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Editor's note

Welcome to The IRE Journal Online! Here you'll find all the in-depth stories and regular departments you've enjoyed in the print version, plus new audio and interactive features, including the latest IRE Radio Podcast episodes. Let us know what you think at editorial@ire.org.

Editor's note

Welcome to The IRE Journal Online! Here you'll find all the in-depth stories and regular departments you've enjoyed in the print version, plus new audio and interactive features, including the latest IRE Radio Podcast episodes. Let us know what you think at editorial@ire.org.


Departments

Opening Letter: Disability news and community
Francisco Vara-Orta, IRE & NICAR

Investigator's Toolbox: Four starters
Nakylah Carter, IRE & NICAR

Data Dive: Vulnerable in Texas
Neelam Bohra, The Texas Tribune; Caroline Ghisolfi, Austin American-Statesman

Show Your Work: Accessible data visualizations
Douglas Schepers, Fizz Studio; Frank Elavsky, Carnegie Mellon University

FOI Files: Are your public records accessible?
Julia Métraux, Mother Jones

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Newsletters

Local Matters •
Unapproved spending, midair near misses and addiction centers accused of housing kickbacks

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Quick Hits •
💰 Get funding for public health and disability reporting

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I-Team Toolkit •
I-Team Toolkit: Tips for investigative podcasts and social media scraping

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Tom Koch’s vision for public health

Journalist and scholar Tom Koch built his career writing at the intersection of public health and social justice. Now, the longtime IRE member is helping a new generation of public health reporters and journalists working with disabilities.

Tips to make the news more accessible

Learn practical tips to make your journalism more accessible. This article includes advice for how to get started, addressing technical challenges and more.

Newsroom inclusion from a disability lens

Denise-Marie Ordway from The Journalist's Resource asks how we can better support colleagues with disabilities.

The story behind the investigation

Three reporting teams explain how they worked with ProPublica to expose local institutions failing vulnerable and disabled residents.

Disability is part of every beat

Reporting on disability equals reporting on intersectionality. Learning how to seek out and identify disability stories brings richness to reporting, opening up infinite story possibilities. 

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