Investigative Journalism Week 2026 Resources
Here are the tip sheets and presentations shared by speakers at GIJN’s first week-long training event, Investigative Journalism Week (IJ Week) that takes place in Oct 26 to Oct 30, 2026.
Name | Organization | Session | Tipsheets | Presentations |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Nils Mulvad | Kaas & Mulvad | 25 years of GIJCs! | ||
Gunel Safarova | Abzas Media | Azerbaijan, Belarus, and Kyrgyzstan - Challenges and Journalistic Investigations | ||
Pierre Leibovici | Disclose | Connecting with the Audience: Strategies for Investigative Journalism | ||
Leopold Salzenstein | Arena for Journalism in Europe | From the Sigmas: Investigating and using AI for investigations | ||
Jonas Kiriko | InfoNile/Oxpeckers | Investigating critical mineral exploitation and export in Africa | ||
Linda Mujuru | Freelance Investigative Journalist | Investigating critical mineral exploitation and export in Africa | ||
Chemtai Kirui | Kass Media Group | Investigating Extreme Heat | ||
Aishwarya Mohanty | The Migration Story | Investigating Extreme Heat | ||
Sameh Ellaboody | Freelance | Investigating Migration and People on the Move | ||
Pari Saikia | Freelance | Investigating Migration and People on the Move Panel | ||
Arturo Torres | Código Vidrio | Regional look: tools and techniques to conduct environmental investigations, lessons learned from Latin America | ||
Inna Gadzynska | Texty.org.ua | Sigma Winners |
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