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We provide grants and other support directly to investigative journalists who commit their lives to uncovering, unraveling and documenting the stories that impact the world most. Many of the stories we support would not be told without the grants and assistance we provide. View an index of our grantees’ stories over the last 18 months and see highlights of recent stories below.

Grantees find that ‘conviction integrity units’ designed to find wrongful convictions in New York State are falling short of their promise

New York Focus and Columbia Journalism Investigations, with support from ...

Grantee finds that Georgia agency relied on controversial lab for drug tests in custody decisions; story prompts agency head to consider audit

Georgia’s child welfare agency, tasked with protecting children from mistreatment, ...

Grantee investigates 300 cyberattacks on U.S. schools and uncovers apparatus that keeps students and families in the dark

Schools have faced an onslaught of cyberattacks since the pandemic ...

Podcast examines major wine fraud case and sheds new light on 30-year-old murder

Blood Vines, an eight-episode narrative podcast series produced with support ...

Grantee traces Kentucky school’s mishandling of students; sexual harassment complaints against principal

Covington Independent Public Schools in Kenton County, Kentucky, was found ...

Grantee investigation reveals complex web of players pushing industrial development along Utah’s receding Great Salt Lake

Over the past two years, the Utah Inland Port Authority ...

Grantees document schools struggling to meet the mental health needs of migrant children in Chicago and New York

Thousands of families migrated from Venezuela and other countries to ...

Grantee uncovers web of abuse; women say Utah police and courts have failed to stop an alleged serial abuser

The Utah Investigative Journalism Project found an array of allegations ...

Mental Health Charity Mind displays a banner pleading for conversion therapy to be banned on 29 June 2024. Photo: Imageplotter/Alamy

Grantee tracks U.S. and European groups trying to export gay “conversion therapy” movement to Africa

So-called “conversion therapy” that purports to convert gay people to ...

Deputies at Idaho’s Canyon County Jail violated policies that could have saved lives, grantee reveals

Three suicides in eight months at an Idaho jail exposed ...

Grantees uncover how a public university courted the gas industry despite climate impacts

With the Fund’s support, Sara Sneath was working on a ...

Grantee uncovers how North America’s leading brownfield redeveloper makes millions by not redeveloping brownfields

The Commercial Development Company (CDC), which calls itself “North America’s ...

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