Independent journalist Alissa Azar was found guilty of riot and second-degree disorderly conduct in connection with a 2021 riot in an Oregon City park. The jury was unable to reach a verdict on a third charge related to her alleged use of mace

Journalist Beth Nakamura was harassed by a group of men while covering a pro-Trump rally in Oregon State Capitol in Salem, Oregon. The Coalition For Women In Journalism condemns these harassments against journalists and urges U.S. authorities to conduct an investigation into the attacks in order to ensure journalists' safety in the field.

Poverty and homelessness reporter of Jefferson Public Radio, April Ehrlich was arrested while covering the news of dispersing of homeless campers who have been evicted from their “tent city” in Hawthorne Park.

As the unrest in and around the United States continue over the murder of George Floyd, police’s violent response remain to be targeting journalists.

As the unrest in and around the United States continue over the murder of George Floyd, police’s violent response remain to be targeting journalists.

The Coalition For Women In Journalism has been following Eddy Binford-Ross’s coverage of protests in Portland with enthusiasm and hope for the future of women in journalism.