💫NEW! Green energy may seem clean, but its supply chains often harm communities in the Global South. At @IRE_NICAR's #IRE25, journalists shared tools to investigate the hidden costs of the renewables boom — from tracing minerals to exposing exploitation:

At an IRE conference panel, experts discussed several powerful tools and innovative techniques for uncovering harmful practices by the global alternative energy industry.

📣 TWO OPEN CALLS for independent exiled media from Belarus!. JX Fund & @TheIntlFund are offering financial support to help Belarusian outlets sustain operations abroad. Separate calls target different sized media — incl. those with budgets ≥€225K. 🔗

Applications are open for the 2026 Bertha Challenge (@BerthaFN)!. Fellows will receive funding to investigate the intersections of health, equity, and climate. The goal? Journalists and activists working in tandem for global impact. 🔗 Apply here:

🏆 Nominations are open for the 2025 CEI SEEMO Award for Outstanding Merits in Investigative Journalism!. Honoring courageous reporting in Central and Eastern Europe. 🗓️ Deadline: July 15. 🔗 Apply now:

💡 Who pays the price for the green energy transition?. At @IRE_NICAR's #IRE25, investigative journalists revealed how to dig into the dark side of renewables — from mining impacts to labor abuses in the Global South. 🌱 Tools & tips:

The Assad regime is gone, but challenges for journalists in Syria remain. At #NR25, reporters discussed what’s changed — and what hasn’t — in the 6 months since the collapse, from new censorship to ongoing risks in the field. More:

🚨 Calling editors & newsroom managers in Africa!. The @ACOSalliance is accepting applications for its second Africa Editor Safety Cohort — a free August 2025 program focused on safe commissioning. 🗓️ Apply by July 18:

From legal battles and burnout to leadership struggles and internal crises, newsroom leaders around the world have had to navigate turbulent times while protecting their staff, stories, and mission. In this piece, originally published on the WAN-IFRA, the World Association of.

⏳ Less than 150 days to go until #GIJC25, in Kuala Lumpur. Have you registered yet?. 💡 We expect more than 1,500 journalists to attend over 150 expert panels, workshops, and networking sessions​. Read more and register:

GIJN just added 3 powerful chapters to the must-read Reporter’s Guide to Investigating War Crimes — covering starvation, the arms trade, and forced displacement. 🔗 Explore these essential tools for documenting today’s most insidious tactics of war:

Passionate about strengthening investigative journalism worldwide?. GIJN is hiring a Program Director to shape projects, guide our global work, and support watchdog reporting. 📌 Deadline: Rolling.📝 Apply:

A powerful investigation by @yanqixu_ and Sky Chadde revealed how a hog-farming empire tied to a US Governor polluted groundwater with a cancer-linked chemical — highlighting political power and regulatory failures. More via @sejorg:

👏 GIJN welcomes 12 new members — from Cyprus to Eswatini! These investigative orgs from 11 countries are doing vital accountability work in tough media environments. 🌍 GIJN now has 263 members in 97 countries. Meet them all 👉

GIJN and the @KnightCenterUT are offering a new course for free on Digital Security for Journalists in Times of Crisis. It starts tomorrow❗️. But, there's still time to register:

💣 The arms trade is big business — but when those weapons are used in war crimes, who’s accountable?. GIJN’s latest Investigating War Crimes chapter helps reporters dig into deals, follow the money, and uncover complicity. 📄 Read here:

To conduct a successful investigation on deadline, planning is required, and therefore a project manager can be a huge asset. Learn more in GIJN’s guide focusing on the non-journalistic aspects of project management in collaborative journalism.

After 50+ years of Assad rule, Syrians are returning home — but transparency remains elusive. At #NR25, journalists described the new limits on press freedom and how reporting has changed in post-Assad Syria, just 6 months after the fall. More:

🚨 From airstrikes in Iran to ICE protests in LA, last week's round-up of top investigative data stories spans war, migration, surveillance, and organized crime. Dive into the latest from around the globe:

Two journalists helped reopen civil rights-era cold cases by uncovering new evidence — work they detailed in a recent @FundFIJ webinar. From FBI re-openings to key witness breakthroughs, read more about this powerful case for investigative reporting: