GET INVOLVED: Join an IRE Committee

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Have you always wanted to know more about how IRE works — and how you can help? Now is your chance.

IRE is seeking volunteers for its committees, which work with staff on a wide range of important tasks, from making recommendations for speakers and panels for conferences and workshops to brainstorming ways to better serve members.

Any member of IRE can serve on a committee. Appointees serve for one year.

The IRE Board is making it a priority to bring in new voices and new perspectives. One of the best ways to ensure your voice is heard is to serve on a committee, where the decision-making process begins.

To find out more about how committees work, join us at a Q&A webinar Thursday, July 13, at 5 p.m. EDT. You'll learn about the process and what serving on a committee involves. Register here. You can also find details about the committees on the IRE website.

If you have questions, please contact IRE President Brian Rosenthal at brian.rosenthal@nytimes.com

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Which IRE committees are you interested in? (Check as many as you'd like) *

AUDIT (Reviews the annual audit by a certified public accounting firm)

AWARDS (Oversees the IRE Awards, Golden Padlock, Don Bolles and Philip Meyer)

CONFERENCE (Helps plan the annual IRE and NICAR conferences)

DIVERSITY (Works on initiatives to improve diversity and inclusion in IRE)

FINANCE (Oversees the budget, endowment and investments and helps with fundraising)

GOVERNANCE (Examines issues concerning IRE’s rules, policies and procedures)

INTERNATIONAL (Engages with the international journalism community)

MEMBERSHIP (Handles member recruitment and member services issues)

TRAINING (Explores potential future training opportunities for IRE)

WEBSITE (Works with IRE Director of Technology to facilitate website improvements)

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