The first independent non-profit organisation, established in 1998, with the purpose of stimulating in-depth cross-border journalism in Europe.
Grants
European Cross-border Grants
With the European Cross-Border Grants, Journalismfund.eu supports professional journalists who have good ideas for cross-border investigation and for research on European affairs. The stories must be relevant for European target groups.
Money Trail offers working grants for African, Asian and European journalists to investigate cross-border illicit financial flows, tax abuse and corruption in Africa, Asia and Europe.
The Pascal Decroos Fund awards grants to distinctive journalistic projects. The grant gives experienced as well as young journalists the chance to execute their investigative ideas and by doing so, contribute to quality investigative journalism in Flanders.
BRUSSELS - If you're planning on applying for our Money Trail Grants or European Cross-border Grants it is very likely that you will need a teammate from a different country or continent.
In honour of World Press Freedom Day on 3 May, the fifth edition of Difference Day will take place in BOZAR, Brussels. Difference Day honours people and organisations that make a difference in protecting and promoting freedom of the press and freedom of expression.
BERLIN - Congratulations to our partner Investigate Europe who were just awarded the "Hans-Matthöfer-Preis" for their publication on BlackRock's investment. The prize recognises "new answers to the big economic and social challenges".
Investigative Journalism Summer School is a meeting place for professionals looking to upscale their skills, be inspired and refreshed. Over the course of three days, industry leaders will share their trade secrets, the newest tools that make investigations and international cooperation much more effective and powerful. This year parallel sessions will be added focusing on the needs of editors, newsroom and media managers.
The 11th Global Investigative Journalism Conference is scheduled for this September 26-29 in Hamburg, Germany, at two state-of-the-art venues: the Spiegel Publishing House and the HafenCity University Hamburg.
Data-SKUP is a big annual data journalism Conference in Norway. It's organised by SKUP, the Norwegian Foundation for investigative reporting, a GIJN member organisation. The programme is for all levels, from basic Excel to advanced skills like R and Python.
