Avoiding a Soylent Green Data Revolution

By Nathaniel Heller — October 16, 2014. With the recent launch of the UN Secretary General’s Independent Expert Advisory Group on the Data Revolution for Sustainable Development, development and data gurus have begun focusing in earnest on how precisely the increasing availability of data in the coming decades could or could not accelerate development efforts.…

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Scholarship for Arab Reporter to Participate in the Investigative Journalism Conference in Jordan

Global Integrity will offer a scholarship for a journalist based in an Arab country to attend the 7th Annual Conference for Arab Investigative Journalists on December 5-7 2014 in Amman, Jordan. The conference is organized by the Arab Reporters for Investigative Journalism (ARIJ). The scholarship will cover the flight from the reporter’s home country to…

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American schizophrenia on data protection in the Open Government Partnership

By Nathaniel Heller — September 25, 2014. The United States yesterday announced four significant new commitments as part of its evolving Open Government Partnership National Action Plan (NAP). The Obama administration should be applauded for continuing to implement a serious, iterative approach to strengthening its NAP after having stepped down from its founding chair position.…

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Global Integrity is Looking for Journalists and Editors

Global Integrity is looking for reporters and editors to work on two projects. The first one is the State Integrity Investigation, a combination of research and reporting into state government ethics, transparency and accountability laws and their enforcement. The result will be stories and state-by-state rankings of government accountability mechanisms, complete with scorecards, grades and…

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