the reported.ly team

How to follow some of the stories most important to us

Over the course of our 20-month run, reported.ly never did its work entirely alone. We’re a team of five people, but our work has incorporated the collective knowledge of countless others, including our fellow journalists, NGOs and…

A rundown of some of reported.ly’s favorite tools

After covering global news stories via social media for nearly two years, we’ve accumulated quite the list of tools and tricks. As we take a break and determine what’s next for reported.ly, we thought we’d share some of them with you, in case…

It is death by a thousand cuts — the small injustices that add up, one after another. It’s the cruel nurse, the rude…

The long road to justice for Lesotho’s miners

A recent landmark ruling in South Africa will change the face of mining, but it…

reported.ly goes to Perugia

For all of you who will be attending the International Journalism Festival in Perugia, some of us are going to be there too, discussing the things we’re so passionate about…

Deadly Odyssey:

A Google Earth tour

of migrants crossing

the Mediterranean