Journalists, researchers, data scientists and students are invited to this event.
The Brazilian chapter of School of Data, in partnership with Google News Initiative, organizes Coda.Br, a data journalism and digital methods conference, Nov. 10 and 11 in São Paulo.
The conference will feature more than 40 workshops led by experts in data journalism tools as well as panels with journalists and international researchers on topics such as open-source investigative journalism, machine learning, electoral polls and the most useful public databases for journalists.
The list of speakers includes Alberto Cairo (University of Miami); Fernanda Viegas and Daniel Waisberg (Google); Jeremy Merril (ProPublica); Neale El-Dash (Polling Data); and more.
Registration is open, but spots are limited. Register by Oct. 21 for the early-bird discount. The cost is BRL220 for students to BRL270 for professionals.
For more information on how to register, click here.
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