The IRE Resource Center is a major research library containing more than 23,250 investigative stories — both print and broadcast. Add to that more than 3,000 tipsheets from our national conferences on how to cover specific beats or do specific stories and you have a resource that no reporter or editor should be without. These stories and tipsheets are searchable online or by contacting the Resource Center directly (573-882-3364 or rescntr@ire.org) where a researcher can help you pinpoint what you need. Browse or search the tipsheet section of our library below. Logged-in members can view the tipsheets free online:
Search results for "international journalism" ...
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Tracing looted wealth
Coronel provides great tips and useful websites to help you trace international wealth in this Powerpoint presentation.
Tags: Global Financial Integrity Task Force; tracing wealth; assets; corporations
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Investigative Journalism Goes Global
Kaplan gives you tips on how to report on a global scale. Included is how the Global Investigative Journalism Network can help you.
Tags: GIJN, global reporting; international journalism; borders
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Policing the Police
This tipsheets lays out ten important things to keep in mind when investigating police and police corruption.
Tags: Police; policies; internal affairs; data; squad car video
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Tracking global crime and corruption at home and abroad
Candea's Powerpoint gives information on covering crime internationally.
Tags: international; crime
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Victims and the Investigative Narrative
This tipsheet discusses the challenges and consideration to make when reporting an investigative project through the story of a victim.
Tags: reporting; story structure; documentation;
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Investigative Business Journalism
Cohn's detailed tipsheet discusses investigative tips and techniques for covering foundations, nonprofits and charities with examples of the types of documents and resources critical to this type of reporting - from 990s to human sources. Part 2 of the tipsheet explores investigations of private companies.
Tags: nonprofit; charity; foundation; private business; Internal Revenue Service; IRS; Form 990; 990s; consolidated financial statements; civil court; criminal court; federal agencies; FOIA
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Threats in provinces: covering the armed conflict
Manrique explains the threats she received afer reporting on the activities of paramilitary groups in Colombia. The author gives advice on how to report and do investitative journalism in provinces and smaller towns. Spanish version available (2941)
Tags: international reporting; colombia; threats; danger; dangerous assignments; violence; Latin America; latinoamerica; Spanish; espanol; paramilitary groups; 2941
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Spanish translation of
This is the Spanish translation of tipsheet# 1468. Ramirez proporciona varios recursos en linea que pueden ayudar a los periodistas a rastrear personas en diferentes paÃses.
Tags: criminales de guerra; archivos; crimenes internacionales; fugitivo; 1468; investigar personas; espanol
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Spanish translation of
This is the Spanish translation of tipsheet #147. Esta tipsheet incluye una lista de enlaces muy utiles para reportar acerca del crimen organizado internacional. Los enlaces están divididos en diferentes categorias: general, lavado de dinero, droga, estadisticas de crimen, trata de personas. Adicionalmente, la tipsheet tiene una lista de aproximadamente 20 ideas para reportajes
Tags: reportaje internacional; crimen organizado; internacional; crimen; drogas; lavado de dinero; trafico; tráfico; 147
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Investigating Political Corruption at the Highest Levels in Latin America
Disponible en Espanol: 2889. Santoro explains the threats he received and the invasions of privacy he endured after communicating with a judge about the investigation of Serbian drug-trafficking in Argentina. For Santoro, these threats were neither the first not the last, but he says they are mild when compared to the situations of journalists in Colombia, Mexico and Venezuela. He explains the dangers these journalists face and points out that, because of weak institutions, this is a problem that is not likely to end anytime soon.
Tags: Latin American journalism; corruption; politics; international journalism; drug-trafficking; investigations