For this panel, we bring together educators and trainers from diverse environments around the world for a look at the best practices in teaching data journalism.
This panel will delve into how to navigate this sometimes fraught relationship and offer best practices on how to tap into what can be a shady underworld.
In this panel session, attendees heard about the latest visual investigations techniques from three members of The New York Times and Washington Post teams.
Here, experts offer tips and tools on how to track and report on politically extreme groups and individuals, with special attention to staying safe and working collaboratively.
Backgrounding an individual’s holdings is essential, but ferreting out front companies, tax dodges, and hidden assets can be a tough undertaking.
The numerous ways to track ships and planes open a whole new range of stories for journalists to investigate.
It’s no secret that great investigative editors are hard to find. What makes a terrific editor for watchdog journalism? How do they keep their reporters sane, focused, and motivated?
There are numerous investigative topics to explore between the farmer’s field and the grocery store – and, indeed, the plate – and several recent projects have exposed abuses in the production, distribution, and access to food. This expert panel offers deep experience in issues from fisheries and pesticides to food security and biodiversity — with […]
Here, Indigenous journalists from around the world share how they’re using investigative skills to expose issues ranging from land theft to cultural repression.
Our expert panelists discuss possible opportunities for using satellite images, where to find them, and how they can enrich investigations.
