For Future Reference: Exposing the Invisible with Drew Sullivan How Networked Journalism Uncovers Global Crime and Corruption

IFTF Executive Director Marina Gorbis about the rise of the services infrastructure enabling global crime and corruption and its impact on the US.
The only natural enemy of organized crime and corruption is globalized investigative journalism. From the Panama Papers and Paradise Papers to the Russian Laundromat, the last few years have seen non-profit journalism play a key role in bringing transparency and accountability to the system. Sullivan and OCCRP have been at the heart of these efforts. Join us as he shares learnings from OCCRP's latest investigative work and helps us understand the larger system within which money laundering and large-scale crime and corruption operate.
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Coffee and tea will be served.