The Brazilian chapter of School of Data, in partnership with Google News Lab, organizes Coda.Br, a data journalism and digital methods conference, Nov. 25 and 26 in São Paulo.
The conference will feature more than 30 workshops led by experts in data journalism tools as well as panels with journalists and international researchers on topics such as algorithmic responsibility, machine learning, privacy and the future of data journalism.
The list of speakers include Jonathan Stray, computational journalist at Columbia University; Mar Cabra, who led the Data and Research Unit of the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists (ICIJ) during the 2017 Pulitzer Prize-winning Panama Papers investigation; Momi Peralta, head of the award-winning data journalism team at La Nación Argentina; and Jennifer Stark, former computational journalist at University of Maryland; and more.
Registration is open, but spots are limited. The cost ranges from BRL180 to BRL325.
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