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Welcome, everyone! Here’s the program for the 8th Global Investigative Journalism Conference, (#GIJC13), scheduled for October 12-15, 2013, in beautiful Rio de Janeiro. It’s the first time we’re holding the GIJC in the global south, and we’re combining it with two other key events in journalism: the annual Latin America Investigative Journalism Conference (COLPIN), and the International Congress of ABRAJI, Brazil’s investigative journalism association. Panels and workshops will be available in languages as marked: English (Eng), Portuguese (Port), Spanish (Span). Plenary and showcase panels will be translated into all three. There will be streaming video available for all plenary and showcase panels and all those held in the RDC auditorium (C1). We look forward to seeing you in Rio!
RL

Rosemeri Laurindo

Metodista University of Sao Paulo
Researcher
Brazil
Researcher for the UNESCO Chair for Communication to Regional Development in Metodista University of Sao Paulo, where she is a CNPq fellow for postdoc since last year. Has PhD in Communication Sciences for New University of Lisbon (2005) and master's degree in Communications and Contemporary Cultures for Federal University of Bahia (1998). Graduated in Journalism for the Federal University of Santa Catarina (1991). Rosemeri is professor of Communications Theory in the Publicity program of the Regional University of Blumenau and of Theory and Method of Research in Communications in the Journalism program of Blumenauense Institute of Higher Education. She is also author of the bookJournalism in three dimensions: singular, particular and universal (2008) and of articles and essays published in several media. Worked as a journalist in three different Brazilian states (Santa Catarina, Alagoas and Bahia). Is the national coordinator for the Journalistic Genres Research Group of the Brazilian Society of Interdisciplinary Studies in Communications (Intercom).