Traditional investigative processes often fail in places like Sudan due to the absence of functioning regulators and the perilous situation on the ground. But there are ways to overcome these challenges.
As Hungary heads into a new political era, OCCRP spoke to András Pethö, co-founder of Direkt36, an independent outlet that has published numerous exposés of alleged government corruption.
This digital training workshop offers a practical introduction to using AI for investigative journalism, focusing on real-world applications like extracting structure from text, cleaning data, and verifying findings.
Our roundup of the best in recent data journalism also highlights the rise in child detentions under Trump, the causes of Hong Kong’s deadliest fire in decades, and Russia’s Arctic dominance.
Our new project, GIJN Academy, will give access to journalists around the world to a wider range of training and networking opportunities, developing their skills to investigate stories of public interest.
For the fifth time, GIJN is partnering with renowned journalist Craig Silverman and other cutting-edge experts to offer a free, cyber investigations training program tailored for investigative reporters.
This course, built around collecting both qualitative and quantitative data, digital research, and information extraction, will enable participants to strengthen their investigations and diversify their sources.
In this full-day session, investigative trainer Henk van Ess will teach journalists how to use AI for source discovery and data analysis, stop hallucinations, and prompt effectively without memorizing a single template.
Africa Uncensored has survived legal threats, intimidation, and politically motivated attacks on its funders to become a prominent force in Kenya’s investigative journalism landscape.
With foreign media prohibited from reporting on the ground, the deaths of hundreds of local journalists inside Gaza has left the outside world blind to how the conflict is unfolding.
