GIJN Launches French Language Social Media Channels
We’re delighted to announce that GIJN has launched a new initiative: GIJN en français. We’ll be sharing the best investigative tips and tools, groundbreaking stories, grants and fellowships, data sets and more. Readers can:
- Follow GIJN en français on Facebook and Twitter.
- Check for the latest updates on our GIJN en français page.
These complement our existing regional channels GIJN, GIJN Africa, GIJN in Arabic, GIJN in Chinese, GIJN in Russian, and GIJN in Spanish .
Join us in welcoming Marthe Rubio as GIJN en français editor.
Marthe Rubio is a French journalist who worked in Spain and Argentina for five years, and is now based in France. As part of her investigative and data journalism degree at Madrid’s University Juan Carlos, she carried out a long-term investigation on media subsidies in Spain which was published in El Mundo. She then worked for two years with the data team of Argentina’s La Nacion. She has also published in Slate and Libération and was a correspondent in Buenos Aires for the French newspapers Le Figaro and Mediapart.
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