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Workshops
Register now for our monthly hands-on workshops to grow your reporting skillset with the latest techniques and tools for investigative research.
Reporting the Rainbow
Covering and Serving the Queer Community
Friday, Jan. 23, 1 to 2 p.m. ET
This workshop offers an exploration of how to turn LGBTQ+ data into reporting that is accurate, thoughtful and community-informed. Building on December’s training about finding data on LGBTQ+ communities, this session focuses on the next essential step using that information with care, nuance and cultural humility.
(Enroll by Friday, Jan. 23, 10 a.m ET)
Office Hours:
A space for investigators to learn and connect
Office Hours is an open, supportive space where journalists can ask questions about investigative research and get expert insights.
We host Office Hours immediately after our workshop sessions and one Wednesday a month, free of charge, and open to all. Whether you’re looking for guidance on a specific investigation or just want to listen and learn from others, you’re welcome here.
Drop in and join the conversation!
Do I need to complete this form if I am registered for the workshop?
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No - If you're already registered for workshop on the date you'd like to attend Office Hours, you do not need to complete this additional form.
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Yes - If you would like to attend Office Hours on a date(s) you are not registered for workshop, please complete this form.
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