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cross-border collaboration

cross-border collaboration

Tips for Aspiring Cross-Border Teams

By Anne Sofie Hoffmann Schrøder | September 30, 2019

Collaborations can be complicated. Check out this advice from experienced muckrakers for successful cross-border projects.

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  • And…It’s a Wrap: #GIJC19 Highlights

    Over the past four days, 1,700 journalists from 130 countries gathered in Hamburg, Germany, to share experiences, learn from expert speakers, network with kindred spirits, and find new partners for their next investigations. It was the most diverse and largest-ever international gathering of investigative journalists, and a perfect place to be inspired.

  • Changing Coverage of Indigenous Communities: A Q&A with NAJA’s Tristan Ahtone

    GIJN's Leonie Kijewski sat down with NAJA president Tristan Ahtone to speak about stereotypes journalists fall for when reporting on Indigenous affairs, how to avoid them, and how to diversify the entire news industry.

  • Как журналисту избежать психической травмы. Тактика «До – Во время – После»

    Журналист рискует получить травму трижды: во-первых, как свидетель или даже участник трагического события, во-вторых - сопереживая пострадавшим, а, в-третьих – пропуская через себя их истории, чтобы рассказать их своей аудитории. Как избежать психической травмы рассказала Директор Dart Center Asia Pacific Кейт МакМахон.

  • Tips on Investigating Trafficking and Modern Slavery

    Modern slavery is a multi-billion dollar industry. Journalists behind hard-hitting reports from India, Taiwan and Kuwait offered their advice on investigating the mechanics and human cost of trafficking.

  • Full Text: Maria Ressa’s Keynote Speech for #GIJC19

    By popular demand, we are publishing the prepared remarks that Rappler's CEO and executive editor Maria Ressa delivered during a rousing keynote speech at the 11th Global Investigative Journalism Conference in Hamburg.

  • The User-Generated Content Revolution: 8 Steps on Gathering and Using it for Investigations

    A documentary producer, a BBC reporter, and a human rights researcher shared eight steps toward gathering and using user-generated content for investigations.

  • How Small Newsrooms Can Do Big Stories

    Small newsrooms around the world struggle to make ends meet. Here are some tips on how you can still publish big, impactful stories on a small budget.

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