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Missed the IRE 2026 Conference? You can still learn from it.
Caresse Jackman, National Consumer Investigative Reporter with Gray Television’s InvestigateTV, helped build IRE’s 2026 Conference video track, bringing together journalists and timely sessions on investigative and
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What happens when you have a great reporting idea—but not the connections to make it happen?
For Clavel Rangel, the Chauncey Bailey Fellowship changed that.
As a displaced Venezuelan journalist, Clavel came to the U.S. without a network. Through IRE, she found mentors,
Who’s shaping the future of investigative journalism? The leaders behind the work.
Join IRE’s Investigative Managers and Editors of Color Task Force for a conversation with Fernanda Santos, editorial director of The 19th*, on leadership, newsroom strategy and intersectional