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From open-records training and legal know-how to journalist safety, navigating barriers to information and building strong source networks: What does it take to be an investigative reporter today?
Three of Atlanta’s most accomplished health care journalists will share their experiences, best practices and tips for finding information, protecting yourself and your sources, and telling stronger stories.
- Max Blau — reporter with ProPublica’s South Unit, author of the Ghost Networks article series and AHCJ board member
- Keren Landman — physician-journalist covering medicine and public health, and author of the newsletter Landmansplained
- Pamela Kirkland — reporter and host at GPB and author of the BioLab investigation
Join us for our fall program and mixer. As always, the first drink is on us!
This event is intended for working journalists and journalism students.
We are looking forward to seeing you!
Ellen Eldridge and Katja Ridderbusch
AHCJ Atlanta Chapter Co-Chairs
October 20 @ 6:30 pm – 8:30 pm EDT