We publish student investigations, journalism education resources, academic research and collaborative news projects. Coordinator of GIJC academic tracks.
We are now accepting papers for the Academic Track at the 13th Global Investigative Journalism Conference, the upcoming @gijn conference.
Send us abstracts by March 27, 2023 of no more than 300 words for a short paper and panel presentation at #GIJC23.
https://t.co/aVTF927qQj
✍️We are now ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS to join the RIN Network!
Fellowships include: salary, training by environmental reporting experts, as well as data and research assistance.
Apply now with a well-researched pitch for a one-year-long investigation: https://t.co/wUmtbgFKVq
A Congressional report out last week details how a leading meatpacker helped to draft an executive order to keep plants open during the early months of the pandemic. The report is based on more than 151,000 pages of documents. #ag#meatpacking#tyson#usda#trump
NEW TOOL: Find Mines in the Amazon
Reporters and researchers, we are excited to announce that RIN and @Earthrisemedia launched Amazon Mining Watch, a platform that analyzes satellite imagery to detect gold mines in the Amazon.
https://t.co/kIXsiDNGl2
Mining is one of the main causes of the degradation of rivers and forests in the Amazon. Today, @Rainforest_RIN, in partnership with @Earthrisemedia, launched the Amazon Mining Watch, a platform that analyzes satellite imagery to detect gold mines in the Amazon. Learn more 👇
Colleen King, who spent 17 years at news outlets from CBS News to Fox News, will be the inaugural director of the @MediaAtIllinois Richard and Leslie Frank Center for Leadership and Innovation in Media. https://t.co/navoyE3rVn
Tips from @AIJC_Conference 2021 (50).
Speaking during a #AIJC2021 panel on investigating humanitarian & conflict issues, 4 journalists who cover conflict shared their experiences, & the challenges they encounter in the course of doing their work.
Watch: https://t.co/BCx040r3qA
🧑🏫Educators! The first @pulitzercenter lesson plan based on an RIN project is now available!
Students explore the stories by RIN Fellow @karolilagan for @PCIJdotOrg to track and analyze the influence of colonialism on the environment in the Philippines.
https://t.co/4R59aT1YuJ
Scholar-Journalist Collaboration.
The best investigative journalists and scholars both dive into primary sources, use documents and data, and do systematic inquiry.
Here’s how Canada’s @GlobalRepCentre joined forces with academics for maximum impact. https://t.co/UKsC8DXsvp
The Northeastern University School of Journalism and Comm Studies Dept is hiring an investigative/ data-oriented faculty member. The position is open rank, which means anywhere on the tenure-track to tenured spectrum.
https://t.co/y5fNIUKuz5
Fellowship!
@ClimateTracking, in partnership with @oneearth, is offering a Local Sustainability Solutions Journalism Fellowship.
The programme aims to promote storytelling focused on local solutions to environmental issues.
Apply by Jan. 7, 2022. https://t.co/0EZMXNFELd
Good morning, صباح الخير, buenos días, buon giorno #datajournalists! Kick off your day by taking part in our #ddj survey available in English, Arabic, Spanish and Italian. We will release an open version of our dataset. Deadline is FRIDAY! https://t.co/LMYZoFaCiT #datajournalism
As the end of the year requests for donations pour in, I hope you will consider this one. The Midwest Center for Investigative Reporting does crucial in-depth coverage of agribusiness. Donations by Dec. 31 matched $ for $ & are for a reporter's salary
https://t.co/3aJEK4lmKd
Top Tip: Use full company reports, not press releases.
In GIJN's Tip of the Day, Pulitzer Prize-winning investigative journalist @DavidCayJ shares advice on how to report on company profits. https://t.co/4Rfjtd52Mp
The extractive industries – the development and exploitation of oil, gas, & mining resources — is a critical topic for investigative journalists, particularly in developing countries.
Here's GIJN’s collection of materials on covering extractives. https://t.co/Skim5JyebU
“We have to express solidarity towards international colleagues instantly — we have to be there; to go to their offices; go to their prisons,” said Nobel Prize winner Dmitry Muratov in an interview with GIJN.
https://t.co/Obq3Jj6NTK