Global Investigative Journalism Network
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As a news consumer, looking out for Bellingcat's ‘Seven Deadly Sins’ (listed in no particular order) can help you independently judge the quality of open source research you encounter online: buff.ly/3y4pHck
In this edition of GIJN's 🔟 Questions, The New York Times reporter Muyi Xiao 肖慕漪 shares insights on her career trajectory, discusses her favorite investigative projects and tools, and speaks to the broader challenges facing investigative journalism on China issues. buff.ly/44o7VwL
“I enjoy investigative journalism as it has the luxury of time to paint a fuller picture of events, often getting closer to truth.”
— The New York Times Visual Investigations reporter Muyi Xiao 肖慕漪 in GIJN's 10 Questions With.
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Introduction to Investigative Journalism.
🤔What? A new training program by GIJN & iMEdD-incubator for media education & development focused on reporters with little to no experience in investigative journalism.
🗓️When? September-November
🇬🇷Where? Online & in Greece.
Learn more: buff.ly/49Or4cD
Investigative reporting in China has become extremely tough due to the severe deterioration of #pressfreedom .
Therefore, open source investigations conducted outside China are crucial – and The New York Times journalist Muyi Xiao 肖慕漪 has been a significant contributor. buff.ly/44o7VwL
GIJN & iMEdD-incubator for media education & development training pillar, Ideas Zone, are coming together to offer a unique, three month-long training course specifically tailored for journalists with little to no experience in investigations.
Apply here by Sunday, 19 May – midnight US EDT. buff.ly/49Or4cD
In a year with more elections than ever before, the Reuters Institute offers preliminary insights on how to evaluate the advantages and shortcomings of publicly accessible AI detectors that are available for free or at low cost. buff.ly/3Q5mDmK
The 11th annual Yale Environment 360 Film Contest is now accepting entries.
🏆 The first-place winner will receive $3,000, second-place $2,000, and third-place $1,000.
The winning entries will also be shared on Yale Environment 360.
Learn more here: buff.ly/4be5fUI
“One of our colleagues [in Gaza] lost all 17 members of her family and another lost all four. No one knows what the next day is like. There is confusion, lack of clarity. Life and death are the same now.”
– وكالة وطن للانباء Editor-in-Chief Muamar Orabi.
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“One of the lessons of this has been that the courts are just totally under-covered as an institution, both at the federal level all the way down to local and state [levels].”
— ProPublica investigative reporter Justin Elliott.
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“As a publication that was born during crises, we’ve learned to adapt and adjust our editorial priorities somewhat quickly while continuing to work on the big stories that matter to our readers.”
— 🇵🇸 مصدر عام | The Public Source Editor-in-chief Lara Bitar
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Join the NPC Journalism Institute for a practical look at current tactics used by #disinformation specialists to disrupt the 2024 election and what journalists can do to counter them.
This virtual session will take place at 11:30 AM ET on Wed, May 1: buff.ly/3PT1Ty9
TOMORROW in GIJN's Webinar, 3️⃣ senior investigative journalists – Sarah El Deeb, peter polack, and Al Jazeera Investigations's Phil Rees – will share tips and tools on how to investigate the Israel-Hamas Conflict, and techniques for digging into war atrocities.
Register now: buff.ly/3xypTR6
