Investigative journalism contract on how reduced illegal migration disrupts Colombia’s criminal networks
The U.S. Embassy Bogotá is seeking an investigative journalist or media production firm to document how declining illegal migration has affected criminal groups such as Clan del Golfo and Tren de Aragua. The work will combine human testimonies with data visualizations for sharing through social and traditional media, focusing on impacts to Colombian communities and the environment. Possible de…
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