The Swiss investigative network is an independent organisation promoting the exchange of contacts and competences between the Swiss investigative reporters and their foreign colleagues. The purpose of this non-lucrative network is to facilitate access to datas and resources and promote methods of best practices in investigative reporting.
All journalists holding a press card, free lance or employed in the media, are invited to register on our directory, if they think they are holding a useful competence on one or several given topics.
More information about the network
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Geneva 2010 is online!
The 2010 Conference has a new website
More here
First editorial meeting to prepare 2010
All are welcome on the 28th May
More here
Geneva 2010, a road map
The organising comitee has been set up, an editorial group will be called and potential partners are on their way to consolidate their promises.
More here
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The European Fund is opening its grant for candidates to submit a good investigative project. Hurry up
www.efij.eu
Watch the best moments of the Lillehammer 2008 Global investigative Conference. It's the first time one or our conference is on Web TV. Congrat's to the Norwegians!
More resources
www.gijc2008.no
From now, and for about a year, most of the Swissinvestigation activity will be devoted to the organisation of the Global Investigative Journalism Conference, Geneva 22-25th April 2010. Go to the Conference online!
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By joining our Swiss network, you allow members of the international network to know your competences and your work. You just have to hold a professional card - preferably Swiss - and to have dealt with any topic in your media, on which you think you have a useful competence.
Registration is free.
Registration is free.
