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Virtual
Panel: Uncovering
corruption: The role of investigative journalism
in combatting environmental crime and prompting
accountability |
Investigative journalists
are often the first to uncover corruption in
locations with limited enforcement or low rule
of law. This is particularly true in
environmental sectors that tend to be low
priorities for law enforcement and governments.
These professionals also bring skills and
relationships to bear that can shed light on
corruption in natural resource management (NRM).
Join us for a TNRC Virtual Panel
to discuss how investigative journalists
approach investigations in environmental sectors
to uncover corruption, and how NRM practitioners
and journalists can cooperate, inform and learn
from each other, particularly in settings where
corruption makes it less desirable to report to
government. Experts will share their stores,
experience, and best practices for being
effective in spite of corrupt
environments. Click here for full
speaker bios and more information
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March
11, 2021 9am
- 10:30am Washington,
DC 2pm - 3:30pm Cambridge,
UK 5pm - 6:30pm Nairobi,
Kenya 9pm - 10:30pm Bangkok,
Thailand |
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Andrea
Crosta,
Executive Director and Board Member,
Earth
League International
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Giannina
Segnini, Director
of the Master of Science Data Journalism
Program, Columbia
University Journalism
School
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Khadija
Sharife, Senior
Editor, Africa, OCCRP
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Dr.
Louise Shelley,
Director, Terrorism,
Transnational Crime and Corruption
Center, and
Professor, Schar
School of Policy and
Government, George
Mason University (Moderator)
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Interested
in learning more about the Targeting Natural
Resource Corruption project? Visit
tnrcproject.org
or join
our mailing list.
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content is made possible by the generous support
of the American people through the United States
Agency for International Development (USAID). The
content is the responsibility of the Targeting
Natural Resource Corruption project and does not
necessarily reflect the views of USAID, the United
States Government, or individual TNRC consortium
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