📢 Calling environmental journalists! Global Initiative's ECO-SOLVE Amplifying Grants are funding innovative projects that combat environmental crime by closing the forensic data deficit. Grants of up to €250,000 are available. Apply by: Oct 18. ➡️ twp.ai/1ELdXS

📣 Opportunity for journalists globally! Rest of World is looking for 12 reporters from around the world to produce a series of stories at the intersection of tech & labor over the course of 12 months. Learn more: twp.ai/1EQmH0

The international team at Washington Post Investigations is tackling the issue of transnational repression — an urgent and undercovered topic — in an ongoing series called Repression’s Long Arm. Here, GIJN spoke to some of their team about lessons learned: twp.ai/1EaM3S

In this edition of our Top 10 in Data Journalism, we highlight an investigation into irregularities in the vote count during Nigeria’s 2023 elections, a visual timeline of tensions in the Middle East, and an analysis of Japan’s global gas empire. twp.ai/1FCfRm

The Washington Post's Peter Finn and Shibani Mahtani sat down with Global Investigative Journalism Network to discuss The Post's Repression's Long Arm series: GIJN writes "the reporting methods [the team] used offer useful lessons for others investigating transnational repression." gijn.org/stories/lesson…

“Never underestimate how much people will put online, & how much they will say without thinking someone is going to look.” — Shibani Mahtani, Singapore-based The Washington Post reporter told GIJN. More tips for those investigating transnational repression: twp.ai/1EaL7e

Do you have 15 years experience in journalism? GIJN is looking for a Program Director to plan, lead, develop and implement cutting-edge programs to foster the practice of investigative journalism across the globe. Learn more and apply now: twp.ai/1EPBRW

For today's piece, GIJN's rowan philp spoke to the Washington Post Investigations team behind their new series, "Repression's Long Arm," in which they investigate cross-border repression and state attacks on exiles. Read key takeaways from this exclusive interview: twp.ai/1EaKn0

Constant complaints from residents living near the Kano Industrial areas in northern Nigeria about incessant smells prompted the The Colonist Report to investigate the source of the pollution. Discover what their scientific analysis found: twp.ai/1FCnyI

How can journalists leverage the use of #AI, while ensuring that the core values of journalism remain intact? On Oct. 22, attend Thomson Reuters Foundation's trust conference panel, "The changing information landscape: producing news in an AI Driven World" to find out. More: twp.ai/1B7tuA

This Thursday at 9 AM EDT, attend GIJN's webinar with Clothilde Redfern & Jodi Blankenship, exec. director & project manager of Reporters Shield. Drew Sullivan will also share some cases his newsroom has faced. Register now: twp.ai/1F7vYM

For The Conversation, academic researcher Graham Edgar recounts his team’s investigation, which found that populations of many overfished species are in far worse condition than has previously been reported. twp.ai/1Ebs1W

Since accurate information is hard to get out and journalists struggle to get in, documenting the destruction in #Gaza has been difficult. Here's how the The Associated Press's Sarah El Deeb investigated from the outside: twp.ai/1DXsgY

The negative effects from higher temperatures can be seen everywhere, from agriculture and health to labor and medical infrastructure. This new GIJN guide suggests multiple angles for journalists investigating extreme heat as a global phenomenon. twp.ai/1FCfiI

Ever since the start of the war in #Gaza, the scale of the devastation has been hard to comprehend. Sarah El Deeb, an investigative reporter at the The Associated Press, looked into the effect the war has had on extended families. Read more: twp.ai/1DXs5O

💼 We’re Hiring! Want to join GIJN's extraordinary team from over 20 countries? We’re looking for a... • Program Director • Resource Center Researcher • Local Conference Producer/Coordinator (Malaysia) 🔗 Check out our jobs board for more info: twp.ai/1EbpIE

“We started hearing everyone going on camera in the first week or two [of the war] saying: ‘My whole family has been wiped out’… And I said: ‘What does wiped out mean?'” — The Associated Press's Sarah El Deeb told GIJN about her investigation into what's happening in Gaza. twp.ai/1DXrQ6

In this interview with Reuters Institute, Nigerian investigative journalist Philip Obaji Jr. shares the threats and challenges he has faced covering Russian mercenary outfit the Wagner Group and their activities in Africa. twp.ai/1EbtDq

#IJ4EU’s UNCOVERED Conference will join forces in Sept 2024 with the annual gathering of the Incubator for Media Education & Development (iMEdD-incubator for media education & development) in Athens. Add GIJN's Gabriela Manuli's Workshop: "What makes an award-winning investigation?" to your sched: twp.ai/1BnQYY