EXPOSÉ: America's Investigative Reports . É-Tools

Investigative interviews can be part interrogation, part chess match and part theater.

Loosening Lips: Many reporters guard the tricks of their trade. Hear from one who's happy to spill the beans.

The Whistleblower's Tightrope: You're ready to blow the whistle, are you ready to pay the price?

The Human Connection: Following the "people trail."

Covering Worker Safety and Health

Covering Aviation Security

Advice for Young Journalists

When doing stories that include other countries

Using Data for Investigative Reporting

When doing stories that include the prison system

When covering the aftermath of natural disasters

When doing stories on government contracts

A collection of helpful organizations and investigative materials online.

Guide to Investigative Journalism: From Selecting a Story to Getting It Out There

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Blame Somebody Else
An Inside Job
Crisis Mismanagement
Nice Work If You Can Get It

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Funders for Exposé: America's Investigative Reports include: Anderson Family Charitable Fund, The Jacob Burns Foundation, The Betsy & Jesse Fink Foundation, Philip Harper, Park Foundation, Blanchette Hooker Rockefeller Fund, Bernard & Irene Schwartz, and Tracy & Eric Semler.