The document discusses data journalism at the Center for Investigative Reporting (CIR). It notes that CIR employs data journalists, app developers, and researchers. CIR provides data to support its own reporting teams and helps other news organizations with data-driven stories. Some examples of CIR's data journalism projects mentioned are investigating painkiller prescriptions to veterans and drug seizures along the US-Mexico border. The document also outlines challenges obtaining data from federal and state/local governments, such as outdated systems, high fees, and inconsistent public records laws. It provides details on a CIR project to publish child care inspection and complaint records online for Napa County, California.