Role Description Radio Free Asia seeks a Director of Global Journalist Safety to lead its worldwide safety and security function. Reporting directly to the COO, this senior leadership role is responsible for protecting the journalists, freelancers, and staff who support RFA's mission across Asia's most authoritarian and high-risk media environments — including China, North Korea, Vietnam, and Burma. - Oversee two Global Journalist Safety Officers and a distributed workforce operating from Bangkok, Seoul, and Taiwan. - Lead RFA's preventative advocacy strategy with the U.S. Government, UN, and EU. - Build and own the organizational crisis response architecture. - Serve as RFA's principal expert on physical and psychosocial journalist safety. - Create emergency response systems and protocols. Qualifications - Bachelor's degree required in international relations, security studies, journalism, or related field; Master's degree preferred. - 10 years of crisis management experience, including real-time response to journalist safety incidents. - Documented experience operating against state-level adversaries. - 10 years of leadership including management of geographically dispersed international teams. - 5 years experience in advocacy for incarcerated and other at-risk journalists. - 5 years of knowledge and understanding of regional dynamics in East and South East Asia. - Strong leadership and team development skills across geographically dispersed, multi-office teams. - Excellent written and oral communicator. - Confident briefing government interlocutors and executive leadership. Requirements - 5+ years as a journalist is advantageous. - Prior experience in media, international NGO, diplomatic service, or government security function. - Asia-Pacific journalist safety experience strongly preferred. - Bilingualism is advantageous. Benefits - This is a full-time, exempt position based in Washington, DC. - Some flexibility in work hours required to accommodate international time zones. - Salary Range: $125,050 - $166,805 Annually. - Significant domestic and international travel required.

Role Description The Oregonian / OregonLive seeks a dynamic and enterprising journalist to cover Portland's thriving women's sports scene, including the NWSL Thorns and upstart WNBA Franchise, the Fire. This role will explore the cultural impact of women’s athletics, from youth to professional levels, and delivers a compelling mix of sports and business stories for passionate and casual fans alike. Candidates should bring creativity, curiosity, and a commitment to equity in sports coverage. The base salary range is $55,000 - $65,000 per year. Qualifications - A degree in journalism or communications or equivalent education and work experience with a proven ability in journalism reporting and writing. - A minimum of two years in journalism with a proven ability in reporting and writing required. - Experience in search engine optimization is preferred. - An ability to work independently under deadline pressure and prioritize tasks appropriately. - A sound understanding of news writing, journalistic ethics and story structure. - Experience using social media to find stories and promote content. - Ability to work remotely. - Availability to work weekends, some holidays and occasional irregular hours to meet the needs of various sporting events and schedules. - This job requires reliable transportation to meet with sources and/or cover events.

• Track and analyze trending tickers, market catalysts and investor sentiment. • Write clear, engaging articles on stock movement, news catalysts and market trends. • Use AI-powered tools to streamline research and content creation. • Promote your stories across social media to drive engagement. • Collaborate with editors and team members in a fast-paced digital newsroom.

Research and publish timely news stories across digital platforms, manage social media accounts, and create engaging multimedia content to enhance audience interaction and expand online presence. Collaborate with various teams to support digital...