IJF’s Open By Default database nominated for civic and social impact award

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15 October, 2024 • 1 min read

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The IJF's Open By Default database of completed access to information requests has been nominated for a social impact award. It is a finalist for best product in the civic and human rights category at the 2024 Anthem Awards. (Photo via Anthem Awards Facebook page)

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The Investigative Journalism Foundation’s Open By Default database has been nominated for a social impact award after already winning an award for product of the year last month.

The IJF is a finalist for the Anthem Award for best non-profit product, innovation or service in the human and civil rights category.

IJF’s Open By Default database nominated for civic and social impact award

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