The Fund for Investigative Journalism, through our Daniel S. Greenberg Fund for Politics of Science Investigations, provides grants and other support directly to journalists for stories that rigorously examine the field of science, hold scientists and researchers accountable, and uncover political and corporate influences on scientific funding and research priorities.

This fund was created to honor the work and legacy of Daniel S. Greenberg, who served as the Fund for Investigative Journalism’s board president in 1985 and 1986 and who pioneered an approach to journalism that subjected science to the same investigative rigor as other interests and issues.

Your donation will help continue his work and legacy, helping journalists report science-related investigative stories that wouldn’t be told otherwise.

The Daniel S. Greenberg Fund for Politics of Science Investigations is a registered trade name of the Fund for Investigative Journalism, and donations are tax-deductible.