We believe everyone deserves to feel safe and supported.
Our trauma-informed, holistic approach prioritizes dignity, consent, and practical care.
Safety is holistic by nature.
Our core philosophy is simple: physical, digital, and psychological security are deeply intertwined. A digital leak can cause severe emotional strain and physical exposure. A physical threat might push a team member into taking risky digital shortcuts. And without a baseline of psychological safety, a team cannot effectively manage risk at all.
By looking at the whole person and the whole organization, we help our partners build strong, caring spaces where respect and consent are always the priority.
A Calming, Community-Centered Approach
We work alongside individuals, local community groups, news organizations, and global nonprofits, meeting you exactly where you are. We know that working in tough or sensitive situations is hard enough. That is why our approach is deliberately calm, practical, and never alarmist. Our services are designed to settle and strengthen you, not create more worry.
Safety truly hinges on trust and community. Whether you need to secure your communications, plan for complex physical operations, or weave mental health support into your everyday culture, we partner with you to build lasting habits. We turn complex security concepts into clear, straightforward language so that everyone—regardless of their technical background—walks away with solid strategies and the confidence to protect themselves and their teammates.
Ultimately, we are committed to more than just getting you ready for a crisis. We want to empower you to thrive, knowing your complete wellbeing is supported across every part of your work and life.
Leading with calm authority and practical care.
Jeje Mohamed is a distinguished safety and security advisor specializing in holistic risk management. With over a decade of experience spanning journalism, human rights advocacy, and holistic digital safety, she brings a deeply grounded, real-world perspective to her training.
Her methodology is highly specialized: she provides holistic, trauma-informed, and identity-centered instruction that seamlessly integrates digital security, physical safety, de-escalation protocols, and psychological first aid. Jeje works directly with newsrooms, media agencies, NGOs, and individual activists operating in diverse, high-risk environments.
Jeje Mohamed
Founder & Principal Consultant
Jeje’s approach is grounded in calm authority and practical support — empowering clients to strengthen safety, uphold consent and dignity, and create caring, sustainable environments.
A Background in Advocacy and Media
Before dedicating her focus entirely to safety and security, Jeje worked as a multimedia journalist in Egypt and the United States. She produced documentaries, podcasts, and articles uncovering human rights abuses and pressing social issues. During this time, she established Witness Magazine, a publication dedicated to covering human rights violations in Egypt and the Middle East.
Her extensive advocacy work includes managing programs to combat sex trafficking, addressing racial inequities, and supporting survivors of human rights violations across the U.S., the MENA region, and exiled populations.
Leadership in Safety & Security
Jeje is the co-founder and managing partner of Aegis Safety Alliance, a consortium of women and non-binary media safety experts. Previously, she served as the Senior Manager, as well as a Consultant and Trainer, for Digital Safety and Free Expression at PEN America.
In those roles, she led critical training initiatives and developed essential resources—including PEN America’s Online Harassment Field Manual—equipping journalists, academics, and writers with the tools needed to protect themselves against online abuse. She currently serves on the advisory board for the Coalition Against Online Violence and frequently writes on digital safety issues, with work published in outlets such as Ms. Magazine.
Education and Fellowships
- M.A. in International Media: American University (Washington, D.C.). Concentration in human rights and democracy in conflict zones, supported by an Open Society Foundations Civil Society Leadership Award Fellowship.
- B.A. in Multimedia Journalism and International Relations: American University in Cairo.
- Fellowships: Next-Gen Safety Trainers with the International Women’s Media Foundation (IWMF), where she developed inclusive incident response support for journalists; Women’s Leadership Accelerator with the Online News Association (ONA), and Wells Fargo Small Business Fellowship with Watson Institute.