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Journalism · Fieldwork · Global security
Reporting at the fault lines of power.
We bring journalists and investigators together to study how authoritarianism and transnational organized crime reshape Latin America—and how rigorous fieldwork can hold them to account.
This logo was designed by Carien Quiroga in collaboration with incarcerated individuals at the Montgomery County Correctional Facility, Maryland, in response to asking them to draw their perceptions of resilience. We thank them for their beautiful work.
Este logo fue diseñado por Carien Quiroga en colaboración con un grupo de privados de libertad en la cárcel del condado de Montgomery, Maryland, como respuesta a su visión de qué es la resiliencia. Estamos profundamente agradecidos por la belleza de su trabajo.
01 / Our purpose
Investigation is a public safeguard.
The Resilience Collaborative hosts educational gatherings of journalists and investigators to explore the changing landscape of international reporting and global security.
How we work →02 / Investigations
Follow the systems, not only the headlines.
03 / Multimedia
Stories you can watch and hear.
Video
El Precio del Salmón: lo que no te cuentan sobre la industria en Chile
A report on the environmental and social consequences of intensive salmon production in Chile.
Audio / Podcasts
Pablo Zeballos y el avance del crimen organizado en Chile
Cristián Warnken talks with security expert Pablo Zeballos about organized crime, money laundering and the expansion of criminal networks in Chile.
Cartografía Del Presente, con Pablo Zeballos
A conversation about drug trafficking and the religious dimension of organized crime with security expert Pablo Zeballos.
04 / Analysis
Analysis from the Collaborative
The Strait of Magellan: Geostrategic Organized Crime
Transnational gangs are advancing in Chile’s far south as the Strait of Magellan regains decisive geostrategic importance.
05 / Field notes
What the field teaches us.
Territory, Silence, and Extralegal Governance
Fieldwork in Colombia’s Cauca Valley and Antioquia examines contested governance, criminal-state relationships and the structures that have become functionally invisible.
Los Chiles: The Route and the Normalization of Hybrid Governance
Fieldwork around Los Chiles traces how migration, gold and smuggling routes produce a normalized system of hybrid governance along the Costa Rica–Nicaragua border.
Gold, Spectacle, and Route Managers
Fieldwork in northern Costa Rica reveals how illicit gold mining, environmental destruction and political spectacle converge around Crucitas.
06 / Our network
Built through collaboration.
07 / Forums & Workshops
Learning in community, preparing for the field.
Costa Rica Seminar – June 2026
A two-day seminar in San José on journalism at physical risk and censorship threats.
08 / Work with us
Independent reporting needs resilient networks.
Partner with us, propose an investigation or help fund the fieldwork that makes accountability possible.
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