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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

Heat Is Killing Workers in the U.S. — and There Are No Federal Rules to Protect Them

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 public health becomes the public enemy

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

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

Nearly 60 years after the city of Long Beach purchased ...

Diplomatic Domestic Workers Trapped in Limbo

FIJ Grantee, Noy Thrupkaew, investigated the stories of dozens of ...

Texas Workers Are Dying In The Summer Heat, And Companies Aren’t Being Held Accountable

The number of workers who have died of heat illness ...

Searching for Answers After a St. Louis Jailhouse Beating

“Criminal Behavior” began as an investigation into security camera footage ...

Greenland’s melting glacier could seal the low-country’s fate

Charleston, South Carolina is more than 3,000 miles away from ...