Howard Goodman will blog regularly as well as work on special projects that will be published online and through FCIR’s media partners in print, broadcast and online.

FCIR’s Summer Investigative Journalism Workshop is designed to give high school students intensive training in investigative reporting and the chance to work on investigative stories that could be published in their school publications or in major media outlets in Florida.

Trevor Aaronson won the 2012 John Jay College/H.F. Guggenheim Excellence in Criminal Justice Reporting Award in the single-story category.

In 2011, FCIR investigated deportations, pollution, foreclosures, extraditions, education funding, workplace safety, immigration enforcement and Gov. Rick Scott.

Ralph De La Cruz: The people we trust and respect, police and doctors, are the subjects of fascinating investigations by the Sarasota Herald-Tribune and ProPublica.

Trevor Aaronson will be one of four featured participants in a forum hosted by Journalism Accelerator.

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Trevor Aaronson: One in two deportees, Jacob Kushner found, were being detained without charges in deplorable and unsanitary jail cells.

Trevor Aaronson discussed his investigation of FBI informants on “Midmorning.” Former FBI informant Craig Monteilh also was a guest on the show.

Aw, shucks. We turn 1!