Cross-Border Investigative Reporting workshop

2 March 2017

Cross-Border Investigative Reporting workshop

The Global Reporting Centre will co-host a workshop in Vancouver for investigative reporters from across the continent, to discuss cross-border reporting and explore ways of developing international collaborations.

The current political climate has made cross-border reporting in North America especially challenging. On May 20-21, the GRC, along with Veritas, will co-host a workshop in Vancouver for investigative reporters from across the continent, to discuss cross-border reporting and explore ways of developing international collaborations.

These sessions are designed for reporters, editors, and producers from small, midsize and large publications, TV, radio stations, Web-only news sites and news blogs. Freelancers, students and journalism educators are also encouraged to attend.

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