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  1. Reporting Advice from The Outlaw Ocean Project: 2022 Dart Award Honoree

  2. The Outlaw Ocean Project’s Ian Urbina Interviewed for EFE:Verde

  3. TemMais features The Outlaw Ocean Project’s Emmy Win

  4. Emmy for Outstanding Crime and Justice Coverage awarded to The Outlaw Ocean Project

  5. L.A. Times Today: The Outlaw Ocean Podcast Exposes Criminal Activities on the High Seas

  6. Oceans of Solutions — Covering ‘Blue Climate’ and Ocean-Based Climate Strategies

  7. Interconnected: Reporting the Climate Crisis

  8. Safety and Security with Journalismfund

  9. Ocean Ball 2022

  10. Festival of Ideas

  11. Foreign Correspondence Podcast: The Outlaw Ocean Project

  12. Global Investigative Journalism Network: Innovative Storytelling

  13. Yale Law School: A Reconceptualization of the Mediterranean Migrant Crisis

  14. Central Michigan University Abel Lecture Series: Migrants and Mercenaries on The Outlaw Ocean

  15. Overseas Press Club Award for Human Rights Reporting Granted to Ian Urbina

  16. Daily Maverick: The EU, Libyan Jails, and Human Rights Abuses

  17. University of Pennsylvania: The Migrant Crisis in Libya

  18. Chain Reaction: The Secretive Prisons That Keep Migrants Out of Europe

  19. The Listen Podcast: Ian Urbina on The Outlaw Ocean

  20. U.S. Coast Guard: Illegal, Unreported, and Unregulated Fishing

  21. The Jerusalem Post: Ian Urbina is transforming investigative reporting on environmental crimes

  22. Book Dreams Podcast

  23. The Intelligence from The Economist

  24. Efecto Naím

  25. Commonwealth Club of California

  26. Podcast Rising Tide #47: Still an Outlaw Ocean

  27. Geomundo: Interview With Ian Urbina

  28. WPFW Shay Wah Nana: Interview With Ian Urbina

  29. Libyan American Alliance: The Reality for Refugees and Migrants in Libya

  30. In Conversation: Matt Desch and Ian Urbina

  31. Food On The Edge 2021: The Outlaw Ocean Project

  32. European Parliament – Subcommittee on Human Rights

  33. DW Inside Europe: Europe’s Complicity in the Brutal Detention of Migrants

  34. Pod Save the World: Libya’s Secret Migrant Prisons

  35. Apple News Today: Inside the Secret Prisons That Keep Migrants Out of Europe

  36. CNN’s Amanpour & Co.: Libya’s Detention Centers

  37. KCRW’s Press Play with Madeleine Brand: Migrants Want New Lives in Europe, Are Caught and Imprisoned in Libya

  38. Democracy Now: Europe’s Shadow Immigration System

  39. Columbia Journalism Review’s The Kicker Podcast: Interview with Ian Urbina

  40. Apple News Today: The Brutal Shadow System Keeping Migrants Out of Europe

  41. MSNBC’s All In with Chris Hayes: The Secretive Prisons That Keep Migrants Out of Europe

  42. NPR’s All Things Considered: The EU’s Efforts to Outsource Immigration Control to Libya

  43. 2021 FilmAid Annual Gala

  44. Stern Magazine: Interview with The Outlaw Ocean Project

  45. The Republic: The Outlaw Ocean Project

  46. Tangentially Speaking Podcast: The Outlaw Ocean Project

  47. Wild Deep Yonder Webinar

  48. Millennium Magazine: The Impact of the Belt Road Initiative

  49. Meduza Magazine: Pollution, Illegal Fishing, and More

  50. IMSE 2021 Virtual conference

  51. The New York Times’ Campaign Turns the Spotlight on Journalists

  52. Global Initiative | DEEP DIVE Podcast: IUU Fishing, Human Trafficking, and Arms Smuggling

  53. Ocean Matters Podcast: Lawlessness at Sea

  54. The Marine Diaries: The Outlaw Ocean Project

  55. Sea Control Podcast: Sea Blindness

  56. Pete Buttigieg recommends The Outlaw Ocean

  57. Carne Cruda: The Outlaw Ocean

  58. Healthy and Productive Oceans

  59. El Confidencial: Así Crece la Piratería en Alta Mar

  60. The Outside Podcast: A quest to expose

  61. Los Angeles Times: Why the oceans need journalism

  62. Tortoise Media’s Slow Newscast: Lost at sea

  63. Africa News Tonight: Fish Stocks at the Point of Collapse

  64. Follow the data: Protecting the Oceans

  65. Where Your Fish Comes From: The Outlaw Ocean

  66. Ecogestiona: The Outlaw Ocean Project

  67. Life at Sea: Reporting Life at Sea

  68. Conservation X Labs’ Xploring Podcast: Uncovering the secret stories of the ocean

  69. Salty Cinema & Seafood Sustainability: The Outlaw Ocean Project

  70. Rhythm Passport Podcast: Listen to the label

  71. Bracenet: Long years of dangerous endeavors

  72. Radio New Zealand: Congestion and Chaos

  73. Intelligence Squared: The Wildest and Least Understood

  74. Catch Our Drift: Survival

  75. State of the World Conference: Global Implications of Illegal Fishing

  76. Dive in with Sylvia Earle: Protecting the High Seas

  77. Using Satellites to Reveal Global Extent of Forced Labor

  78. Neue Zürcher Zeitung: A World Without Law

  79. Lecture of Opportunity: The Outlaw Ocean Project

  80. El Mundo: The Outlaw Ocean Ranked in Best of Non-Fiction

  81. American Geographical Society: The Future of the World’s Oceans

  82. Senate Oceans Caucus: The Chinese Distant-Water Fishing Fleet

  83. War on the Rocks Podcast: Piracy, Kidnapping, and Stowaways

  84. Love Tropics: The Outlaw Ocean Project

  85. Shack15 Conversations Podcast: A dual masterpiece

  86. The Lead Podcast: The Outlaw Ocean Project

  87. Oceans Daily Magazine: An Interview with Ian Urbina

  88. ABC Radio National: Catch of the day

  89. La Méduse Déchainée: A bitter taste

  90. Behind the Story with The Pulitzer Center

  91. KUOW’s The Record: Outlaws of international waters

  92. Clarín: Storytelling with Music

  93. An Exploration at Stanford

  94. The Charles and Marie Fish Lecture

  95. London Morning: The Watery West

  96. ManTalks Podcast: ‘Quite potent and powerful’

  97. Intelligence Squared: Ghost Boats and Geopolitics

  98. Bribe, Swindle or Steal

  99. Forbes: Lax Regulations Made Beirut Blast Possible

  100. Chatham House: Receivers of stolen goods

  101. Oceanographic Magazine: Investigating the Squid Industry

  102. Efecto Naím: The Dark Fleet

  103. The Nat Geo Storytelling Fellowship

  104. WKNY’s Green Radio Hour: ‘A dark and inspiring place’

  105. Reporters Without Borders

  106. Citizen Chef Podcast: Supply Chains and the Fishing Industry

  107. Media Impact Funders Forum

  108. The Foreign Desk: ‘Silent, shady criminality’

  109. Innovation Talk: ‘A remarkable work’

  110. Austrian Broadcasting Corporation: Melding storytelling with music

  111. EarthX Films: Heroes For the Waters

  112. P.M. Magazine: A global threat

  113. The Ocean’s Song

  114. Ian Urbina on Efecto Naím: Part Two

  115. Rising Tide Podcast: Ocean Issues

  116. Moisés Naím: Interview with Ian Urbina

  117. The Storytellers Summit

  118. The Constant Wonder

  119. When We Talk about Animals: What Does It Mean to be Human on the High Seas?

  120. Slate France: ‘The Outlaw Ocean’

  121. Living on Earth

  122. Utah Public Radio: Revisiting ‘The Outlaw Ocean’

  123. Rampantly Criminal World

  124. Town Hall Seattle: ‘A gripping adventure story’

  125. FranceTV: Ian Urbina on The Outlaw Ocean

  126. Urbina Testifies Before Congress

  127. Le Devoir: Des océans de misère

  128. The Current: Traveling further for the catch

  129. Libreria Podcast: Documenting global injustices

  130. France 24: The Outlaw Ocean

  131. The Economist: Diversity of Abuses

  132. Conservation International: Lawless and largely invisible

  133. Konbini News: Ian Urbina on The Outlaw Ocean

  134. Intelligence Squared: The Underworld

  135. KPCC’s AirTalk: Global Indifference Leads to Mistreatment

  136. The Foreign Desk: Exploited off the grid

  137. Ryan Tubridy Show: ‘A bizarre and fascinating place’

  138. NowThis Español: Interview with Ian Urbina

  139. Aspen Institute: Lawlessness on the high seas

  140. PoliticsJOE: ‘Unimaginable levels of crime at sea’

  141. NowThis: The ripple effect on the environment

  142. Ryan Tubridy Show: ‘A bizarre and fascinating place’

  143. World Ocean Radio Series: Reporting on the vivid and corrupt

  144. Civil Eats: Wage Theft, Slavery and Climate Change

  145. Le Point: A magnified mirror image

  146. Público: Cutting corners for consumer goods

  147. World Ocean Radio Series: Dumping into the Ocean

  148. World Ocean Radio Series: Corruption on the high seas

  149. Sea Change Radio: The concealed costs of shipping industries

  150. Access Utah: Inhabitants of the hidden world

  151. Green Radio Hour: ‘Out of this world’

  152. Politics and Prose: Chronicling conditions on the high seas

  153. Virgin Unite: Slavery at Sea

  154. World Ocean Radio Series: Crime hidden from view

  155. UN Dispatch Podcast: An Inside Look at Slavery on Fishing Vessels

  156. Knowledge @ Wharton: Labor Trafficking on the South China Sea

  157. NPR: Investigating crime on The Outlaw Ocean

  158. Ian Urbina Joins The Atlantic

  159. Oceana: A lack of governance at sea

  160. Tedx The Outlaw Ocean

  161. U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry: Slavery as a fishing industry problem

  162. The Leonard Lopate Show: Palau fights poachers

  163. John Batchelor Show: The business of human trafficking

  164. U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry: A global industry of sea slavery

  165. John Batchelor Show: What are floating armories?

  166. Marketplace: A life lost at sea

  167. Marketplace: The dark side of the ocean

  168. Wharton Podcast: Why offshore violence goes unpunished

  169. Lip News: Piracy and murder at sea

  170. NYU: Illegal fishing on the open ocean

  171. Google: Exploring the last lawless frontier

  172. NHPR: The art of stealing a ship

  173. NPR: Two stowaways – one lives, the other dies

  174. Brigham Young University Radio: Human rights in the fishing industry

  175. ProPublica: What it’s like reporting on the high seas

  176. Longform Podcast: The making of The Outlaw Ocean

  177. All Things Considered: Ocean mayhem

  178. PBS NewsHour: Murder & slavery at sea

  179. U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry: Lang Long’s story is not unique

  180. The McLaughlin Group: An assessment of The Outlaw Ocean coverage

  181. New Zealand TV: Captive workers offshore

  182. Royal Geographical Society of London: Many laws but minimal enforcement

  183. The Kyle Thiermann Show: Maritime Journalism

  184. Our Oceans Conference: Is sea slavery a type of illegal fishing?

  185. Pew Research Center: What surprised you in doing this reporting?

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