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Officials were able to use the county’s revitalization program for personal and political gain, neglected seized properties, and stripped homeowners of equity they had built up in their properties.
Officials were able to use the county’s revitalization program for personal and political gain, neglected seized properties, and stripped homeowners of equity they had built up in their properties.
The Investigative Project on Race and Equity’s recent training on Investigating History for Reparative Storytelling gave journalists practical tools for weaving historical context into their reporting and highlighted real-world case studies where reporters applied these methods. Here are just a few.
This article highlights several archival resources, from citywide portals to community collections, that can help journalists uncover systemic racism and add historical depth to their reporting.
A live training by The Intercept on how to secure your mobile devices against raids, seizure and surveillance / virtual / Feb. 3 (part 1)
Feet in 2 Worlds’ workshop is designed to help participants strengthen fundamental audio interviewing skills / virtual / Feb. 20 (part 1) and Feb. 23 (part 2)
Feet in 2 Worlds’ workshop is designed to help participants learn the basics of writing for audio stories and reporting / virtual / March 2
Investigative Reporters & Editors and NICAR annual data journalism conference / Indianapolis / March 5-7, 2026
The Chicago Headline Club’s annual public records conference / Chicago / March 21
Our dispassionate style of fact-based, data-driven reporting uncovers systemic racial and economic disparities.
We partner with Chicago media outlets to support major investigations on race and equity issues in the region and across Illinois.
Our investigative workshop series helps journalists develop investigative skills, while creating a pipeline of diverse and skilled reporters.
Our apprenticeship program gives aspiring investigative reporters hands-on experience coupled with a training series and mentorship.