Conferences
Big 2013 Turnout for INN @ IRE Day in San Antonio
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The Investigative News Network created a thriving space for nonprofit-news connections and advancement at the Investigative Reporters and Editors annual conference.
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The Investigative News Network created a thriving space for nonprofit-news connections and advancement at the Investigative Reporters and Editors annual conference.
The Center for Investigative Reporting in Berkley, California hosted thirty journalists and featured speakers to share and discuss the best business practices for nonprofit news rooms.
INN’s Community Journalism Executive Training (CJET) is coming to Austin, TX, from September 10 to 12, 2014. CJET is an annual training conference that gathers journalism entrepreneurs for a crash course in news-industry leadership and the essentials of running a sustainable news and information business.
The 2011 IRE Conference in Orlando Florida included training, panels and networking opportunities for investigative journalists.
Five INN members took home awards from Online News Association's annual event. Awards were given for specific coverage, stories and organizational excellence.
INN members and other newsroom leaders who want to sharpen their branding and marketing positions and cultivate more major donors are invited to register for two special INN events in June:
A strong contingent of INN members participated in the recent Global Investigative Journalism Conference in Kiev, Ukraine, speaking on panels, marketing training opportunities, and meeting one on one and in groups with other participants. The global conference, the seventh of its kind, drew more than 500 journalists from 80 countries despite extensive visa problems for journalists from Africa and Latin America. The conference spanned five days, with the first day devoted to a trip to Chernobyl, the site of one the world's worst nuclear plant disasters. Among the INN members attending and speaking were Chuck Lewis of the Investigative Reporting Workshop; Mark Horvit of Investigative Reporters and Editors and the National Institute of Computer-Assisted Reporting; Joe Bergantino of the New England Center for Investigative Reporting; Bill Buzenberg of the Center for Public Integrity and many of his staff; Chase Davis of the Center for Investigative Reporting; Jennifer LaFleur of ProPublica; Sheila Coronel of the Stabile Center for Investigative Reporting; and Brant Houston of the Investigative News Network. Handouts and tip sheets from the conference will be posted the Global Investigative Journalism Network Web site, gijn.org, as they become available.
For the past three years, INN and IRE have worked together to create a program specifically tailored to the needs and issues facing nonprofit investigative newsrooms during the annual IRE conference. This year, on Thursday, June 20, 2013 in San Antonio, TX, we will offer a day filled with leaders in the field, workshops, and idea sharing designed to invigorate nonprofit news veterans and interested newbies alike.
INN and IRE partner to create a one day workshop at the IRE Conference for nonprofit news centers with topics including business practices, editorial collaboration, fundraising and audience engagement.
Investigative Reporters & Editors (IRE) and the Investigative News Network (INN) are partnering to host Best Practices for Nonprofit Newsrooms: A day of hands-on sharing and learning at the IRE Conference in Boston on June 14, 2012. This all-day program will focus on three areas that are vital to nonprofit investigative centers: collaboration, legal issues, and best practices in operations. All INN members are encouraged to attend. Additional conference details are available on IRE's website. The agenda for June 14 includes:
9:45 a.m. Welcome remarks Kevin Davis, INN CEO
10 a.m. Collaboration Workshop Evelyn Larrubia, INN Editorial Director
As collaborations between newsrooms flourish, how do you handle serious journalistic disagreements, such as how a story’s findings are described in the nutgraph?
Last week, Kevin Davis attended Storyology's four-day festival in Australia where he joined other journalists, writers and entrepreneurs to discuss innovation, collaborations, and encourage experimentation and bold ideas. We Storifyed a few tweets that capture INN's first appearance at Storyology.
A new leadership development cohort, serving senior leaders from INN members across the country, held its first meeting before INN Days 2019 in Houston, where group members participated in design thinking training and discussed common leadership challenges. Six people were chosen for the LEAD cohort after INN received feedback that people who were outside the group targeted by its Emerging Leadership Council could also be served by mentorship and training. Five of them were able to come together at the conference. “The group was formed because there were additional leaders further along in their careers that needed leadership and product development training when we announced the nomination for INN’s Emerging Leaders Council,” said INN’s Chief Knowledge Officer Fran Scarlett. All of the participants were nominated by their INN member organizations for their strength in nonprofit news leadership.
INN and IRE teamed up to create a program specifically tailored to the needs and issues facing nonprofit investigative newsrooms. Presentations from the day addressed topics including revenue, collaboration and innovation.
INN CEO Kevin Davis visited Colorado University in Boulder to participate in the 2011 Hearst Professional-in-Residence, presenting to classes and engaging students and faculty members.