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GIJC15 Resources

May 14, 2024

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Here are the tipsheets and presentations shared by speakers at the Global Investigative Journalism Conference in 2015.
SpeakerSpeakers’ Presentations & Tipsheets
Margot WilliamsInvestigative Research Links
Gary Price100 Best Databases
Mark Lee HunterTeaching Investigative Journalism
Teun GauterFinancing Quality Journalism
Nils MulvadTraining Computer Assisted Reporting
Tom Meagher & Tommy KaasScraping with Python
Frederik FischerLists of tools for social media research
Markus MandalkaList of free software and open source tools for investigative journalism and research
Leila BicakcicFundraising Tips & Tricks
Rosemary NwaebuniNigeria’s Ebola Success Story
Mosabber Hossain RibonBangladesh Corruption: Lightning Round Presentation
Tobore OvuorieMalaria in Nigeria:Lightning Round Presentation
Nisrine AjabBuilding Permits: Lightning Round Presentation
Suchit ChávezArms Trafficking: Lightning Round Presentation
Deborah NelsonWater’s Edge: Lightning Round Presentation on Visualization
Tom MeagherDeath Penalty Project:Lightning Round Presentation on Visualization
Huub Jaspers & Sanne TerlingenLightning Round Presentation — Great Stories You’ve Never Heard Of: ‘The Last Journey of Kahsay Mekonen’
Nick MathiasonLightning Round Presentation — Great Stories You’ve Never Heard Of: ‘The City of London Lobbying Machine’
Helena BengtssonIF — EXACT — PROPER: Lightning Round Presentation on Favorite Data Tool
Crina BorosFuzzy Lookup: Lightning Round Presentation on Favorite Data Tool
Linda KakuliTabula: Extracting PDF Data: Lightning Round Presentation on Favorite Data Tool
Megan LutherSimple Scraping: Lightning Round Presentation on Favorite Data Tool
Trish Chan Ka WaiFinding Important Words: Lightning Round Presentation on Favorite Data Tool
Anuška DelićOpen Refine: Lightning Round Presentation on Favorite Data Tool
Kim Yong JinNew Models and Startups, Korea Center for Investigative Journalism Presentation
John ReynoldsFinding Africa’s Missing Money
Brant HoustonTeaching Computer Assisted Reporting in 2015
ICIJ.orgLuxLeaks Presentation
Nigel AwCrowdfunding, Projects, Stories and Startups,Presentation + Video
Sebastian EsserJournalism Crowdfunding
Anuška DelićData Track: Simple Visualizations with Datawrapper
Anne KochInvestigative Work at Transparency International — Techniques & Tips
Marcel MetzeThe Investigative Teaching Lab & Desk Slides + Script
Natalia VianaCrowdfunding in Agencia Publica in Brazil
Deborah NelsonInvestigative Journalism with Students Investigations with Students
Anya Schiffrin and Erika RodriguesDigital Technologies and the Extractive Sector
Hanene ZbissInvestigation in the Middle East
Musikilu MojeedFinding Africa’s Missing Money
Jodi Upton and Jennifer LaFleurFrom Getting Data to Visualizing it

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