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The International Center for Journalists (ICFJ) is a nonprofit that supports a global network of journalists. Follow @IJNet and @ICFJKnight. #ItTakesAJournalist
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Joined December 2008
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TikTok isn't just for influencers — it’s for journalists, too. In this article, @sophiasgaler explains how to build trust and reach on social, and how her new app, Sophiana, can help reporters translate real journalism into viral content. Read here:
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l'll never forget the day when an editor at the BBC told a 25-year-old me that journalists shouldn’t be on TikTok because “there’s so much misinformation on there.” By that point, I had maybe 10,000...
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Stanislau Ivashkevich is the 2025 recipient of our Hans Staiger Award, which supports investigative journalism within the @OCCRP network. He led a collaborative investigation that identified nearly 1,000 Russian soldiers, some linked to alleged war crimes, who were secretly
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TikTok isn't just for influencers — it’s for journalists, too. In this article, Sophia Smith Galer explains how to build trust and reach on social, and how her new app, Sophiana, can help reporters translate real journalism into viral content. Read here:
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l'll never forget the day when an editor at the BBC told a 25-year-old me that journalists shouldn’t be on TikTok because “there’s so much misinformation on there.” By that point, I had maybe 10,000...
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Powerful piece from The LatAm Journalism Review on our 2025 ICFJ Knight Awardee César Batiz. From founding El Pitazo to training citizen reporters, Batiz’s innovation and resilience in the face of censorship continues to inspire. Read the full story:
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El periodista César Batiz desafía la censura y la represión en Venezuela con trabajo en equipo e innovación Innovación César Batiz, fundador de El Pitazo, recibe el Knight Award 2025 del ICFJ por su...
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Stanislau Ivashkevich has been awarded the 2025 ICFJ Hans Staiger Award for leading an investigation that exposed Belarus' covert medical care to nearly 1,000 Russian soldiers, including alleged war criminals. Through determination and collaboration, his work reminds us of the
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The award-winning @sophiasgaler was told TikTok wasn’t for journalists. Safe to say, she proved her skeptics wrong. And today, she has a new app that helps fellow journalists create their own video content that puts audiences first. Read here:
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l'll never forget the day when an editor at the BBC told a 25-year-old me that journalists shouldn’t be on TikTok because “there’s so much misinformation on there.” By that point, I had maybe 10,000...
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🧠 Smarter economic reporting starts with smarter data. This guide helps journalists find trusted sources while avoiding misinformation pitfalls. Check it out now:
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This article was originally published on IJNet.org. This piece was produced in collaboration with the Global Business Journalism program at Tsinghua University. The program is a partnership between...
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💥 Powerful piece from @LatAmJournalism on our 2025 @ICFJKnight Awardee César Batiz. From founding @ElPitazoTV to training citizen reporters, Batiz’s innovation and resilience in the face of censorship continues to inspire. Read the full story here!.
“Nos cerraron la ventana, agarramos un cincel y un martillo y abrimos nuevas ventanas”, así resume César Batiz su lucha por informar desde @ElPitazoTV. El Knight Award 2025 del @ICFJ reconoce su coraje.
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“We need to have journalism that connects with people,” said Sharon Moshavi, president of ICFJ, at a recent International Affairs Forum event. She highlighted promising trends like micro media, global collaboration and AI tools to fight disinformation, offering hope for the.
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“This is evidence for the future. It’s critical to document these crimes now, even if justice is delayed,” said Maria Zholobova, a Russian journalist in exile and ICFJ Hoge Reporting Fellow. Zholobova investigated how the son of Ukraine’s ousted president is allegedly profiting.
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“AI presents a lot of opportunities for journalists,” said Sharon Moshavi, president of ICFJ, during a conversation hosted by the International Affairs Forum at Northwestern Michigan College. She spoke on the impact of AI, the rise of micro media and why U.S. journalism has much.
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📊 Business data is everywhere, but which sources can journalists trust? From the World Bank to the U.S. Census, this guide breaks down where to find credible economic data and how to use it in your reporting:
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“As incursions increased, so did public outrage,” said Aziza Nofal, a Palestinian freelance journalist and an ICFJ Jim Hoge Reporting Fellow. Nofal spent months investigating the lack of aid to West Bank refugee camps, where families displaced by violence now live without water,.
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“We need to have journalism that connects with people,” said Sharon Moshavi, president of ICFJ, at a recent International Affairs Forum event. She highlighted promising trends like micro media, global collaboration and AI tools to fight disinformation, offering hope for the.
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ICFJ joins @pressfreedom in calling for the release of Mzia Amaghlobeli, who has been imprisoned in Georgia since January. ICFJ had helped register her independent, award-winning media outlet in 2003. #FreeMzia.
What happens when a newsroom becomes a battleground and a hunger strike becomes the last line of defense?. Watch the @zegfest panel about jailed Georgian journalist Mzia Amaglobeli, moderated by CPJ’s CEO Jodie Ginsberg. 📺 #FreeMzia
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The world is constantly changing—and so is journalism,” says Facely Konaté, a journalist who won ICFJ's Award for Journalistic Excellence in Guinea, along with a reporting grant, emphasizing the importance of ongoing training. Read more:
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🎉 Congratulations to the recipients of our ASU Investigative Editing Program scholarships!. Ten outstanding journalists from around the world will take part in a 12-week online course led by the award-winning faculty of ASU’s Walter Cronkite School and the Howard Center for
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