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Fund for Investigative Journalism Announces New Grants to 20 Projects in 14 States

Grantee Q&A: Brian Edwards, on Columbia Journalism’s work with NPR about Heat Deaths

Long Beach’s history of failure in managing the Queen Mary

Diplomatic Domestic Workers Trapped in Limbo

FIJ NEWS

Fund for Investigative Journalism Receives Funding from FairWarning to Support Reporting on Critical Issues

WASHINGTON, DC, September 15, 2021 – The Fund for Investigative ...

New: Past Grantees Provide Peer Mentorship in Applications Process

Pilot program for Sept. 13 grant deadline prioritizes first-time applicants ...

Fund for Investigative Journalism Announces New Grants to 16 Projects

Grants and other support will help reporters produce groundbreaking coverage ...

IMPACT

Grantee’s Report Helps Spark New Law Bringing Transparency to D.C. Charter Schools

New Legislation Follows Diversity Fellow Romina Ruiz-Goiriena’s Report on Immigration Corruption

Grantee’s Investigation Spurs Action to Remove Lead in Atlanta

Statewide Efforts by Journalists Results in Police Probes, Thousands of Misconduct Cases Made Public

GRANTEES' STORIES

When Abusers Keep Their Guns

Reveal exposes how a lack of enforcement mechanisms and patchwork ...

Eternal Harvest: The Legacy of American Bombs in Laos

Half a century ago, the United States carried out history’s ...

Locked Up and Left to Die in Texas

As part of a months-long investigation, “Locked Up and Left ...

One Indigenous village’s fight to keep their community intact hinges on the political will of those in power

Over the course of five years, Grantees Andrew Burton and ...

California Failed to Consistently Track Ride-Hailing Assault and Harassment Complaints

For years the California agency that regulates Uber and Lyft ...

When public health becomes the public enemy

Over the course of the pandemic, hundreds of public health ...