Art of Harvesting
Moving from Conversation to Collective Meaning Making
Sharing the harvests and practices of our collective meaning-making that help to make the results of shared experiences useful and sustainable.
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The Centre for Investigative Journalism advances education for, and public understanding of, investigative journalism, critical inquiry, and in-depth reporting and research.
CIJ is a non-profit organisation offering high-level professional training, resources and researc; to the community, journalists, students, non-governmental organisations and others interested in public integrity and the defence of the public interest.
The centre produces international summer schools, public fora presenting landmark investigations, technique, debates, speakers and screenings on critical issues — all designed to nourish the culture and professional standards of investigative journalism.
We are assembling a significant archive of investigative material. It can assist and defend investigations and provide research materials, advice and resources to NGOs, community activists, journalists and researchers. CIJ offers particular assistance to those working in difficult environments where freedom of speech and of the press is under threat and where reporting can be a dangerous occupation.
CIJ is a non-profit organisation offering high-level professional training, resources and researc; to the community, journalists, students, non-governmental organisations and others interested in public integrity and the defence of the public interest.
The centre produces international summer schools, public fora presenting landmark investigations, technique, debates, speakers and screenings on critical issues — all designed to nourish the culture and professional standards of investigative journalism.
We are assembling a significant archive of investigative material. It can assist and defend investigations and provide research materials, advice and resources to NGOs, community activists, journalists and researchers. CIJ offers particular assistance to those working in difficult environments where freedom of speech and of the press is under threat and where reporting can be a dangerous occupation.