The Centre for Investigative Journalism

The Centre for Investigative Journalism

@tcij.org

We provide world-class investigative training and promote investigative journalism worldwide. https://linktr.ee/cijournalismuk

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🧑‍🤝‍🧑 Can games help journalists and researchers expose wrongdoing and promote accountability? Watch this brilliant video by Ed Campbell (@edcmpbl.bsky.social) to learn how Investigative Simulations Lab uses game-based learning for impact. h/t: Centre for Investigative Journalism (@tcij.org).

Upgrade your investigative skills with our upcoming online courses. 🌏 Data-Driven Climate Investigations with Jonathan Stoneman and Leila Haddou. "It was challenging, & interactive. the trainers were great: [they] really pushed us as a group to try new things out in the session." - Feedback 2026.

🤖 Investigating the AI Industry with Anne Alexander. "The course addresses a vital and widely misunderstood issue of our time." - Feedback 2026. 💻 Investigating Data with R with Jonathan Stoneman "I really enjoyed this course and found I learned a lot." - Feedback 2025

Overreach - CIJ Logan Symposium Updates: Talk highlights 📆 30 October 2026 📍 The Barbican 🔦 Talks highlight: The Epstein Files We don’t know the full extent of the Jeffrey Epstein story because of U.S. government transparency: it was forced out, page by page, by investigative reporters.

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...to manage all the information and make connections between it, weaponising public records law, and then publishing under legal threat. They also ruminate on what the Epstein files and files like them reveal about official secrecy - and how to beat it.

Overreach - CIJ Logan Symposium Updates: Talk highlights 📆 30 October 2026 📍 The Barbican 🔦 Talks highlight: The Epstein Files We don’t know the full extent of the Jeffrey Epstein story because of U.S. government transparency: it was forced out, page by page, by investigative reporters.

Khadeeja Safdar's @wsj.com investigation (with Joe Palazzolo) uncovered the 2003 "birthday book" and exposed the government's handling of the Epstein files — Pulitzer-finalist work that helped trigger the release of more than three million Justice Department documents and drew a $10 billion...

...defamation lawsuit from President Trump. Jason Leopold & his team @bloomberg.com sued the FBI and DOJ for the files themselves, revealing the chaotic, million-dollar redaction effort behind the government's review. Together they discuss how the story was built: cultivating sources, using AI...

Impact is a buzzword in journalism these days. It is no longer enough to produce well-researched, well written investigations, the audience wants to know,but did it make any difference? Since we started our Open Climate Reporting Initiative #OCRI nearly 5 years ago, we set ourselves a tough... /1

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Impact is a buzzword in journalism these days. It is no longer enough to produce well-researched, well written investigations, the audience wants to know,but did it make any difference? Since we started our Open Climate Reporting Initiative #OCRI nearly 5 years ago, we set ourselves a tough... /1

...task to teach investigative skills with a specific focus on climate investigations. And we've been very successful! These featured stories from our OCRI graduates show how climate change impacts livelihoods, health, migration, nature, local communities and economies. They are receiving... /2

Have you heard about Overreach - CIJ Logan Symposium 2026 on 30 October? Our director James Harkin talks to The Reva & David Logan Foundation on what to expect, how it is different from other journalism events and why spending a day with us at the Beautiful Barbican Conservatory is worth it. /1

"I honestly believe that this year’s symposium will be the best I’ve ever seen and you will find it nowhere else in the world. Because we stay close to our original mission to speak beyond the echo chamber, we’re capable of getting the best journalists on earth as well as people you’ve never... /2

What exactly do we teach at our courses and conferences? And how do journalists use these skills? Hear from Elizabeth Salazar, who was one of the inaugural recipients of our Climate Investigations Training Scholarship and attended the 2025 #CIJSummer Conference in London. /1

She talks about her investigation into Chinese companies which export seaweed from Peru without licenses. Want to improve your climate investigative skills? Join us on Thursday to learn how to report on #COP31 holding this Nov. Free Webinar: tcij.org/initiative-e... Thu 1 Oct at 3pm UK time /End

tcij.orgFREE Webinar Series: Investigating the Climate Crisis with ResultsThurs Sept 10, Oct 1 & Nov 5, 2026  3pm-4:30pm (UK Time) This 3-series webinar brings to the fore specific areas needed for journalists and researchers to move from typical reporting of environm...
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They are joining as contributors, bringing their hands-on experience to demystify the governance framework of the CBD and practical investigative steps for journalists in preparation for the CBD #COP17 holding next month. Register - tcij.org/initiative-e... and join us by 3 pm (UK Time) tomorrow!

tcij.orgFREE Webinar Series: Investigating the Climate Crisis with ResultsThurs Sept 10, Oct 1 & Nov 5, 2026  3pm-4:30pm (UK Time) This 3-series webinar brings to the fore specific areas needed for journalists and researchers to move from typical reporting of environm...

We are counting down to the first in our Investigating the Climate Crisis with Results webinar series with Jessica Aldred from @pulitzercenter.org focusing on biodiversity and ocean reporting! 🗓️ Thursday, September 10 ⏲️ 3 pm - 4:30 pm (UK Time) One Register here: bit.ly/ClimateInves... /1

bit.lyFREE Webinar Series: Investigating the Climate Crisis with ResultsThurs Sept 10, Oct 1 & Nov 5, 2026  3pm-4:30pm (UK Time) This 3-series webinar brings to the fore specific areas needed for journalists and researchers to move from typical reporting of environm...

The session will: - provide an overview and background of the international governance framework of the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD), - highlight the importance of biodiversity and ocean reporting in the global climate change discourse, and /2

Yet to register for our upcoming Investigating the Climate Crisis with Results webinar series between September and November? Well, seats are filling out fast, and we are happy to introduce our speakers! One registration here tcij.org/initiative-e... signs you up for all three webinars. /1

tcij.orgFREE Webinar Series: Investigating the Climate Crisis with ResultsThurs Sept 10, Oct 1 & Nov 5, 2026  3pm-4:30pm (UK Time) This 3-series webinar brings to the fore specific areas needed for journalists and researchers to move from typical reporting of environm...

🗓️Thursday, November 5, is with Tais Gadea Lara, Climate Journalist and our own #OCRI Project Manager, Adeolu Adekola, covering methods to connect security, conflict & climate solutions. ⏲️ 3 pm - 4:30 pm (UK Time) for each session. /End

With just one registration, you get access to three FREE webinar sessions! We have opened registration for our 'Investigating the Climate Crisis with Results' webinar series, which we will be hosting with expert speakers drawn from across the world.

🗓️ Thurs Sept 10, Oct 1 & Nov 5, 2026 ⏲️ 3 pm - 4:30 pm (UK Time) Topics to be covered include biodiversity and ocean reporting, essential preparation for covering COP, and methods to connect security, conflict & climate solutions. To register, visit: tcij.org/initiative-e...

tcij.orgFREE Webinar Series: Investigating the Climate Crisis with ResultsThurs Sept 10, Oct 1 & Nov 5, 2026  3pm-4:30pm (UK Time) This 3-series webinar brings to the fore specific areas needed for journalists and researchers to move from typical reporting of environm...