Twitch CEO Dan Clancy has addressed the serious incident involving streamer Emiru, who was assaulted during a meet and greet at TwitchCon 2025. Clancy emphasized that creator safety is a top priority and acknowledged the challenges of ensuring security in today’s society. Emiru, who expressed her disappointment with Twitch's response, has taken action by pressing charges against her assailant. As the incident has gained traction through social media, some creators, including Emiru, are reconsidering their participation in future TwitchCon events due to safety concerns.

What measures is Twitch taking to ensure streamer safety at events like TwitchCon?

Twitch is ramping up its security measures and working closely with creators to address their individual safety needs. Clancy reassured that while security challenges exist, they are committed to improving resources and support for creators, especially in light of recent events.

TwitchCon is an annual convention aimed at celebrating and connecting the Twitch community, attracting thousands of streamers and fans from around the world. The event serves as a platform for networking, showcasing new content, and featuring panels with industry leaders. However, incidents like the one involving Emiru highlight serious concerns about security at large-scale public gatherings, prompting discussions on how to create safer environments for attendees and creators alike.