2021 NICAR Conference
The 2020 NICAR Conference will take place online March 3-5 from noon to 4 pm ET. Registration is $175 for professionals and $50 for students. A current IRE membership is required.
$50 – $175
March 3
The 2020 NICAR Conference will take place online March 3-5 from noon to 4 pm ET. Registration is $175 for professionals and $50 for students. A current IRE membership is required.
VIEW EVENTMarch 17 @ 12:00 PM
Current IRE membership required | March 17 from noon to 4 pm (ET) | Tickets cost $35
This half-day workshop will cover the essentials for becoming a public records power sleuth – the key elements for mastering the art of access. The workshop will include breaks.
VIEW EVENTMarch 29
**This event is sold out. Watch for more bootcamps in the future. To add your name to the waiting list, email logistics@ire.org.**
IRE’s Data Journalism Bootcamp provides a broad foundation in data skills for anyone with beginner to intermediate skills. We’ll start with basic spreadsheets and build into SQL, which can help you analyze millions of records.
VIEW EVENTMay 17
Current IRE membership required | May 17-21 | Tickets cost $800
In these four-and-a-half day bootcamps, educators will receive hands-on training on spreadsheets, the same skills taught at IRE’s popular Data Journalism Bootcamps, with a focus on learning how to teach these tools in a college setting.
VIEW EVENT
The 2020 NICAR Conference will take place online March 3-5 from noon to 4 pm ET. Registration is $175 for professionals and $50 for students. A current IRE membership is required.
Current IRE membership required | March 17 from noon to 4 pm (ET) | Tickets cost $35
This half-day workshop will cover the essentials for becoming a public records power sleuth – the key elements for mastering the art of access. The workshop will include breaks.
**This event is sold out. Watch for more bootcamps in the future. To add your name to the waiting list, email logistics@ire.org.**
IRE’s Data Journalism Bootcamp provides a broad foundation in data skills for anyone with beginner to intermediate skills. We’ll start with basic spreadsheets and build into SQL, which can help you analyze millions of records.
