Floodlight: Fiction in the Public Interest is an exciting new initiative that connects investigative journalism and the film and television industry to produce fiction that informs, illuminates, and e...
Paul Radu
Paul Radu is co-founder and head of innovation at OCCRP. He founded the organization in 2007 with Drew Sullivan. He leads OCCRP’s major investigative projects, scopes regional expansion, and develops new strategies and technology to expose organized crime and corruption across borders.
Paul initiated and led the award-winning Russian, Azerbaijani, and Troika Laundromat investigations, and coined the term “laundromat” to define large scale, all-purpose financial fraud vehicles that are used to launder billions of dollars. He is a co-creator of Investigative Dashboard — a research desk that sifts through datasets to help journalists trace people, companies, and assets — and the Visual Investigative Scenarios software, a tool that lets reporters sketch out the people, institutions, and connections in criminal networks so people can easily follow complex investigations. He is also a co-founder of RISE Project, a platform for investigative reporters in Romania.
Paul is an Ashoka Global Fellow and has held a number of other fellowships, including the Milena Jesenska Press Fellowship, the Rosalyn Carter Fellowship for Mental Health Journalism, the Knight International Journalism Fellowship with the International Center for Journalists as well as a 2009-2010 Stanford Knight Journalism Fellowship. He is a board member for the Global Investigative Journalism Network, a member of the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists, a member of the jury for the global Sigma Data Journalism Awards, and a member of the Allard Prize advisory board.
Paul is a winner of the Daniel Pearl Award, the Global Shining Light Award, the European Press Prize, and the Skoll Award for Social Entrepreneurship, and was part of the Panama Papers team that won the 2017 Pulitzer Prize in Journalism. He has also authored or contributed to handbooks and digital guides such as Against Corruption: a collection of essays, The Data Journalism Handbook, and Follow the Money — A Digital Guide to Tracking Corruption.
Eventi IJF 2024
Corruption of history remains as much a weapon in the authoritarian playbook as it was before our current age of information abundance. There are no guarantees that once content is on the internet it ...
Cosa devono sapere i giornalisti per stare al passo con il crimine organizzato nel 2023
Paul and Pavla are back again this year, highlighting what’s new and noteworthy in investigating organized crime in 2023. Joining them is Stevan Dojcinovic. High level criminals have designed future...
La struttura del crimine organizzato è migliorata significativamente negli ultimi decenni, mentre i giornalisti hanno iniziato a capire la portata dei criminali transnazionali solo negli ultimi cinqu...
Come la criminalità organizzata pianifica investimenti e infrastrutture a lungo termine
Crimine organizzato e politici corrotti vedono il mondo come il proprio terreno di gioco. Utilizzano infrastrutture finanziarie nazionali e internazionali per scavalcare le leggi, in modo da ricicare ...
Tre inchieste, The Wolves of Europe firmata IRPI-Correctiv-El Confidencial-Tages Anzeiger e che svela la frode dietro ai finti titoli di stato falsificati da abili broker della finanza grigia; The Rus...
How can crime be investigated cross-border by investigative reporters? OCCRP and IRPI provide some practical examples. Organised in association with IRPI - Investigative Reporting Project Italy
Guardare alle cure e alla gestione degli ospedali attraverso i dati può davvero fare la differenza, anche in termini di scelte concrete da parte dei cittadini e dei policymaker. Un esempio è l’inc...
How do corrupt politicians and criminals make and hide their money and how to expose them? This workshop will assist investigative reporters in gathering, processing and visualizing information to shi...
Venite a conoscere la rosa dei candidati per l'edizione 2013 dei Data Journalism Awards organizzata dal Global Editors Network con il supporto di Google. Visualizzazione dati, nuovi modi di raccontar...
Le tecniche usate da organizzazioni criminali e politici corrotti per riciclare il denaro e occultare le società. I metodi investigativi per per tracciare gli spostamenti di denaro.
Nella sessione vedremo cosa c'è dietro alcuni dei principali progetti collaborativi e delle piattaforme d'inchiesta in Europa e Asia, come Organised Crime and Corruption Reporting Project, farmsubsi...
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