We are proud to announce that environmental journalist Mariana Recamier has been selected as a finalist in the Audio & Podcast category of Mexico’s prestigious National Science Journalism Award for her special report that aired on our radio program En Común.
Salvador Rizzo joins InquireFirst Board of Directors InquireFirst is pleased to announce that Salvador Rizzo, crime and justice reporter for The Washington Post, has joined our Board of Directors. Salvador reports on complex racketeering trials, financial fraud and espionage, international terrorism cases and major crimes in the Washington metro area. He previously was a reporter … Read more
Photos by Lalo de Almeida/Folhapress National Geographic Brazil publishes Historias Sin Fronteras environmental investigation National Geographic Brazil has published our cross-border environmental investigation on Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro’s plans to build an international highway that will cut through the most biodiverse region in the Amazon and divide the territories of 10 indigenous communities in Peru … Read more
Historias Sin Fronteras project is shortlisted for award for Outstanding Investigative Reporting We are thrilled to announce that “Transgender in Latin America,” a cross-border science journalism project reported and written by Latin American science writers Valeria Román, Debbie Ponchner, Margaret López and Carmina de la Luz Ramírez has been shortlisted by the Fetisov Journalism Awards … Read more
Tune in to our new radio program on science, health & the environment reported by indigenous journalists for Mexico’s indigenous communities We’re thrilled to announce the launch of En Común: conocimiento en voz viva, our new radio program on science, health and environment for Mexico’s indigenous communities. During our first season of En Común, we … Read more
InquireFirst launches science podcast for Mexico’s rural communities Mexico’s indigenous people form a multicultural mosaic of diverse ethnic identities, ancestral knowledge and cultural values, but their communities and their unique stories have been overlooked by traditional media organizations and particularly by science, health and environment reporters. As a result, Mexico’s indigenous people – an estimated … Read more
ONE JOURNALIST CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE1000 JOURNALISTS CAN RESHAPE THE FUTURE Your contribution will provide reporting grants and professional training for Latin American journalists who are covering Covid-19 and the climate change and environmental issues that are devastating their region.You are also supporting investigative journalists as they probe sensitive issues that affect the stability of … Read more