Controlled demolitions by Israeli forces have drastically changed Gaza's landscape — destroying swaths of neighborhoods and leaving many Palestinians without homes to return to. The scale of the demolitions raises serious questions under the rules of war. https://t.co/NoKA485VTf
Applications are open for our 2024 @nytgraphics fellowship! Do you have experience telling stories with data and visuals? Do you thrive on collaborative teams? If so, tell us about yourself here: https://t.co/xO2mDpznAz
"The U.S. players’ share of the tournament winnings is roughly $300,000 for each player before even stepping on the field, and rising from there." Crunching the World Cup bonus numbers: https://t.co/iF1eLRS3rz
We used machine learning to quickly recreate key moments from the World Cup in 3D using just a single photograph. Read about our process: https://t.co/aYaMCQ0phJ
We took a closer look at three memorable goals from the group phase of this year's World Cup. See the critical moment when each ball was struck into the net. https://t.co/0hXSRcpwLU
See how the U.S. goal against Wales unfolded. From the lenses of @atmccann and @saget to a team from @nytgraphics and @NYTimesRD
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Very grateful I had the opportunity to support such incredible and important reporting by @brianmrosenthal and @elizashapiro. Looking forward to seeing the impact of their work.
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Visual journalism often reveals what can’t be seen with the naked eye: the microscopic, gigantic, hidden or historical. This year, we examined virus particles, deep ocean currents and partisan segregation. Here are some standout visual stories from 2021:
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We’re excited to announce that we’re accepting applications for a 2022 fellowship position with @nytgraphics. We’re looking for applicants who have experience creating visualizations and working with data to tell stories.
Apply here:
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England's players stared blankly into space, out into the stadium, and the stadium stared straight back. A month of hope and a day of noise drowned out by a single, defining, moment of silence. https://t.co/U5R23gc6tw
The staff of The New York Times has won the Pulitzer Prize for Public Service for coverage of the pandemic. Here are the award-winning pieces. https://t.co/ghMdQs0W4J
For months, my colleagues and I have been immersed in the world of archival maps, photographs, city directories, books, newspapers, survivor accts. and census data to recreate what was lost 100 years ago in Greenwood, also known as the “Black Wall Street”. https://t.co/9WHdLN5CtF
A century ago, a prosperous Black neighborhood perished in the Tulsa Race Massacre at the hands of a white mob. Hundreds were killed. Buildings burned. Years of Black success were erased.
We recreated the neighborhood in 3D to show what was lost. https://t.co/hpkZgULdLe
The CDC said on Friday that nearly 90 million people have received at least one dose of a Covid-19 vaccine, including about 49 million people who have been fully vaccinated.
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Announcing some new jobs at @nytgraphics: we’re hiring for three open positions on our team. Read on for more.
Assistant editor
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Graphics editor
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Graphics editor for newsletters
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Are you trying to look up whether you or a loved one is eligible for a COVID vaccine? The @nytimes is tracking the ever-changing rules in all 50 states and will be updating this tool regularly. You can look up rules in your state, here: https://t.co/01gDgOLYvX