Reveal from The Center for Investigative Reporting has received a 2017 Philip Meyer Journalism Award, which honors the best journalism using social research and data journalism methods.
Inside the Newsroom
News and announcements from the newsroom
What we learned blending animation and investigative reporting
In our latest Animated Investigations class at the California College of the Arts, we challenged students to identify and research topics of importance to the San Francisco Bay Area and use the information they uncovered as the basis for their final projects.
CIR will host a new photo fellow
We’re honored to participate in a new fellowship created and funded by CatchLight, an organization dedicated to supporting photography and visual storytelling to drive social change.
Disfellowshipped: A virtual reality experience
We’re using virtual reality to put you in an investigative reporter’s shoes.
Real engagement in virtual reality
How the crazy idea of a VR pop-up shop in Berlin became reality.
Shockwaves from Trump’s election will reinvigorate our journalism
In the wake of Donald Trump’s election, Reveal’s mission of uncovering wrongdoing and injustices, and focusing our efforts on those stories with the greatest potential to drive change, has never seemed more relevant.
No, CIR is not part of a GoFundMe campaign
CIR does not and would not conduct any investigation in a partisan manner.
CIR’s Impact Tracker: How to use it and why you need it
An innovative tool to track your impact.
Introducing Reveal Labs, a new engine for local investigative reporting
With our partners at the Google News Lab, CIR is proud to announce the next chapter in our mission to fuel local investigative reporting and community engagement: Reveal Labs.
How an art student helped enhance our investigations
Here’s what we and art student Neha Dharkar learned in CIR’s first animation summer internship.