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Reporters Committee, Others Launch FOIA Wiki Beta: Help Is on the Way [1]

A promising new resource has begun helping reporters trying to use the Freedom of Information Act to pry loose government information relevant to their stories. The "FOIA Wiki" is a collaborative and explanatory collection of information meant to help you.

NFOIC Meets Amid New Open-Government Challenges of Digital Revolution [2]

Investigative journalism is hardly about paper documents anymore. The cutting edge today is more likely to be requests for emails, as well as text messages, chats and other electronic communications such as Slack. This big challenge was front and center at the recent meeting of the National Freedom of Information Coalition.

Investigative Journalism Lives! — CMD Exposes GOP on Clean Air Plan [3]

Patience, attention to detail, and public-records requests can still get you a bombshell story on the environmental beat. One recently tied coal and oil company megabucks to Republican attorneys general challenging the Clean Power Plan (CPP) in court.

True Story: The Art and Craft of Creative Nonfiction [4]

Are you hunting for inspiration and tools to elevate your beat writing? Invest in your creativity and your career with this writing workshop led by Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter and world-renowned writing coach Jacqui Banaszynski, Jan 9-13, 2017 at the Madeline Island School of the Arts in Wisconsin.

DEADLINE: OPB's Internship for Emerging Journalists [5]

Oregon Public Broadcasting (OPB) is committed to creating public media career pathways for traditionally underrepresented individuals. This paid internship role in Portland, OR generally serves as a Production Assistant in the daily radio show Think Out Loud. Deadline to apply: Nov 1, 2016.

"As Walrus Arrive, Alaska Village Tells Visitors To Stay Away" [6]

"A remote village on Alaska's northwest coast has begun a reverse tourism campaign. Residents want visitors to stay away. Pacific walrus by the thousands in recent years have come ashore in early fall near the Inupiat village of Point Lay, including about 6,000 last week, and people have dropped in, hoping to see a marine mammal phenomenon brought on by climate change and disappearing summer sea ice in the Chukchi Sea."

Source: AP [7], 10/12/2016

"20 Trenton School Buildings Test High For Lead Levels" [8]

"Trenton Public Schools have found elevated levels of lead in more than three-quarters of its buildings."

Source: Trenton Times [9], 10/12/2016

"Flooded N. Carolina Farms Are Likely Littered With Drowned Livestock" [10]

"At least tens of thousands of chickens, hogs and other livestock are feared dead in floodwaters that washed over factory farms and towns in eastern North Carolina following Hurricane Matthew."

Source: Wash Post [11], 10/12/2016

"Lobbyists Circle Shark-Finning Bill" [12]

"Shark-fishing houses are banding together to fight a bipartisan bill that would ban the trade of shark fins."

Source: The Hill [13], 10/12/2016

"Ore. Communities Become Unwilling Symbol For Anti-Government Movement" [14]

"The trial for the militants who seized the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge in Oregon this year is close to wrapping up. The standoff traumatized the rural ranching communities around Burns, Ore."

Source: NPR [15], 10/12/2016

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