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Investigations that revealed corruption leading to poor quality of a state’s nursing homes, peeled back the curtain on the dark side of banking worldwide, and exposed a broken system where law enforcement agencies fail to track criminal officers are among the winners of the 2020 Investigative Reporters and Editors Awards.
Read MoreDo you know an investigative journalist who has exhibited extraordinary courage in standing up against intimidation or efforts to suppress the truth about matters of public importance?
Read MoreThe 2021 IRE Conference will again be a virtual event, bringing together members for five days of training, conversations and networking online June 14-18.
Read MoreWelcome to the virtual #NICAR21 conference! If you’ve already registered, here’s what you need to know to access the conference.
Read MoreIRE is bringing our popular Master Classes online this year, making them available to all IRE members.
Read MoreThe New York Times’ groundbreaking coronavirus tracking project took first place in the 2020 Philip Meyer Journalism Awards. Other top awards go to investigations that uncovered how deeply race and income determine causes of death in Massachusetts and how qualified immunity impacts excessive force cases against police. “In this difficult year, journalists and news organizations…
Read MoreRegistration is open for IRE’s virtual NICAR21 data journalism conference, which runs March 3-5 and will feature hands-on data classes, panels and discussions, and opportunities to network with fellow data journalists.
Read MoreDenise Malan will serve as IRE interim executive director.
Read MoreFollow these tips to ensure the best experience on IRE’s new website.
Read MoreThe IRE office will be closed from Thursday, December 24, until Monday, January 4. If you need assistance during the break, please send an email to info@ire.org. Responses may be delayed during the office closure.
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