Staffan Dahllöf, Denmark, Investigative Reporting Denmark, is a freelance journalist working as a correspondent to Swedish media on Danish issues and to Scandinavian media on European affaires. He also teaches EU-reporting and takes an interest in transparency issues as a former co-editor of the Pan-European website wobbing.eu on journalism and access to information. Staffan Dahllöf is a senior correspondent at Investigative Reporting Denmark.
Nils Mulvad, Denmark, Investigative Reporting Denmark, is co-founder of the Global Network for Investigative Journalism and other international networks such as Farmsbusidy.org. He was CEO for the Danish International Center for Analytical Reporting 2001-2006. He is editor and partner at Kaas & Mulvad.
Nicoline Noe, Denmark, freelance, investigative datajournalist at Investigative Reporting Denmark coordinating the investigation After the Floods. Nicoline also works as a journalist for Kaas & Mulvad. Her main topics are environmental topics, climate change, human rights violations and financial invstigations. She is invested in the work for acces to information. Previously she has covered environmental, climate, and political issues for Jyllands-Posten.
Krzysztof Story, Poland, journalist for a weekly magazine “Tygodnik Powszechny”. Previously published by i.a. “Gazeta Wyborcza”, “Newsweek”. Except investigative journalist main interests are: climate change and mental healthcare system. He is part of the VSquare-team. Part-time traveller, climber and mountaineer. Based in Cracow, Poland.
Kaare Gotfredsen, Denmark, award-winning investigative reporter and editor with 25 years of experience. Currently employed at Gravercentret – Danish Center for Investigative Journalism as an editor. For 17 years investigative reporter at the national broadcaster TV 2 News. Before that employed two years as business reporter for the regional newspaper Fyens Stiftstidende and five years as a news reporter for the trade magazine Nyhedsmagasinet Danske Kommuner.
Katharine Quarmby, UK, is an experienced and award-winning journalist, writer and editor, with a background in investigative reporting and editing across broadcast, print and online. Management experience in online and magazine newsrooms, with board experience at government and nonprofits. Specialisms in collaborative and investigative journalism. She has worked for over a decade for BBC and other broadcasters and served in a variety of correspondent and associate editor roles for the Economist, Newsweek Europe and Prospect. She has been production and digital editor of the Bureau of Investigative Journalism in UK.
Marcos García Rey, Spain. Freelance. He has been a reporter with El Confidencial and other media outlets, member of the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists (ICIJ), and university researcher on political violence. To date he has participated in 11 investigations with ICIJ, including the Pulitzer Prize awarded ‘Panama Papers’. In 2012, he co-founded the first-ever Masters Degree in Investigative Reporting, Data Journalism and Visualization in Spanish, where he currently serves as a teacher. He is author of several non-fiction and poetry books.
Clarine van Karnebeek, Netherlands, freelance investigative journalist based in Rotterdam.
In her current research Worst-Case Scenarios, she focusses on questions of resilience and preparation for today’s threats, such as climate change, (cyber)attack, or blackout.
Tommy Greene, Ireland, is an award-winning freelance journalist and writer. He has led and participated in investigations looking at various environmental issues, housing, pandemic transparency, whistleblowing protections and food systems. In recent years, he has been a regular contributor for The Guardian, Al Jazeera, The Irish Times, Computer Weekly and Belfast-based investigative website The Detail. He has also written for WIRED, Private Eye magazine and openDemocracy during this time. He is a Bertha Fellow and a Research Fellow at Queen’s University Belfast.