Deb Nelson

Reuters correspondent

[Reuters World @ReutersWorld]

The world’s hunger watchdog warned of catastrophe in Sudan. Famine struck anyway. https://t.co/t9gqjn3c1Z

[Reuters @Reuters]

No one knows how many people have died from the catastrophic hunger sweeping Sudan. But graves, counted from the sky, offer a clue to the devastation https://t.co/N1cgWMhzld

[Reuters @Reuters]

In Sudan’s Zamzam displaced persons camp, children were dying for months before it was found to be in famine. Here’s how the world’s hunger monitoring-and-response system is supposed to work – and why it’s not achieving its mission https://t.co/LENS9I4lbP

[Merrill College @ Maryland @merrillcollege]

“Absent our collaboration with the Howard Center at UMD, it’s hard to see how AP could have pulled off ‘Lethal Restraint’ — certainly not at the level we have,” said Justin Pritchard, the @AP editor who led the project.

https://t.co/dUK66gDEHQ

[Merrill College @ Maryland @merrillcollege]

The 3-year investigation documented that police tactics intended to stop people without killing them resulted in 1,036 deaths in the U.S. from 2012-2021. The project involved 205 students, faculty and staff from Merrill College.

ABOUT THE PROJECT: https://t.co/S8WRUjF1TG

[Merrill College @ Maryland @merrillcollege]

How many people die after police encounters involving force that is not supposed to be deadly?

@AP, our @HowardCenterUMD, @HowardCenterASU & @frontlinepbs today began publishing “Lethal Restraint: An investigation documenting police use of force.”

https://t.co/dUK66gDEHQ

[Reuters News Agency @ReutersAgency]

Reuters wins four Overseas Press Club Awards, the most ever for Reuters in a single year. Get the full story here: https://t.co/rNndWdZaY7

[@mcneill.bsky.social @McNeill_Tweets]

Reuters wins four Overseas Press Club Awards, the most ever for Reuters in a single year https://t.co/1LVQxNeWLK

[feilding cage @fcage]

Great to see The Bat Lands project from @reuters recognized in this list.

"a tour-de-force of graphics presentations, narrative writing, data analysis and on-the-ground reporting on six continents"
https://t.co/JTAVxJ54lk

[Merrill College @ Maryland @merrillcollege]

Check out this new podcast co-hosted by our Prof. of the Practice Kevin Blackistone! #fearlessjournalism

[Global Investigative Journalism Network @gijn]

💫 NEW! At #GIJC23, GIJN convened a one-day meeting of 80 climate change journalists & experts from 35 countries to discuss the role of investigative journalism in #climatecrisis reporting.

Below is the executive summary and the full report: https://t.co/l11rIq9w2d

[Global Investigative Journalism Network @gijn]

As humanity moves closer to the brink of a climate disaster it is essential that journalists are given the time, skills, and tools to hold officials accountable.

📑 GIJN's new report –The Investigative Agenda for Climate Change Journalism aims to help: https://t.co/QJXgODl8va

[Global Investigative Journalism Network @gijn]

Learn how a small nonprofit newsroom (@ClimateReport_ ) broke the oil deal pitching scandal at #COP28 in their investigation based on 150-plus briefing documents and more than two-dozen internal emails leaked.

✍🏽 by @RowanPhilp: https://t.co/aEy9q66N85

[Reuters @Reuters]

Israeli tank fire killed Reuters journalist Issam Abdallah in Lebanon on October 13. As part of a Reuters investigation, the Netherlands Organisation for Applied Scientific Research, an independent research institute, examined evidence at its laboratories https://t.co/4hfSCXchWH

[Investigative Reporters & Editors @IRE_NICAR]

Congratulations to our 2024 Chauncey Bailey Journalist of Color Investigative Reporting Fellows!

@TorshetaJ, @ClavelRangel and @MorganYoungTV will work on investigative projects while receiving IRE support and mentorship in this yearlong program.

Learn more about the 2024 fellows and their projects here: https://t.co/ZVWhmr9VTL

[Reuters @Reuters]

Meet Appin. Once among the world’s most active cyberespionage companies, it hacked on an industrial scale. A @Reuters investigation charts the firm’s rise and shows how some company alumni are still spying on victims to this day https://t.co/5HBybAlNIM

[Reuters @Reuters]

Crushed limbs, amputations, electrocutions, eye wounds and one death: SpaceX employees say they’re paying the price for Elon Musk’s relentless push to colonize Mars at breakneck speed https://t.co/DOoPEKQbll @marisaataylor reports

[Reuters @Reuters]

The more than 600 SpaceX worker injuries Reuters documented represent only a portion of the total, a figure that is not publicly available. @specialreports interviewed three dozen people with knowledge of SpaceX safety practices https://t.co/f3ghwXGq8L

[Reuters @Reuters]

SpaceX employees said the company’s high injury rates reflect a chaotic workplace where often under-trained and overtired staff routinely skipped basic safety procedures as they raced to meet Musk’s deadlines for space missions https://t.co/f3ghwXGXYj by @specialreports

[Reuters @Reuters]

SpaceX's lax safety culture, more than a dozen employees said, stems in part from Musk’s disdain for perceived bureaucracy and a belief inside the company that it’s leading an urgent mission to create a refuge in space from a dying earth https://t.co/Njr4jZ9ZM7