Agência Pública is a Brazilian nonprofit newsroom founded in 2011 by women reporters. It publishes in-depth investigative reports in Portuguese, English and Spanish under a Creative Commons license and investigates public administration, corporate practices, the judiciary and violence against vulnerable communities.
openDemocracy is an independent international media organisation headquartered in London, producing investigative and movement-focused journalism in English and Spanish on gender, geopolitics, migration, technology and rights. It publishes news, analysis and podcasts, reaching activists, policymakers, academics and civic leaders through its digital platforms and newsletters.
The International Consortium of Investigative Journalists is a global network of more than 290 investigative journalists in 105 countries who collaborate on in-depth investigative stories. The non-profit organization directs cross-border reporting initiatives that uncover corruption, abuses of power and harms inflicted on vulnerable people.
CORRECTIV is a non-profit independent newsroom that conducts investigative journalism. It reports on abuses and disinformation, cooperates with German and international media, and provides media education. Its content is available free of charge, and it publishes some investigations in English alongside its German website.
Good News Network is a website that publishes positive news stories from around the world, along with sections on health, science, animals and other topics. It also offers an app, a book, a podcast and an email newsletter.
Lighthouse Reports is a non-profit based in the Netherlands that leads complex transnational investigations. It blends traditional investigative journalism methods such as freedom of information requests with emerging techniques like open source investigation and data science, and works with media partners to publish public interest journalism.
The AmaBhungane Centre for Investigative Journalism produces investigative stories that expose wrongdoing. It also advocates for information rights and media freedoms and provides training, editorial collaborations and organisational support to fellow media practitioners. A newsletter takes readers behind the headlines of its investigations.
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openDemocracy is an independent international media organisation headquartered in London, producing investigative and movement-focused journalism in English and Spanish on gender, geopolitics, migration, technology and rights. It publishes news, analysis and podcasts, reaching activists, policymakers, academics and civic leaders through its digital platforms and newsletters.
The International Consortium of Investigative Journalists is a global network of more than 290 investigative journalists in 105 countries who collaborate on in-depth investigative stories. The non-profit organization directs cross-border reporting initiatives that uncover corruption, abuses of power and harms inflicted on vulnerable people.
CORRECTIV is a non-profit independent newsroom that conducts investigative journalism. It reports on abuses and disinformation, cooperates with German and international media, and provides media education. Its content is available free of charge, and it publishes some investigations in English alongside its German website.
Good News Network is a website that publishes positive news stories from around the world, along with sections on health, science, animals and other topics. It also offers an app, a book, a podcast and an email newsletter.
Lighthouse Reports is a non-profit based in the Netherlands that leads complex transnational investigations. It blends traditional investigative journalism methods such as freedom of information requests with emerging techniques like open source investigation and data science, and works with media partners to publish public interest journalism.
The AmaBhungane Centre for Investigative Journalism produces investigative stories that expose wrongdoing. It also advocates for information rights and media freedoms and provides training, editorial collaborations and organisational support to fellow media practitioners. A newsletter takes readers behind the headlines of its investigations.
