Through the Cracks was part of a Global Investigative Journalism Network story. So that’s cool.

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Glad to see Global Investigative Journalism Network (GIJN) include Through the Cracks in a roundup of resources for crowdfunding journalism published Tuesday.

The article starts with a link to a roundup of incredible stories written about by Through the Cracks, like El Español breaking a world record for funding and Massively Overpowered raising $50,000 in less than 48 hours to launch a new website a week after being fired by AOL.

Beyond what Through the Cracks adds to the article there are tips for crowdfunding platforms, pitch video tips and loads of other helpful resources.

Read the story on GIJN here.

GIJN is a member of the Investigative News Network (INN).

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Khari Johnson
Khari Johnson
Khari is founder and editor of Through the Cracks: Crowdfunding in Journalism. He also writes about bots and artificial intelligence for VentureBeat. He has built news startups in the U.S. and Europe for the last decade.

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