Digital Defenders: Journalism Students Gear Up for Border Security Battles

“Digital Security 101: Crossing the US-Mexico Border” module helps journalism students navigate border challenges with their devices intact, whether they’re reviewing tacos in Tijuana or exposing cross-border drama. It’s like a survival kit for press freedom, complete with roleplaying and Olivia Rodrigo’s border mishap.

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Hey journalism students, get ready to cross the border with confidence! The Digital Security 101 module is here to help you dodge prying eyes and keep your scoop safe from the border patrol. It’s like a digital invisibility cloak – just don’t forget your digital wand!

Key Points:

  • New module offers digital security training for student journalists crossing the U.S.-Mexico border.
  • Developed by EFF and FPF in collaboration with UTEP, focusing on threat modeling and risk assessment.
  • The curriculum is timely, addressing increased border scrutiny under previous administrations.
  • Includes practical tools like encrypted communications and data minimization techniques.
  • Features interactive elements with real-world scenarios for hands-on learning.

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