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IRE seeks training director

The deadline to apply for the IRE training job has been extended to Aug. 8. System upgrades at the University of Missouri, where IRE is based, took down the HR application […]
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Three journalists win IRE freelance fellowships

Projects investigating the U.S. war on terror, immigration and American business practices in Mexico have been awarded IRE Freelance Fellowships this year. The winners of the 2017 competition are: Anna […]
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Meetup: Journalism Mega Mixer with SPJ, IRE, ONA, AAJA, NABJ, CCNMA and NAHJ

Please join The Greater Los Angeles Chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists, Investigative Reporters & Editors, Online News Association, Asian American Journalists Association, National Association of Black Journalists - […]
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The art of access: Strategies for acquiring public records in an increasingly anti-media world

By Ashley Sutherland, Arizona State University Delays. Excessive redactions. Fees. These are just some of the issues journalists and other citizens face when requesting public records from the government. David […]
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Storify: Nikole Hannah-Jones delivers the IRE17 keynote

[View the story "Nikole Hannah-Jones Delivers IRE17 Keynote" on Storify]
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NICAR converts White House salary data

By Charles Minshew, Director of Data Services   Today, the White House released the salaries of Executive Office staff members as a PDF.  The NICAR Data Library has converted this file […]
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Tips for digging into special education

Mining data and digging for documents can be powerful tools for finding families who may not be getting the best special education services. David DesRoches of WNPR in Connecticut, Brian […]
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Inspiration to make your storytelling hum

“But I shot a man in Reno just to watch him die.” To Ken Armstrong, a writer at The Marshall Project, these 12 words from Johnny Cash’s “Folsom Prison Blues” […]
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What to do when mental health and criminal justice collide

By Ashley Sutherland, Arizona State University Although mental health-related police shootings and violence against law enforcement occur nationwide, there’s limited data on these kinds of cases. During the “When mental health […]
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Six elected to IRE Board of Directors

IRE members elected six directors to the IRE board on Saturday evening at the organization's annual conference in Phoenix. The newly elected members are: Matt Apuzzo, The New York Times; […]
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