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Newsroom training options updated

October 29, 2010 | Comments Off on Newsroom training options updated

As newsrooms continue work on their 2011 budgets, it’s the perfect time to consider bringing IRE training to your staff. See a full list of IRE presentations and software hands-on training. Custom IRE training for your newsroom or university remains one of the best bargains in the industry, with immediate results: new tools, skills, websites and…

Apply now for the Philip Meyer Journalism Awards

October 13, 2010 | Comments Off on Apply now for the Philip Meyer Journalism Awards

Toxic air and school children. Deadly infections in hospitals. Dangerous care in nursing homes. Journalists tackled each of these issues last year with work that won the Philip Meyer Journalism Award.  The award recognizes stories that incorporate survey research, probabilities and other social science tools in creative ways that lead to journalism vital to the…

Check out these training sessions online

October 12, 2010 | Comments Off on Check out these training sessions online

There are new training videos are available on the IRE website, including free CAR training videos for IRE members. If you missed Tisha Thompson’s recent webinar that highlighted documents and data that will help you juice up your stories, it is available now. It’s only $5 for members ($10 for nonmembers). And IRE members have…

IRE announces new training fellowship for rural journalism

September 26, 2010 | Comments Off on IRE announces new training fellowship for rural journalism

A new fellowship is available for reporters from news organizations that serve a largely rural audience. It will help send such journalists to IRE’s computer-assisted reporting boot camps. The R-CAR Fellowship was created by IRE member Daniel Gilbert, to give rural reporters skills that will help them uncover stories that otherwise would not come to…

Two photojournalists shot, one killed in Juarez

September 17, 2010 | Comments Off on Two photojournalists shot, one killed in Juarez

Two photographers for the Mexican daily newspaper El Diario de Juarez were shot Thursday by unidentified gunmen outside the newspaper offices. Luis Carlos Santiago, a 21-year-old recently-hired photographer, was killed; and another photographer interning at the paper was injured. The assistant editorial director of El Diario, Pedro Torres Estrada has called the attack one against…

Census workshops scheduled this fall

September 8, 2010 | Comments Off on Census workshops scheduled this fall

IRE will present two regional workshops this fall to help you get ready for Census 2010 data and learn how to use annual census surveys to produce compelling enterprise stories. The full-day workshops will be held Oct. 16 in Washington, D.C (full details and registration here) and Nov. 13 in Cincinnati, Ohio (full details and registration…

Be a Better Business Watchdog

September 3, 2010 | Comments Off on Be a Better Business Watchdog

Polish your skills in computer-assisted reporting (CAR) and learn how to hold local businesses accountable with this free workshop in Atlanta, Oct. 11, co-presented by the Donald W. Reynolds National Center for Business Journalism and Investigative Reporters and Editors (IRE). Even if you’ve never touched an Excel spreadsheet before, you will leave this hands-on workshop with the skills you…

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