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Tom Sanderson

Tom Sanderson is the Deputy Director of the Centre for Investigative Journalism.

He joined the CIJ in 2014 as Training Coordinator and now oversees all aspects of the CIJ’s training provision and leads on the development of funded projects and initiatives. His recent projects have focused on supporting new models of community and non-profit journalism with investigative training.

Initiative Event
10 September 2026

FREE Webinar Series: Investigating the Climate Crisis with Results

Thurs 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 environmental and climate events to investigations that drive impact.
Scheduled Training
19 November 2026

Digital Tools for Investigation

Digital Tools for Investigation is a two-hour workshop covering a wide range of digital tools and methodologies that can be used for investigations.

Past courses

Summer Conference Event
 — Class
25 June 2026

OSINT: Building Investigations with Open-Source Intelligence

This is a short course for those new to open-source intelligence. The workshop will look at how open-source techniques can be used to enhance your online research, verification skills and uncover connections between a range of different investigative targets, from people and companies, to organisations, marine and air freight and infrastructure.
Regional Conference Event
 — Workshop
7 November 2025

Digital Tools for Journalism

Whether you’re conducting public-interest research for your journalism or advocacy, trying to verify a claim you’ve read or heard, or investigating reports of an incident many miles away, there are many tools, techniques, and online platforms that will help make your research and fact-checking quicker, simpler and more effective.
Regional Conference Event
 — Class
25 March 2022

Digital Tools for Journalism

Whether you’re conducting public-interest research for your journalism or advocacy, trying to verify a claim you’ve read or heard, or looking into a company before trusting them with your money, business or personal data, there are many tools, techniques, and online platforms that will help make your research and fact-checking quicker, simpler and more effective.
Deputy Director at The Centre for Investigative Journalism
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