Investigative journalism
Reporting from Danger Zones
Snubbed at a cocktail party versus jail or death: US journalists have it easy compared to many of their colleagues around the globe. Tags:
Latin America
Snubbed at a cocktail party versus jail or death: US journalists have it easy compared to many of their colleagues around the globe. Why do we practice journalism?
An Investigative Reporting Manifesto
Carlos Dada investigates corruption in one of the deadliest regions of the world for independent journalists: Central America. In his Anna Politkovskaya Award acceptance speech he questions the role of the journalist and why we practice in such risky environments.
Great work
The Jungle Highway
Reporters for a new cross-border journalism group, Connectas, traveled 700 kilometers along the new highway cutting through the Amazon to document its impact. Here’s an excerpt of the series from ICIJ member and Connectas founder Carlos Eduardo Huertas. Tags:
Reporter's notebook
How We Found Oscar's Story
ICIJ member Ana Arana talks about the reporting process behind the six-month investigation about a Guatemalan tragedy published by ProPublica, Fundacion MEPI and This American Life. Read more about How We Found Oscar's Story
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