Upcoming events

1Dec

3Dec

Conference

ARIJ 16th Annual Forum

Cross Border Collaboration in a Fragmented World is the theme of this year's most important journalistic Forum in the Arab World. Combating false and misleading information is no longer possible within the confines of a single state, and cross-border collaboration has become essential for an independent and effective media that seeks credible information. However, it has to happen in a world, dominated by exclusion, hate speech, corruption, and injustice.

Amman (Jordan)

12Apr

Conference

SKUP Conference

The SKUP conference is the biggest event of the year for investigative journalism in Norway. You'll learn basic and advanced skills, you'll be inspired and you'll make new friends. It's fun too!

Tønsberg (Norway)

30May

2Jun

Conference

Dataharvest

Dataharvest – The European Investigative Journalism Conference is a meeting point where networks are established and nurtured, data and documents shared, cross-border projects conceived and teams established. The conference days are all about learning, inspiration and getting some work done.

Mechelen (Belgium)

19Jul

20Jul

Conference

Netzwerk Recherche Jahreskonferenz

Hamburg (Germany)

Past events

2Nov

Webinar

Reporting The Waste Industry

Investigating How Some Countries’ Used Goods end up Polluting Others

Authorities turn a blind eye to environmental and health safety challenges posed to millions in West Africa due to the export from Europe of used car parts and end-of-life vehicles (ELVs), as well as clothes.

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11Oct

Webinar

Modern Slavery and Environmental issues

New Approaches to Environmental Concerns and Poor Working Conditions in Modern Agriculture

Agriculture still remains an insufficiently regulated economic sector. Pesticide abuse, environmental crime, corruption, slave-like working conditions and human rights violations continue to be reported on all continents.

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5Oct

Webinar

Covering Sinking Cities

Covering coastal areas in the face of climate change-caused sea level rise. Cities are taking vastly different approaches to their preparation, but almost all are continuing to allow unrestricted real estate development and business activity, to the detriment of natural defenses such as wetlands.

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