Exploring Data Journalism and its Future

Exploring Data Journalism and its Future

This three-day interactive training is designed for journalists seeking to enhance their skills in data journalism. Participants will gain practical insights, explore tools, and collaborate on projects to better understand the growing importance of data in storytelling.

Who Should Attend:

• Journalists and Editors: Professionals looking to enhance their storytelling capabilities using data and uncover new narratives through analytics.
• Media Professionals: Those interested in leveraging data to improve reporting quality and audience engagement.
• Content Creators: Professionals in content development who aim to integrate data insights into their work.

Training details:

• Date – 18, 19, 20 January   
• Time – 14:00PM – 17:00PM (CET)
• Format – online (Zoom) 
• Language – English
• Attendance is free

Additional details (instructions for attending ) will be sent to you by email.

Day1:

• Why data journalism matters now?
• What is data and how journalists use them?
• Reviewing good and bad practices of data journalism

Day 2:

• How to find the stories behind numbers?
• Team work
• What are the online tools to work on data?

Day 3:

• Individual work
• Whas is future of data journalism and how can we use AI for it?

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About Trainer

Nino Bakradze is an editor-in-chief and co-founder of the Investigative Journalists’ Team, iFact. She holds a master’s degree in media management and journalism from the Georgian Institute of Public Affairs (GIPA). With 14 years of experience as a journalist and 10  years as an investigative reporter, Ms. Bakradze has contributed significantly to the field of investigative journalism.

Ms. Bakradze has worked on high-profile international investigations, including the Panama Papers (2015-2016) and the Pandora Papers, in collaboration with the Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project (OCCRP). From 2016 to 2022, she led the Data Journalism course for both undergraduate and graduate students at GIPA.

In 2019-2023, under her leadership, iFact partnered with the Friedrich Naumann Foundation for Freedom (FNF) to implement a one-year Investigative Journalism Training Program. Ms. Bakradze continues to lead educational programs on different levels, fostering the next generation of investigative/data journalists.

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