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Revealed Rosemary Armao SUNY Maud Beelman AP Jennifer LaFleur CIR Susy Schultz Community Media Workshop What is investigative reporting Original findings that reveals something new ID: 630808

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Investigative Reporting Revealed

Rosemary

Armao

, SUNY

Maud

Beelman

, AP

Jennifer

LaFleur

, CIR

Susy Schultz,

Community Media

WorkshopSlide2

What is investigative reporting?

Original findings that reveals something newHolds wrongdoers accountable

Can effect change

Doesn’t necessarily have to be a series or take forever

It can be tedious and not glamorousSlide3
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A Project of CIRSlide16

Findings:

FEMA money after Colorado floods unequally distributed.

By analyzing FEMA’s list of households approved for grant money, we identified every neighborhood where at least 10 residents declared uninsured damage from flooding between Sept. 11 and Sept. 30.

Applicants in Weld County’s 80620 zip code received the most money per household in nearly all categories.

Fair or not, folks in that neighborhood received about 10 times more money for damaged personal items inside and around their homes than the next closest zip code.

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How should you begin?

Do a thorough literature search to see what others have doneDevelop a memo based on preliminary reporting

Stay organized (more on that later)

Figure out the best approach

Bring in others early on (photo, graphics, producers, etc…)Slide18
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TechsploitationSlide24
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Questions/Discussion

Rosemary Armao ~ @r2croakMaud Beelman ~ @maudbeelmanJennifer

LaFleur

~ @

j_la28

Susy

Schultz

~ @

Susys