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Due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, the 2020 IRE Conference was a virtual event rather than an in-person gathering. For the first time, attendees across the United States and around the world were be able to participate in the signature investigative reporting event via a secure, interactive digital platform.
Already registered? You can access the virtual conference using Pathable.
Still need to register? You can do that online through Sept. 16, 2021.
Already registered but don’t know how to get started?
If you’ve already set up your account on the conference platform site called Pathable, go to ire20.pathable.co. *We highly recommend you bookmark this URL for easy access throughout the conference, and especially since you can access it for a full year.
If you haven’t set up your account on the conference platform site called Pathable yet, search your inbox and Spam folder for “Pathable.” The email contains a link to access Pathable. Using the link from that email, you’ll be asked to set a password. You need this email and password to access Pathable during and after the conference.
Can’t find the email and you’ve searched your inbox and Spam folder for “Pathable,” email logistics@ire.org.
Why should I register? The IRE20 Virtual Conference was held Sept. 21-25, 2020 but there is still time to join the largest gathering in IRE history. Register now to access recordings of more than 200 sessions, including panels, conversations, IRE Awards celebrations and more.
Acclaimed journalist Ronan Farrow delivered the 2020 keynote address at the IRE20 virtual conference.
Farrow is author of the best-selling “Catch and Kill: Lies, Spies and a Conspiracy to Protect Predators.” His 2019 book details his efforts to investigate allegations of rape, sexual assault and abuse of women by powerful Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein and allegations of intimidation and cover-up by powerful institutions including the news media.
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