The centre for investigative journalism (cij) advances education for, and public understanding of, investigative journalism, critical inquiry, and in-depth reporting and research.
how to read public accounts
Wednesday 13 October, 6-8pm. Room A130, City University London, first floor College Building, 280 St John’s Street, EC1V 4PB.
In this free talk, Sally Gainsbury will show you how to report accurately on public spending stories. She will explain the fundamentals of reporting public finance and how to avoid mistakes and spin.
The talk is free and open to anyone but places are limited, so if you would like to attend please reserve your place/s
autumn courses
web investigator
Two-day course 23 and 24 October, City University London.
Go to the booking form and follow instructions for payment.
understanding company accounts
Two, two-day courses, beginners 13-14 November, advanced 27-28 November held at FTI Consulting Offices, Holborn.
Go to the booking form and follow instructions for payment.
database journalism
Two-day course 5 and 6 November, City University London.
Go to the booking form and follow instructions for payment.
whistleblowers
Julian Assange, editor of Wikileaks, talks at the Centre for Investigative Journalism’s Summer School 2010. Wikileaks – disclosing injustice, corruption and murder, in the public interest.
And if you are considering blowing the whistle, there is a special guide for whistleblowers by Julian Assange that will help you keep your identity secret and with important tips to help you in other ways.
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