Participation in this event is restricted to grantees of the Investigation Support Scheme (second cohort) and Publication Support Scheme in 2020/21.
Time: 14:30-16:00 CET
When reporters say they are finding loose ends or trouble in documenting specific points, there is often an underlying issue of focus. Losing focus can lead to overreach as well as dispersion and loss of impact, as secondary themes suck up time and primary themes remain incomplete. Our goal for today is to see what matters and what can be put aside for another future story.
Speakers
Mark Lee Hunter is a founding member of The Global Investigative Journalism Network, and the principal author of Story-Based Inquiry: A Manual for Investigative Journalists (UNESCO 2009). He has trained thousands of journalists to manage and write investigations.
Luuk Sengers is an independent environmental journalist and teacher in investigative methods, data journalism and interviewing techniques. He has trained thousands of journalists and researchers on five continents. Together with Mark Lee Hunter, he developed the Story-Based Inquiry method for investigative journalists, which is widely acclaimed as a benchmark for education in the profession.
This webinar is part of the coaching and training support that the IJ4EU fund provides to grantees to boost their skills and ensure the success of individual projects.