Found 1 job The Bureau of Investigative Journalism, Assistant Production Editor (London / Homeworking) London preferred, although the position will be based from home for the rest of the year Up to £36k pro rata The Bureau Local is a team within The Bureau of Investigative Journalism, a not-for-profit organisation that holds power to account through in-depth, fact-based reporting. The UK's largest independent investigative journalism organisation is looking for a high-calibre reporter to dig into the use of algorithms and big data.
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The Bureau is committed to being an equal opportunity employer. The Bureau of Investigative Journalism Location: United Kingdom Salary: £44,000 Recruiter: The Bureau of Investigative Journalism Other job adverts from this recruiter Posted: 29 July 2020; Closing date: 16 August 2020; The job.
Phone: +44 203 8927490. We welcome tip-offs from the public and we always protect our sourcesShining a light on the US's murky military campaigns, aiming to increase accountability and highlight the impact on civiliansHow industrial food is devastating the planet and driving climate changeA cross-border collaborative series of investigations into the coronavirus pandemic and the treatment of Covid-19Subscribe to the Bureau newsletter, and hear when our next story breaks. This is a senior role in the organisation and requires project management and ambitious work. The Bureau and Bellingcat spent two months uncovering mounds of evidence from a list of 21 strikes believed to have killed civilians This is a maternity cover position and will join our Decision Machines project investigating how governments are using big data, and in particular how such programmes can impact human rights and privacy. The UK's largest independent investigative journalism organisation is looking for a high-calibre reporter to dig into the use of algorithms and big data. Investigative journalism is vital for democracy.
Email: [email protected] This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License. The Bureau of Investigative Journalism Other job adverts from this recruiter Posted: 30 July 2020; Closing date: 24 August 2020; The job. We are looking for a high-calibre reporter to join our Decision Machines project investigating how governments are using big data, and in particular how such programmes can impact human rights and privacy. The Bureau Local is a team within The Bureau of Investigative Journalism, a not-for-profit organisation that holds power to account through in-depth, fact-based reporting. View Project. The Bureau Local reports on inequality and the communities, institutions and services under pressure in the UK – those harmed, ignored and under-represented. The ideal candidate will have reported widely on the technology industry and the use of technology in government for at least three years. You can read more about our latest project, Change the Story, here, and see our latest stories here. We’re looking for someone with an eye for under-reported stories or ideas for innovative investigations, but also someone with the drive to develop and realise these projects through collaborative reporting. Donate to the Bureau. The Bureau is looking to hire an operations and admin assistant to provide administrative support for HR functions, accounts and support the smooth running of the Bureau office. The Bureau of Investigative Journalism is an independent not-for-profit organisation.
Bureau Local is looking for a talented and passionate reporter to join on a health inequalities beat. This is a part-time role, working 24 hours a week. Bureau Local is looking for a motivated and empathetic community organiser who will be embedded in our editorial teams and work across our three reporting strands (jobs and home, local services and health). The Bureau co-publishes its stories with major media outlets around the world so they reach as many people as possible. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License. Eating the Earth. The Bureau of Investigative Journalism PO Box 76421 London EC2P 2SH.
