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Fighting for open records during the COVID-19 crisis

Panelists will discuss specific records to ask for to investigate coronavirus response at all levels of government, and resources to help push back against agencies that say they can’t fill requests during this crisis.

Type: Webinars

Cost: Free for members

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IRE Chat: Janine Zacharia on covering disinformation

Zacharia discusses the recommendations in her new report, written with Stanford colleague Andrew Grotto, on how journalists can report on disinformation and propaganda responsibly.

Type: Webinars

Cost: Free for members

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Investigating higher ed amid COVID-19

Student journalists can dig deep when covering their own campuses, especially in the wake of COVID-19. Learn how to investigate higher education with a focus on essential data and documents. Also, hear about higher ed stories that can be done in any newsroom.

Type: Webinars

Cost: Free for members

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Behind the story: Covering populations vulnerable to COVID-19

Amid all the story angles of COVID-19, those marginalized in our nation’s history likely could be so again — as data already shows them disproportionately affected by the virus. We’ll discuss covering communities of color, the elderly, immigrants and the undocumented, as well as those in prison and jail and others who work in those facilities.

Type: Webinars

Cost: Free for members

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So you manage a remote team now

With many journalists working from home, newsroom managers are having to adapt to new workflows while supervising remote teams. Learn some tips on handling the transition from folks who managed remote teams before the pandemic — and from folks like you who are learning as they go.

Type: Webinars

Cost: Free for members

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For students: How to best prepare for summer and beyond with or without an internship amid COVID-19

By now, students would be finalizing plans for a summer internship and looking forward to getting into their first newsroom. But due to COVID-19 concerns, students are instead seeing internship opportunities dry up altogether, or will have a very different experience likely having to work remote. Learn from experts on how to make the most out of this summer to keep you on the journalism career-bound track.

Type: Webinars

Cost: Free for members

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Behind the story: Government accountability

Learn how to hold public officials accountable from journalists who are doing it in their COVID-19 reporting. We’ll cover story strategies that show how past budget cuts are affecting reopening efforts in Pennsylvania, how published data from Georgia’s Department of Public Health is causing confusion and how you can use data compiled by The Washington Post to find public companies who have reported receiving money from the Paycheck Protection Program.

Type: Webinars

Cost: Free for members

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Behind the story: Tracking COVID-19 in nursing homes

As the coronavirus tears through nursing homes in North Carolina, state officials have refused to identify facilities with outbreaks. Reporters from six local news organizations teamed up to challenge this policy and investigate the situation. Hear from the reporting team about what made the collaboration work and pick up some tips on pursuing a similar investigation in your market.

Type: Webinars

Cost: Free for members

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IRE chat: Kat McGrory on how politics can influence COVID-19 data

For decades, Florida medical examiners have released a list of statewide deaths, including recent deaths attributed to the COVID-19 virus. After the Tampa Bay Times wrote a story pointing out that the medical examiners’ list was about 10 percent larger than the list touted by the state department of health, the public was blocked from seeing the medical examiners’ list — a longstanding public record. Listen to this interview to hear what happened next and pick up some tips on navigating the politics of this data in your market.

Type: Webinars

Cost: Free for members

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Sourcing during the time of COVID

When you can’t take the best sourcing advice (get out of the office, meet with people in person, etc), how do you find and cultivate sources? Join this webinar to learn unique and innovative ways to get ahold of sources and convince them to talk.

Type: Webinars

Cost: Free for members

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