GIJC13 Tipsheets
- Corruption and Organized Crime Collaboration Workshop — Sheila Coronel & Drew Sullivan
- Sports Collaboration Workshop — Andrew Lehren & Rob Rose
- Environment and Resources Collaboration Workshop — Nils Mulvad & Mark Schapiro
- Security Tipsheet & CPJ Journalist Security Guide — Rob Mahoney
- Fundraising — Abdullah Vawda
- Google Fusion and Open Refine – Kaas & Mulvad
- Producing TV Investigations – Nils Hanson
- Death squads in South Africa – Stephan Hofstatter
- Types of Revenue for Nonprofit Newsrooms – Kevin Davis
- Covering National Security – Tipsheet and Presentation – Storm Story – Orla Borg
- Investigating Organized Crime with Open Data – Giannina Segnini
- Research and the Web Tipsheet — Margot Williams
- Grants and Tips from journalismfund.eu — Ides Debruyne
- Cutting Edge Environmental Reporting — Presentation and tipsheet — Subhra Priyadarshini
- Sports Investigations — Andrew Lehren
- Investigating Health Issues – Presentation – Summary — Rosemary Nwaebuni
- How to Do Better Searches on the Web — Marcus Lindemann
- Spycraft Session — Steve Doig
- Cancer in the Equipment (Cáncer en los equipos) –David González
- Investigative Journalism for Radio — Sandra Bartlett
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