Catherine Fieschi and Caterina Froio will consider the reasons for and the effects of the rise of right-wing populisms in Europe, the role of globalization and the digital revolution in this rise, and...

Learning to turn data into basic charts and graphs can be daunting. This session will get you on your way.

Data journalism is thriving around the world. This panel will cover some of the very best work happening around the globe, and what we can learn from it.

Brazil has recently seen the biggest anti-corruption investigation in its history: Lava Jato, or Operation Car Wash, which resulted in the arrest of hundreds of politicians and business figures, the f...

Never before has it been possible to collect and distribute so much data. And yet a paradox is that amidst this flood of information, it is increasingly difficult for the public to find meaning amidst...

Open source investigations or digital investigations have been adopted by major news outlets and investigative collectives around the world, and have seen the growth of investigative teams such as BBC...

Regulation of the net has brought a series of unintended consequences affecting freedom of expression, the business of news organizations, and they power of platforms (giving them more). Is there an a...

A rapid-fire tour of some of the best tools available for data journalism and data journalists in newsrooms today.

In 2020 many women journalists are still being paid less than men for the same roles and the scale of that injustice is not known because organisations rarely if ever publish that data. Carrie Gracie,...

They have different time frames, different rules, they even use different languages: the relationship between climate and journalism is a complicated one. On the one hand, some say it is the biggest s...