The Global Investigative Journalism Network is a nonprofit organization registered in the U.S. state of Maryland. Most of our budget comes from foundation support in the form of grants and, to a lesser extent, from individual donations, in-kind contributions, conference fees, and speaking and consulting fees. Contributions for U.S. taxpayers can be 100% tax deductible. To contribute, please click here.
We adhere to strict editorial independence for GIJN stories, guides, programs, and organizational priorities.
We are grateful for generous core support from funders such as the Oak Foundation, the Open Society Foundations, Humanity United, the Reva & David Logan Foundation, the Luminate Group, the Hug Morenz Foundation for Media Literacy, the Cottonwood Spring Foundation, and the Bay and Paul Foundations.
We also give thanks for project-specific funding from the Consortium for Human Rights and Media in Africa project (CHARM) through our partner Fojo: Media Institute, the William + Flora Hewlett Foundation, Porticus Asia Ltd, the King Baudouin Foundation, International Media Support (IMS), JournalismFund Europe, and Stiftelsen Fritt Ord.
The Incubator for Media Education and Development (iMEdD) remains a powerful partner as well.
In addition, GIJN appreciates the donations we receive from individuals. Contributions for U.S. taxpayers can be 100% tax deductible. To contribute, please click here.
In-kind contributions have come from the Knight Chair in Investigative Reporting in the Journalism Department at the University of Illinois on the Urbana-Champaign campus.
Support for our biannual Global Investigative Journalism Conferences has generously been provided by more than 75 GIJN member organizations and partners:
Thanks to generous sponsors, GIJN also has organized several Asian Investigative Journalism Conferences (“Uncovering Asia”):