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Wednesday, June 2 • 11:00 - 12:15
One, two, three, coordinate: How to manage ad hoc cross-border teams like a pro?

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Do you really need a coordinator if you work in a small cross-border team? Can you both participate in an investigation as a reporter and coordinate it? How can you keep track of a team of 60 journalists from 25 countries and keep them (and yourself) sane? And what are the dos and don’ts to keep in mind when coordinating an investigation for the first time?
In this session, led by journalists Hazel Sheffield (coordinator of 'Money to Burn'), Audrey Travere and Phineas Rueckert (coordinators of the Cartel Project by Forbidden Stories), we'll explore the good practices and no-go zones in the coordination of ad-hoc cross-border investigative teams.
Moderators
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Jelena Prtoric

Journalist, Arena for Journalism in Europe

Speakers
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Hazel Sheffield

Arena Academy co-ordinator, Arena for Journalism
In 2020, Hazel co-ordinated the cross-border investigation Money to Burn, which revealed that Europe's renewable energy subsidies were inadvertently fuelling the destruction of ancient forests in Estonia. Today she is coordinating the education and training arm for Arena for Journalism... Read More →
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Phineas Rueckert

Investigative Journalist, Forbidden Stories
Phineas Rueckert is an investigative reporter at Forbidden Stories, a network of journalists committed to pursuing the work of threatened, imprisoned or killed journalists. Previously he covered humanitarian issues at Global Citizen in New York City, and holds a joint master’s degree... Read More →
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Wednesday June 2, 2021 11:00 - 12:15 CEST
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  Cross-border, Presentation

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