Mr Jan Goodey

Contact

Email: j.goodey@kingston.ac.uk
Location: Penrhyn Road
Faculty: Kingston School of Art
School: School of Arts, Culture and Communication
Department: Department of Journalism, Publishing and Media

About

I have worked on (online) magazines/newsletters/newspapers/B2Bs since leaving school. I started out on the Harlow Gazette, working for locals in Ilford and Camden before joining the Sunday Mirror, briefly.

Having freelanced on Fleet St, I co-founded an award-winning magazine on the south coast called New Insight.

Since November 2013 I have been leading journalistic/academic investigations into UK Local Government Pension Schemes (published as exclusives in national newspapers in 2014 Independent on Sunday/i newspaper).

More recently I undertook a six month investigation in collaboration with the Bureau of Investigative Journalism, London (Jan-July 2017) looking at unethical investments using public sector pension funds which resulted in international stories on a baby formula milk scandal and coal mining set to destroy the Great Barrier Reef.

I currently write for The Ecologist online magazine and occasionally Red Pepper magazine as well as iNews and iNewspaper.

Academic responsibilities

Course Director MA Magazine Journalism

Qualifications

Senior Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (SFHEA)
Post Graduate Certificate in Education (PGCE), University of Brighton
BA (Hons) Philosophy and Politics, University of Hull
NCTJ One Year Diploma in News Journalism

Teaching and learning

Undergraduate courses taught

Journalism BA(Hons)

Postgraduate courses taught

Magazine Journalism MA

Research

Since 2013, I have been researching the financing of industries like hydraulic fracturing, extreme energy extraction and tobacco resulting in the following publications:

Published Exclusive: Milmo, Cahal and Goodey, Jan (2014) Exclusive: Local authorities have 'conflict of interest' on fracking investments, The Independent, April 27. See

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/exclusive-local-authorities-have- conflict-of-interest-on-fracking-investments-9294590.html

Published Exclusive: Milmo, Cahal, Kennedy, Jennifer and Goodey, Jan November 2014, Councils paid to cut smoking, but have £2bn of tobacco shares, Independent on Sunday, Nov 9. See

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/councils-paid-to-cut-smoking-but-have-2bn-of-tobacco-shares-9849300.html

In 2015 I wrote a chapter on data journalism in academic text: Data Journalism: Inside the Global Future (Abramis Academic Publishing, Bury St Edmonds) focusing on how you deliver a data journalism investigation from idea through to publication.

More recently I have been investigating the existential threats faced by National Parks which have resulted in the following publications:

http://www.theecologist.org/campaigning/2988761/environmental_vandalism_campaigners_regroup_to_stop_the_great_downland_selloff.html

Published: Goodey, Jan, May 2017, Development Threat to Welsh National Parks, The Ecologist online, May 11 2017. See http://www.theecologist.org/campaigning/2988931/development_threat_to_welsh_national_parks.html

Publications

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Article

Goodey, Jan and Milmo, Cahal (2017) Public sector pension funds invest nearly £600m in controversial baby milk producers. i News,

Goodey, Jan, Kennedy, Jennifer and Milmo, Cahal (2014) Councils paid to cut smoking, but have £2bn of tobacco shares. Independent on Sunday, 09 Nov, p. 6. ISSN (print) 0958-1723

Goodey, Jan and Milmo, Cahal (2014) Local authorities have ‘conflict of interest’ on fracking investments. Independent on Sunday, 28 Apr, p. 4. ISSN (print) 0958-1723

Book Section

Goodey, Jan (2015) Data journalism: A-Z from pitch to delivery. In: Felle, Tom , Mair, John and Radcliffe, Damian, (eds.) Data journalism: inside the Global Future. Bury St Edmunds, U.K. : Abramis Academic Publishing. pp. 19-26. ISBN 9781845496630

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