"School of Journalistic Investigations"

As part of the School of Investigative Journalism, you: 🔎 Gain investigative skills using open sources - registries, databases, leak aggregators, libraries, archives, social networks, mapping services, etc. 🔎 Learn to obtain data from public registries, even if they are closed. 🔎 Learn to use telegram bots to search for leaks, personal data, and also learn how account deanonymization occurs and how it can be prevented. 🔎 Learn to identify simple and complex money laundering schemes. 🔎 You will learn how to effectively structure the collected data and formulate a research hypothesis, and how to create an easy-to-read post, text or video based on this. The training will be conducted by investigative journalist Andrei Soshnikov and anti-corruption expert Ilya Shumanov. 📆 March 30 - 31.📍 Betlemi, 23. You can apply here Deadline: February 20 inclusive.

23 Betlemi, Tbilisi

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At the end of March, our space will host a two-day training for journalists with experience in their own investigations, as well as researchers working in non-profit organizations.

Participation in the program is free. We will pay for accommodation, meals and transportation from Tbilisi and back for all training participants, and we will also be able to pay for tickets to Georgia for a limited number of participants from Russia. All details are in the application form.

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23 Betlemi, Tbilisi

Frame is an intellectual space for civil activists in Georgia

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