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Last day of IRE25
at New Orleans

Sunday is the last day of IRE25 in New Orleans, featuring a morning full of great sessions and hands-on classes.

Get a dose of inspiration to take home with sessions ranging from "AI 101: Coaching ChatGPT to help you with your coding and data tasks," taught by Charles Minshew, senior editor for data journalism at The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, to learning how to organize your investigation with two award-winning journalists: Daniella Ibarra of KSAT in San Antonio, and Katey Rusch at UC Berkeley’s Investigative Reporting Program.

Audio recordings made of sessions at IRE25 will be available online at ire.org soon. To see which sessions are available, check the Guidebook app.

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IRE elects six to Board of Directors

IRE members reelected five incumbents — Jodie Fleischer of Cox Media Group, Brian Rosenthal of The New York Times, longtime journalist Cindy Galli, Josh Hinkle of KXAN, and Ana Ley of The New York Times — to the Board of Directors.

One newcomer, Caresse Jackman of InvestigateTV/Gray Media, was elected for the sixth available seat.

Board members serve for two-year terms.

IRE members also reelected two members, Walter Smith Randolph and Mark Lagerkvist, to the Contest Committee, which judges the IRE Awards. Contest Committee members serve for one-year terms.

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Deadline for Chauncey Bailey fellowship Sept. 1

IRE is now accepting applications to the Chauncey Bailey Journalist of Color Investigative Reporting Fellowship. The deadline is Sept. 1.

The yearlong program is intended to prepare and support a journalist of color for a solid career in investigative reporting.

A Chauncey Bailey fellowship provides assistance to attend multiple IRE trainings, including a Data Journalism Bootcamp, the NICAR Conference, the IRE Conference and much more.

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Register for AccessFest25 now

Didn't have a chance to attend IRE25 in New Orleans? Make plans now to attend AccessFest25, Oct. 9-11. Registration is open with an early bird rate of just $50!

Many of the same hands-on classes and in-depth discussions conducted at NICAR25 and IRE25 will be presented at AccessFest25.

This all-virtual conference also seeks to foster important conversations around belonging, equity and inclusion in the journalism space – both within the newsroom and in news coverage.

For the keynote address, Sara Luterman of the 19th* and Wendy Lu of The New York Times will engage in a frank conversation on disability, caregiving and the role of women and non-binary trans journalists in challenging newsroom culture and leading change.

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IRE members elect six to Board of Directors 
IRE members elected six journalists to the Board of Directors, and two journalists to the Contest Committee in the 2025 election.
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