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***UPDATE***
The Panama Papers has been awarded the Pulitzer Prize for Explanatory Reporting! ICIJ is honored and proud to share this prestigious prize with all our partners - it's a huge win for the team and also a major recognition of the success of collaborative journalism. We couldn't be more excited!
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One year ago, the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists (ICIJ) launched the biggest investigation in journalism history: the Panama Papers. ICIJ and more than 100 media partners published hundreds of stories revealing the offshore financial secrets of many of the world's richest and most powerful people. The investigation sparked protests, resignations, arrests and fierce debate around the world. And that was just the beginning.
Over the past year we’ve worked with more than 500 journalists to continue the investigation and help bring transparency to a secretive world. ICIJ’s staff have flown tens of thousands of miles to train reporters, to address parliamentary inquiries and to continue exposing the shadowy industry of offshore finance.
To cap it all off, in early 2017 ICIJ took the momentous step to spin off from the Center for Public Integrity and become a fully-independent organization with the ambitious goal of producing the world’s best cross-border journalism.
Needless to say, it has been a huge year for ICIJ!
And now we’re asking for your help to keep the momentum going. At a time when autocrats, demagogues, criminals and other shady characters are seeking to enrich themselves at the expense of society, it is more important than ever that journalists can remain the world’s eyes and ears, and root out corruption and wrongdoing.
We’re aiming to raise $50,000 (or more!) over the coming weeks to contribute towards our next big investigation.
So please, pledge your support for ICIJ and help us in our mission to expose wrongdoing and to hold the world’s most powerful people to account.
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While ICIJ seeks our own 501(c)(3) nonprofit status in the U.S. we are currently accepting donations through the Worldwide Investigative Reporting Enterprise, a project under our fiscal sponsor, the Institute for Nonprofit News . All donations will go to supporting ICIJ.
About Marina Walker Guevara
Marina is ICIJ's deputy director. Based in Washington, D.C., Marina helped coordinate the Panama Papers investigation, and has been involved in every ICIJ project for the past 12 years. Read her full profile
The Panama Papers has been awarded the Pulitzer Prize for Explanatory Reporting! ICIJ is honored and proud to share this prestigious prize with all our partners - it's a huge win for the team and also a major recognition of the success of collaborative journalism. We couldn't be more excited!
--
One year ago, the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists (ICIJ) launched the biggest investigation in journalism history: the Panama Papers. ICIJ and more than 100 media partners published hundreds of stories revealing the offshore financial secrets of many of the world's richest and most powerful people. The investigation sparked protests, resignations, arrests and fierce debate around the world. And that was just the beginning.
Over the past year we’ve worked with more than 500 journalists to continue the investigation and help bring transparency to a secretive world. ICIJ’s staff have flown tens of thousands of miles to train reporters, to address parliamentary inquiries and to continue exposing the shadowy industry of offshore finance.
To cap it all off, in early 2017 ICIJ took the momentous step to spin off from the Center for Public Integrity and become a fully-independent organization with the ambitious goal of producing the world’s best cross-border journalism.
Needless to say, it has been a huge year for ICIJ!
And now we’re asking for your help to keep the momentum going. At a time when autocrats, demagogues, criminals and other shady characters are seeking to enrich themselves at the expense of society, it is more important than ever that journalists can remain the world’s eyes and ears, and root out corruption and wrongdoing.
We’re aiming to raise $50,000 (or more!) over the coming weeks to contribute towards our next big investigation.
So please, pledge your support for ICIJ and help us in our mission to expose wrongdoing and to hold the world’s most powerful people to account.
--
While ICIJ seeks our own 501(c)(3) nonprofit status in the U.S. we are currently accepting donations through the Worldwide Investigative Reporting Enterprise, a project under our fiscal sponsor, the Institute for Nonprofit News . All donations will go to supporting ICIJ.
About Marina Walker Guevara
Marina is ICIJ's deputy director. Based in Washington, D.C., Marina helped coordinate the Panama Papers investigation, and has been involved in every ICIJ project for the past 12 years. Read her full profile
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Marina Walker
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Washington D.C., DC
Institute for Nonprofit News (WIRE)
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