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We are thrilled about the nomination of cross-border media project Sisters of Europe for the Innovation Award 2021 of the European Press Prize! A big and warm thank you to all colleagues and funders around Europe for helping bring Sisters of Europe into "existence".
More information for all the great projects that have been nominated: https://www.europeanpressprize.com/shortlists/year-2021/?fbclid=IwAR1JZyoIrsa4elOBoqJtVUDbfLlj0YU-ArSR0T_pqMeYwhGyvV43CM5UvW0

Interested in new cross-border investigations? 🕵️‍♀️
Check Ties Gijzel post from Are We Europe: "Are you interested in investigative journalism? And is there a topic that you think that should be really investigated across borders? Then we should talk!
Last year, I started working as an investigative journalist for the Dutch public broadcaster VPRO to set up new international investigations. The previous months, I've worked on an investigation into deforestation in Estonia (see below) with a.o. The Guardian, DER SPIEGEL and Expresso.
For the coming year, it would be interesting to do something similar. Is there a topic that you think that should be investigated in a European team, including e.g. Are We Europe and the VPRO? Let us know!"

Money to Burn - Argos Money to Burn is an investigation by a team of journalists and European newsrooms, led by Argos and funded by Investigative Journalism for Europe.