Also highlighting how pro-Russian channels fabricated a mass migration threat in Ukraine, charting South Africa’s micro ...
Operating a newsroom hundreds or thousands of miles away from a country presents a challenge: how do journalists deliver ...
Editor’s Note: This chapter is a new addition to the GIJN Reporter’s Guide to Investigating War Crimes, which was originally published in September 2023. More than 122 million people have been ...
More than 100 journalists from across the Global South received financial aid to attend our last global conference, apply now ...
This GIJN Academy training session will feature practical strategies on analyzing data sources, spotting weak conclusions, ...
These exposés from Europe, South America, the Philippines, and the United States combined innovative data analysis with ...
To create the most inclusive and impactful global conference for investigative journalists, we are now soliciting great ideas ...
In 2024, Meta shuttered CrowdTangle, a tool used to track how content spread across Facebook and Instagram. The portal was an essential tool for journalists, fact-checkers, and researchers, who used ...
A paper published in a scientific journal can seem like a promising lead for a news story or the beginning of an investigation. Yet peer review does not involve repeating every experiment or verifying ...
Criminals and corrupt actors are using cryptocurrency to move money discreetly across borders, and largely bypass the traditional financial system. Crypto has also become a tool for businesses and ...
Editor’s Note: This guide is a collaboration between the Pulitzer Center’s AI Accountability team and GIJN. Karen Hao, Laís Martins, and Pablo Jiménez Arandia co-developed some of the materials ...
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