Built by reporters who got tired of guessing.

Eldrion began as a set of informal notes passed between a few reporters in Eldoret who kept running into the same problems: a dataset cited without its caveats, a budget figure repeated without checking what it actually funded, an evidence file that made sense to one person and no one else.

Those notes turned into structured sessions, and the sessions turned into a small practice built around one idea — that the discipline behind a story matters as much as the story itself. We work only with lawfully obtained material, and every method we teach is one that would survive an editor asking "how do you know that?"

Today Eldrion runs three session tracks for reporters across Kenya, each built around the material a journalist is already working with rather than a hypothetical example.