Reporter’s Notebook: How to Track Down People Who Don’t Want to Be Found
OCCRP’s research director offers up a series of tips and techniques to help reporters safely and effectively build a profile of whoever they are looking for.
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GIJC27
Call for Ideas: Send Us Your Panel and Workshop Recommendations for GIJC27
To create the most inclusive and impactful global conference for investigative journalists, we are now soliciting great ideas for sessions for GIJC27. Send us your proposals!
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‘To Convince Someone to Speak, Explain How Their Responses Will Improve the World’: Investigating Power and Influence from Moldova
Award-winning journalist Vladimir Thorik discusses reporting in an oft-overlooked part of Europe and how he approaches exposing the long reach of Russia on his native country and its neighbors.
How to Investigate Atrocities
Charles Adeogun-Phillips
Press Freedom
Nicaragua: Reinventing Journalism in Exile
In this World News Day op-ed, the Latin American journalist and editor discusses the challenges of holding an authoritarian government to account after being forced to leave the country.
Press Freedom
The Things I Learned from My Daughters, a Central Bank Investigation, and a Box of Watermelon Gum
Alia Ibrahim, the co-founder and CEO of Daraj, discusses the impact of her organization’s investigative journalism — and how expanding its audience is critical for the future of news.
Data Journalism Top 10
Peruvians Fighting for Russia, Israel’s Illegal Settlements, Mali’s Drone War, and the Data Center Heat Effect
Also highlighting social media attacks against Brazil’s female political candidates and investigating Myanmar’s jade trade.
Investigating Health Harms from Corporations
Will Fitzgibbon
GIJC27
GIJC27: Website Launched and Dates Confirmed for 15th Global Investigative Journalism Conference
The next Global Investigative Journalism Conference will be held in Rotterdam, and will feature the latest reporting tools and techniques, cutting-edge workshops, and extensive networking.
Two Years Ago, Meta Killed CrowdTangle. Can a New AI Tool Fill the Void?
A new crop of AI-powered tools is trying to fill the void left by CrowdTangle, which let journalists tack how content spread across Facebook and Instagram. Arbiter is one of the projects leading the way.