Data journalism
ICIJ got off to a strong start in 2018 with several new grants supporting our journalism, our development of tools to better analyze data and our financial sustainability.
We’re looking for journalists who are willing to take a leap of faith, and join us in our mission to tell the most important stories in the world.
ICIJ’s first Neo4j Connected Data Fellow left the finance industry to become a journalist, and found himself working with one of the largest data leaks ever.
A city-by-city travelogue shows the offshore specialist marketing trusts to American clients anticipating or in trouble with the law.
For Burkina Faso reporter Yacouba Ladji Bama working on a collaborative, global project has some unique challenges with internet and phone reception less than perfect.
New data from the Paradise Papers will allow you to explore more information on companies registered in the Cook Islands, Samoa and Malta.
The U.S. released its controversial (and unoriginal) public list of Russian oligarchs. We’ve seen many of them before – offshore.
Switzerland has delayed and the U.S. has refused to take part in reforms aimed at curbing financial secrecy, according to the Tax Justice Network’s new Financial Secrecy Index.
Here are five of the most commonly, easy-to-use, recommended security tools to keep your work, and your sources, safe.
The final in our three-part series: Now you can explore our database, it’s time to look at other publicly available data.