Registration now open for UNCOVERED 2023

UNCOVERED 2023

We are delighted to announce that registration is now open for UNCOVERED 2023!

 

Returning for a fourth year, UNCOVERED is the annual conference of the IJ4EU programme and an opportunity for you to network with and learn from Europe’s leading cross-border investigative journalists. 

 

This year’s conference will take place in Brussels on 12 and 13 October. It’s an opportunity to showcase the best investigative journalism Europe has to offer and to discuss the challenges faced by those working to shine a light on cross-border crime and corruption. The conference is organised by ECPMF, together with the International Press Institute (IPI) and European Journalism Centre (EJC), and funded by the European Commission.

 

Click the link below to secure your place at our annual conference for cross-border investigative journalism. Places at the conference are limited so act fast to seal your participation! 

If you have any questions or issues with registration, reach out to us at deniz.bozkurt-pekar@ecpmf.eu. For all the latest updates on the conference, keep an eye on ECPMF’s Twitter profile and the UNCOVERED newsletter.

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