One year on, and the war in #Sudan has since pushed 5 million people to the brink of famine, according to Al Jazeera English.

As the conflicts in Sudan, Ukraine, & Gaza rage on reporters can receive expert guidance within GIJN's Investigating War Crimes e-book: buff.ly/3T03nHF

📣 CFImedias Call for Applications – Voices in Exile - Support Program for Media & Journalists in Exile❗

🇫🇷 Are you a journalist or media in exile seeking support and guidance to continue your work in France?

Apply by April 28: buff.ly/3UdMifj

✨ Elizabeth Neuffer Fellowship ✨

International Women's Media Foundation is providing women and nonbinary journalists an opportunity to advance their reporting on human rights and social justice.

Apply by April 21: buff.ly/3vPJvQc

New sources based on satellite images can help investigative journalists pinpoint the location, date, and size of methane plumes – a major cause of global warming.

The latest tools are summarized in this tipsheet: buff.ly/3xzKggH

Eclipse mania, coastal earthquakes, global wildfires – the force of nature has been in the news, as has the force of human error, as evidenced by the destruction of a US bridge.

More in GIJN's top 10 data journalism column, curated by Ana Beatriz Assam: buff.ly/49BDR1V

While funding journalism might seem daunting, it presents an opportunity for new players and thematic funders to make a significant impact.

Robert Nemeth shares more about the vital intersection of journalism and philanthropy, and how it affects democracy: buff.ly/43RjBbj

In our upcoming GIJN Webinar, three senior investigative journalists will share tips and tools on how to investigate the Israel-Hamas Conflict, and techniques for digging into war atrocities.

Register now: buff.ly/3xypTR6

📣 Heads up, journalists & activists across East Africa!

Apply for this free course by Finance Uncovered, designed to help you understand how to use company financial statements to find & develop stories.

Available slots: 15.

Deadline: April 25.
Details ⬇️ buff.ly/3W9WNBV

The State of Data Journalism Survey 2023 results (European Journalism Centre) are out now!

Learn how the #datajournalism industry is faring when it comes to embracing AI, what type of stories data journalists publish, and more.

Download the full report here: buff.ly/4ab6Fj0

GIJN’s digital library catalogs >1,500 items on subjects as diverse as climate change, satellite imagery, organized crime, elections, & property records.

Discover how GIJN’s resources can be of help in today's #SKUP2024 session with Emilia Díaz-Struck: buff.ly/4cHJmig

Data about chemical incidents – some of which are chemical disasters – can be a key resource for environmental journalists to access when reporting.

Here, the Society of Environmental Journalists (SEJ) shares some new, important sources. buff.ly/3VLGLxU

Reporters Ilyssa Daly, Jerry Mitchell, Nate Rosenfield and Brian Howey share how they investigated extreme abuses of power at Mississippi sheriff’s offices and offer tips to help other journalists do similar work: buff.ly/3TOYgL3

Large amounts of asbestos residue were discovered in Turkey following the February 2023 earthquake. DW Türkçe reporters Pelin Ünker and Serdar Vardar spoke to health experts about the potential risks.

Here they explain how their team investigated: buff.ly/43UVjgG

Although methane dissipates far faster than carbon dioxide, methane is about 80x more damaging than CO2 within a 20-year time frame.

New sources have emerged that can help investigative journalists hold to account those responsible for emitting methane: buff.ly/3vTLmTQ

Interested in learning more about how to investigate corruption and money laundering?

Today's #SKUP2024 session at 3:30 PM CEST, featuring GIJN executive director Emilia Díaz-Struck and Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project's Miranda Patrucic, will provide tips, tools and insights: buff.ly/3PK6zqk

✅ Fast fact: According to European Journalism Centre's latest industry survey, the more experienced a data journalist is, the more likely they are to publish more investigative, data-led pieces.

Read more results here: buff.ly/4ab6Fj0

🎉 We are thrilled to share that GIJN has been awarded Honorable Mention in Editor & Publisher (E&P) Magazine's annual News Media's 10 to Watch program.

Read the digital version of the April edition here: buff.ly/3tI92Wq

In this piece, The New York Times journalist Hannah Dreier discusses her recent investigative series, the database of unaccompanied migrant children she created, and how other journalists might use it in their own reporting.

✏️ Denise-Marie Ordway for The Journalist's Resource: buff.ly/3vTOr6n

What are the opportunities and challenges that AI brings to investigative journalism?

Attend tomorrow's #SKUP2024 session, 'Best practice: AI in investigative journalism' featuring GIJN executive director, Emilia Díaz-Struck to find out: buff.ly/4ahSMzx