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The Investigative Reporting Workshop is a nonprofit, investigative news organization focusing on significant issues of public concern. The Workshop is an incubator and laboratory for original, nonpartisan watchdog reporting. As a professional journalism center in the School of Communication at American University, the Investigative Reporting Workshop is one of 18 university-based investigative journalism centers in the nation and the only one in Washington, D.C.〔("College-based investigative journalism" ). Investigative Reporters and Editors. Retrieved February 26, 2014〕 The Workshop mentors and enables the work of a new generation of investigative reporters while also enlarging the public space for the leading journalists of our time. Long-term projects include coverage of the banking and credit union industries,〔"(Credit unions still recovering but worries linger )". IRW. December 10, 2013 〕〔"(Bank Tracker: Five-Year Review )". IRW. October 29, 2013 〕 illegal immigration and the administration's enforcement policies;〔("Will immigrant detainees get protection from abuse?" ). IRW. February 2, 2012 〕 and the telecommunications industry, particularly as it relates to the digital divide between rich and poor. The Workshop collaborates with other media outlets as publishing partners, and those include NBCNews.com (formerly MSNBC.com), ''Frontline'', The Philadelphia Inquirer, National Journal, The Daily Beast, New America Media and McClatchy Newspapers, among others. ==History== 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Investigative Reporting Workshop」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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