This sort of photojournalism is critical to the work we do at Wisconsin Watch, but it’s expensive to produce. Without the investment in equipment, software, travel, and training, Wisconsin Watch couldn’t provide such in-depth, intimate glimpses into our subjects’ lives.
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The Wisconsin Center for Investigative Journalism is participating in NewsMatch 2020, a national campaign to encourage grassroots support of the nonprofit news sector.
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Collaboration is the cornerstone of public journalism
Collaboration is the cornerstone of public journalism.
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Help the Wisconsin Center for Investigative Journalism train tomorrow’s reporters — today!
Training the next generation of investigative journalists is core to our mission at the Wisconsin Center for Investigative Journalism.
We work closely with students in classroom settings, internships, fellowships and freelance assignments to produce stories of importance to residents of Wisconsin.
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Investigative reporting is resource intensive work. Help support it today!
Investigative reporting requires tens of thousands of hours and dollars. Its societal benefit may be incalculable, but the cost of getting it done is not.
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Investigative reporting shouldn’t be a secret
If the public doesn’t understand how journalists work, that’s an existential problem — not just for the news industry, but for a democracy that requires trusted watchdogs to properly function.
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It’s up to you on #GivingTuesday: Support fearless journalism
Will you support our work by making a donation to Wisconsin Watch today, in honor of #GivingNewsDay?
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Make a gift to Wisconsin Watch today and your donation will be doubled
For the fourth consecutive year, NewsMatch has selected the Center to participate in its national campaign to encourage grassroots support of the nonprofit news sector.
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These people supported fearless investigative reporting — and helped to set a record
We asked for your help. You delivered — in record fashion! For the third straight year, donors provided gifts that qualified the Wisconsin Center for Investigative Journalism for full funding in the national NewsMatch campaign for nonprofit newsrooms.
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‘I’ll always be grateful’: Support the next generation of investigative journalists
A windowless office in Vilas Hall is known to journalists across the country as the “Northern Bureau.” It’s where I and other University of Wisconsin-Madison journalism students learned an important lesson about working as an investigative journalist: It’s not as glamorous as it sounds.
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Whether wielding pens or cameras, we stand for integrity, transparency and ethics in news gathering
At the Wisconsin Center for Investigative Journalism, truth is our ultimate goal. We are transparent with our subjects and readers, we rigorously fact-check all our information and we share our work with news media across the nation. We feel tremendous pressure to get every detail right.
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The secret of WCIJ’s success: We work with students, other news media
With just four full-time, permanent staff and the help of our talented interns and assistants, the Wisconsin Center for Investigative Journalism produces news that reaches millions of people each year. But we don’t do it alone.
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Help us reveal problems and explore solutions to Wisconsin’s biggest issues
In our 10 years of operation, the Wisconsin Center for Investigative Journalism has brought you news that you will not find anywhere else.