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Miranda Green David Folkenflik This important installment of Miranda Green and David Folkenflik's series examining the hidden hand of corporate interests behind local news actually began with months of digging by UC Berkeley IRP students Felicia Alvarez Maria Fernanda Bernal + Richard Tzul. Collaboration wins!

Nazmul Ahasan (’23) wins Sigma Award for data journalism. #proud UC Berkeley #Sigmas24 Nazmul Ahasan journalism.berkeley.edu/nazmul-ahasan-…

Found my notes from 2021 thinking of pitching this Chevron story 🥲 This was months into my first semester of the j-school #SpringCleaning

Police say Central Valley poultry plant unsafe after 2nd death in a year “There did not seem to be much safety precautions put in place or enforced to prevent this type of incident,” the Sanger Police Department report said. bit.ly/49lEEUv Melissa Montalvo Fresno Bee

.KQED News just won a legal victory in its fight to get internal use of force and misconduct records from the largest employer of peace officers in the state: The California Dept of Corrections and Rehabilitation. kqed.org/news/11982270/…

Congratulations to Jerry Mitchell, a true inspiration to us all.

Learn about some of the amazing projects supported by Fund for Investigative Journalism

Investigative Reporters & Editors Awards honor IRP alums, managing editor #proud UC Berkeley UC Berkeley IRP journalism.berkeley.edu/ire-awards/

Our #LoganSymposium2024 begins with UC Berkeley IRP Director David Barstow's words to a room of extraordinary journalists and journalism champions, invoking the urgency of 2023 keynote Maria Ressa: "This symposium is built around one simple question: How do we meet this moment?"

A powerful panel today at #LoganSymposium2024 with ProPublica's T. Christian Miller, The New York Times's Azam Ahmed and UC Berkeley IRP's Gisela Pérez de Acha, with Azalea Rodriguez, who talked about losing her family members to violence in Mexico.

🎓 Congratulations to the UC Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism Class of 2024 and all of their amazing instructors. You did it. #proud UC Berkeley

Un/Safe at Work? Join us in Berlin for a feminist debate about the new ILO Convention against Violence and Harassment with a reading from Bernice Yeung - Monday June 17 at 6.30pm bernice yeung Anja Weusthoff Eva Kocher @cillas.bsky.social Europa-Universität Viadrina DFG FOR Recht – Geschlecht – Kollektivität #Berlin

This week on Reveal: A leaked interview with a wealthy Utah politician describing how he adopted a Native child sparks outrage from the girl’s biological family that wanted to raise her themselves. revealnews.org/podcast/a-baby…

With bernice yeung & Ashley Cleek, our collab between two of my past homes, UC Berkeley IRP & Reveal, we tell the story of an adopted Northern Cheyenne baby and the families - and Native people - it divided. Thankful to all who helped us to tell this story. Please give a listen.

Application of the Indian Child Welfare Act varies from state to state, says bernice yeung. “There's at the moment, no way to really know how ICWA is being applied, whether it's being applied correctly or not.” buff.ly/477GPvw

A video leaks of a wealthy politician describing how he adopted a Native child, leading to outrage from the child’s biological family and members of her tribe. Andrew Becker and bernice yeung, with Reveal & UC Berkeley IRP, report: revealnews.org/podcast/a-baby…

A promise of buffalo. A leaked interview. A bizarre letter. Andrew Becker and bernice yeung, with Reveal & UC Berkeley IRP, go behind the scenes of a private adoption of a Native child that has outraged her family and tribe:revealnews.org/podcast/a-baby…

Deep accountability reporting hear from Andrew Becker bernice yeung Reveal

Being a reporter means delving deep into a story and finding those little geeky nuggets you sneak into stories, hoping they survive the editorial process. Today's nugget: the most common single species of trees owned by the city of Richmond (CA) is the London planetree.

From Andrew Becker bernice yeung Reveal - An adoption by a prominent Mormon politician in Utah raises questions about enforcement of the Indian Child Welfare Act.