Vote for 2012 IRE Board of Director Candidates…

If you are unable to attend the 2012 IRE conference in Boston, and your membership is current to 7/1/12, then you can vote for your favorite candidate via absentee ballot…

Voting privileges are granted to the professional (including international), academic and retiree membership categories. Your membership must be current through July of the election year.

Members unable to attend the conference are allowed to participate via absentee balloting. Absentee balloting is meant to supplement—not replace—IRE’s traditional election process, which encourages membership meeting attendance as a sign of ...

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is Friday 4/27 to be listed on the absentee ballots. *

Seven seats up for election on IRE board

The filing period has begun for those planning to run for the IRE board of directors. Seven seats on the 13-member board are up for election. The election will be held June 16 at the IRE annual conference in Boston.

The IRE board serves as the governing body of IRE and generally meets in person twice a year to discuss and vote on IRE business. One meeting is at the annual conference in June. The board periodically has conference calls. Directors ...

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Send us your creative, inspired ideas yearning to be on our website or a T-Shirt.

The 2012 IRE Conference is coming to Boston, and we're looking for your help. After the success of the Computer Assisted Reporting Conference  T-shirt contest, we want to hear more design ideas from our members. IRE staff and students are working on the program and other design work and we want to hear from you as well.

What would you like to see in a confernece logo for Boston? The design will be used on T-shirts, conference posters and some printed materials. This won ...

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You're looking at the first phase of our ongoing Web site redesign: a fresh look and improved navigation. We've also incorporated new blogs for www.ire.org and www.nicar.org to create an outlet for news updates, tips and tools, notes on investigative journalism and more. As you explore the new site, please keep in mind that we're still building and updating. When the move is finished, you'll notice that some pages still have the old site look. Some will be rebuilt as part of our ongoing upgrades, while others are considered part of the ... Read more ...