Journalists, students and journalism professors interested in investigative reporting will gather at the 7th International Congress of Investigative Journalism held July 12-14 in Sao Paulo, Brazil.

Organized by the Brazilian Association of Investigative Journalism (ABRAJI, in Portuguese) and Universidade Anhembi Morumbi, the event will feature experienced Brazilian journalists and international speakers from the U.S., England, Mexico, Argentina, Paraguay, Colombia and El Salvador.

The conference features lectures, workshops and panels on elections, public information access, sports events, drug trafficking, global warming, the use of hidden cameras and more.

The early registration fee ranges from BR$120 (about USD$65) to BR$330 (about USD$175), depending on the participant’s status. The early registration deadline is May 13.

For more information (in Portuguese), click here.