in New York on September 11, 2001. Two days after the attack, I photographed around Ground Zero. Here are some of the images I took: laurenwolfesept11.tumblr.com

Sundry bylined articles

AlterNet, June 2, 2011, “The Constant, Crippling Pain Many Women Think They Have to Endure

The Boston Phoenix, May 4, 2007, “Far Out” (The story of a woman who smuggled gold out of Afghanistan in the late 1960s)

Long Island Press, August 5, 2004, “The Teflon Monsignor: Despite Documented Facts, Bishop Murphy Still Escapes Blame

Writing on journalists and sexual assault

Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ), June 7, 2011: “The silencing crime: Sexual violence and journalists

CPJ, July 7, 2011: “When rape is inevitable: Surviving imprisonment in Iran

On the Issues magazine, July 6, 2011: “Trapped In The Story: Local Journalists Face Sexual Violence

CNN.com op-ed, June 7, 2011: “Women journalists speak out on sexual attacks

Global Journalist, March 10, 2011: “Sexual violence: A tool of intimidation

CPJ, February 16, 2011: “Documenting sexual violence against journalists

Selected media coverage of my report “The silencing crime: Sexual violence and journalists”

The Washington Post, June 7, 2011: “Female journalists face sexual threats abroad, report says

Poynter.org, June 7, 2011: CPJ report: “Sexual assault is ‘the silencing crime’ for journalists

Inter Press Service, June 7, 2011: “Female Journalists Break Silence on Sexual Violence

EFE/Univision, June 7, 2011: “CPJ da a conocer informe sobre violencia sexual contra los periodistas

Feministing.com, June 8, 2011: “New report on sexual violence against journalists

The Huffington Post, June 8, 2011: “Sexual Assault Of Journalists: Committee To Protect Journalists’ New Report”

Journalism.co.uk, June 8, 2011: “CPJ report brings sexual assaults on journalists to light

Die Standard (Austria), June 8, 2011: “Mauer des Schweigens bei Journalistinnen

El Mundo (Spain), June 10, 2011: “Violencia sexual, tabú periodístico

American Journalism Review, September 2011: “Out of the Shadows

Media appearances (TV and radio)

PBS NewsHour (TV), July 4, 2011: “Female journalists facing more risks, intimidation abroad

NPR/WHYY Radio Times (radio), June 20, 2011: “Sexual violence against journalists

Pacifica/KPFA Women’s Magazine (radio), June 13, 2011: “The unspoken risk of sexual violence against women journalists

CNN International (TV), June 8, 2011: “Female journalists under attack

CBC (radio), March 25, 2011: “Reporters & sexual assaults

Other notable work

From 2002-2004, I reported extensively for two New York Times books about the September 11 attacks.

For “102 Minutes: The Fight to Survive Inside the Twin Towers,” by Jim Dwyer and Kevin Flynn, I spoke to dozens of survivors and victims’ families to determine minute by minute what happened that day as disaster struck.

My work on “City in the Sky: The Rise and Fall of the World Trade Center,” by James Glanz and Eric Lipton, involved interviewing firefighters, ironworkers, and victims’ families, as well as extensive archival research. In the course of my reporting, I discovered the only ironworker who both constructed and cleaned up the WTC.

I was in New York on September 11, 2001. Two days after the attack, I photographed around Ground Zero. Here are some of the images I took: laurenwolfesept11.tumblr.com

Sundry bylined articles

AlterNet, June 2, 2011, “The Constant, Crippling Pain Many Women Think They Have to Endure

The Boston Phoenix, May 4, 2007, “Far Out” (The story of a woman who smuggled gold out of Afghanistan in the late 1960s)

Long Island Press, August 5, 2004, “The Teflon Monsignor: Despite Documented Facts, Bishop Murphy Still Escapes Blame

This Tumblr is sadly out of date. Please come visit me at laurenmwolfe.com.
Writing on journalists and sexual assault
Selected media coverage of my report “The silencing crime: Sexual violence and journalists”
Media appearances (TV and radio)
Other notable work
Sundry bylined articles

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Director of Women Under Siege
(Formerly senior editor of the Committee to Protect Journalists)
Twitter: @Wolfe321
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