Outlaw Ocean Project
Ian crawling into room where deckhands sleep

Appearances

Explaining the issues from the world’s most overlooked realm.

  1. The Ocean Ball Foundation
    Ocean Ball 2022

    Ocean Ball: Ocean Ball 2022

    • Event
    • Keynote
    • Canada

    Ian Urbina gave a talk at the first annual Ocean Ball was held on July 21, 2022 in Toronto to support the work of The Outlaw Ocean Project. Huge thanks to the event’s founder and host, Tim Ray.

  2. Pulitzer Center
    Reporting the Climate Crisis

    Interconnected: Reporting the Climate Crisis

    • Symposium
    • Presentation
    • United States

    Interconnected: Reporting the Climate Crisis featured unique and engaging event centered on the Pulitzer Center’s mission of quality journalism and education, bringing together journalists, editors, educators, students, and experts from around the world at the forefront of climate change and environmental reporting.

  3. Foreign Correspondence Podcast
    Ian Urbina - The Outlaw Ocean Project

    Ian Urbina - The Outlaw Ocean Project

    • Podcast
    • Interview
    • Brazil

    Ian Urbina speaks with Jake Spring from the Foreign Correspondence Podcast about the motivations, outcomes, and long, winding path from The Outlaw Ocean series in the New York Times to where this reporting is now inside its own non-profit news organization.

  4. Human Rights Watch
    Sea Blindness

    Festival of Ideas: Sea Blindness

    • Webinar
    • Interview
    • United States

    Ian Urbina speaks at a session in the three-day Festival of Ideas for Human Rights Watch staff about the human rights and environmental abuses at sea and how most people know very little about the harms inflicted on people and the environment far from shore.

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

    Award for Human Rights Reporting Granted to Ian Urbina

    • Award Presentation
    • United States

    The 83rd Annual Overseas Press Club Award was awarded to Ian Urbina on April 21, 2022. He was honored with the Joe and Laurie Dine Award, which goes to the best international reporting in any medium dealing with human rights, for “The Secretive Prisons That Keep Migrants Out of Europe.” Appearing onstage with Urbina was Nimal Eames-Scott, who edited the investigation on behalf of the New Yorker magazine.

  6. Foreign Policy Research Institute
    Europe’s Big Secret: Funding Offshore Migrant Prisons

    Ian Urbina joins Clint Watts for the Foreign Policy Research Institute’s three-part series podcast, Chain Reaction. In this episode, Urbina discusses “The Secretive Prisons That Keep Migrants Out of Europe,” the recently published in the New Yorker covering the human rights abuses taking place in migrant detention camps in Libya and the international systems enabling the continued operation of these prisons.

  7. Book Dreams
    Dangers on our ungoverned oceans

    Dangers on our ungoverned oceans

    • Podcast
    • Interview
    • United States

    Ian Urbina discusses the atrocities committed at sea with co-hosts Julie Sternberg and Eve Yohalem – including murder, human trafficking, and environmental devastation–and why the oceans “often get exploited more than protected.”

  8. Commonwealth Club of California
    Ian Urbina, Director of The Outlaw Ocean Project

    Environmental and human rights concerns at sea

    • Event
    • Interview
    • United States

    In conversation with Andrew Dudley, investigative journalist Ian Urbina, director of The Outlaw Ocean Project, a non-profit journalism organization based in Washington, D.C., discusses environmental and human rights concerns at sea globally.

  9. TV Perú
    Cárceles Secretas En Libia Y Su Relación Con La Union Europea

    Ian Urbina speaks with Francisco Belaunde, host of the program Geomundo on TV Peru about the investigation on migrants’ prisons in Libya and the role that the EU plays in this matter.