Datasets
Our datasets One specialty of the IRW is building and analyzing datasets that did not previously exist, and helping newsrooms use those datasets to produce journalism.
Contribute
Contribute We welcome your support. You can make a tax-deductible gift online or by sending a check to: Investigative Reporting WorkshopAmerican University School of Communication4400 Massachusetts Ave. NWWashington, D.C. 20016-8017Attention: Pamela Roberts IRW may accept corporate matching gifts, gifts of …
Collaborate
Collaborate The IRW is always looking for professional journalists and newsrooms with which to partner. Past and ongoing collaborations include The Washington Post, WAMU-FM, Reveal News, the New Yorker, ABC World News Tonight, Politico, the Philadelphia Inquirer, McClatchy newspapers, Mother …
Apply
Apply Academic year interns During the academic year, the IRW is staffed by undergraduate and graduate students from American University’s School of Communication who are paid by the hour for their work. IRW also offers a limited number of academic …
About
About IRW The Investigative Reporting Workshop is an innovative, journalistic training hospital and editorially independent, nonprofit newsroom based at American University in Washington, D.C. The IRW consists of undergraduate, graduate student journalists and early career journalists who work under the …
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