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from The Center for Investigative Reporting

Category: Impact

Measuring, analyzing and understanding the effects of media.

Reveal/CIR projects grab National Headliner Awards

by G.W. Schulz April 8, 2016April 14, 2016

The stories uncovered opiates being handed out “like candy” to veterans, the nation’s failure to connect the missing and unidentified dead, dangerous conditions for oil field workers in North Dakota, and a culture of secrecy and alleged sex abuse in the Jehovah’s Witnesses organization.

Two Reveal stories are finalists for the Scripps Howard Awards

by Amy Julia Harris March 8, 2016April 14, 2016

The stories exposed sexual violence in the janitorial industry and questionable care at brain injury rehab centers around the country.

Posted inImpact

How one investigation raised awareness of community health risks

by Lindsay Green-Barber February 3, 2016November 29, 2018

CIR identified a specific impact goal for the Dark Side of the Strawberry as an increase in awareness in the communities most affected by pesticide use. To achieve this, we needed a specialized plan for distribution and engagement.

Posted inImpact, Inside the Newsroom

How investigative reporting can lead to positive change

by Andrew Donohue December 9, 2015December 8, 2015

This past year has been an important – and wild – one for us at Reveal and The Center for Investigative Reporting. Here’s a rundown of some of the dust we’ve kicked up, the changes we’ve spurred and the conversations we’ve started in 2015.

Posted inImpact, Inside the Newsroom

How to maximize the success of your news interactive

by Lindsay Green-Barber December 1, 2015December 2, 2015

CIR looked more deeply into the impact of the news interactives we create and how we could calculate the costs and benefits of producing them.

Posted inImpact, Inside the Newsroom

What’s next for media impact? Lessons from Dissection

by Lindsay Green-Barber November 12, 2015November 13, 2015

For the past two years, CIR has convened some of the best minds media, philanthropy and research institutions to discuss how media organizations can effectively track and measure the impact of their work online and in the real world.

Posted inImpact, Inside the Newsroom

What we learned about Spanish and bilingual investigative reporting

by Lindsay Green-Barber November 6, 2015

During Investiguemos, our daylong event with Open Society Foundations, participants discussed the challenges of reaching Spanish-speaking and bilingual communities through innovative journalism.

Posted inImpact, Inside the Newsroom

Setting a course for impact analysis in 5 steps

by Lindsay Green-Barber April 27, 2015November 5, 2015

Over the years, The Center for Investigative Reporting has learned that there are as many ways to measure media impact as there are types of impact. So CIR has charted a five-step course to help you determine what impact means to your organization, and how it can be achieved.

Posted inImpact, Inside the Newsroom

Announcing CIR’s open-source Impact Tracker

by Lindsay Green-Barber April 23, 2015November 5, 2015

At The Center for Investigative Reporting, we systematically track real-world change associated with our work. And soon, you will be able to do so, too.

Posted inImpact, Inside the Newsroom

Bilingual community engagement: What we learned at Dissection G

by Lindsay Green-Barber March 11, 2015November 5, 2015

The Center for Investigative Reporting and several other organizations met in Miami this month to share learnings and challenges associated with producing content for bilingual audiences.

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