Pupul Chatterjee

#ddj @the_CCIJ @bhameatside| @GoogleNewsInit Fellow: Reach Plc| Ex @GoogleNewsInit trainer @cijournalism @bbcbristol @ITVCentral @transport_net @IndianExpress

[Pupul Chatterjee @pupulchatterjee]

My first #ddj piece for @BBCEngland with @BBCBusinessDave:
#FuelPoverty: How can UK tackle #coldhomes & #highbills? https://t.co/hG6KhPzrlE

[BCU Journalism @BCUJournalism]

👏 Congratulations to MA alumnus @BarnieChoudhury on being shortlisted in the public service category for the British Journalism Awards.
He is the second alumnus to be shortlisted for the awards with @GWJournalism nominated in 3 categories
https://t.co/oHHVcQrdNO #bcujournos

[Center for Collaborative Investigative Journalism @the_ccij]

Big news!

Our investigative series Democracy Deferred has WON the 2025 @INN Nonprofit News Award

Praised by judges as “far and away the best entry I’ve read,” the project exposed the flaws of Nigeria’s 2023 elections with powerful data-driven storytelling.

#DemocracyDeferred

[Center for Collaborative Investigative Journalism @the_ccij]

Did you miss our ACLED Data tools workshop?

Catch up here:

https://t.co/RDszo4AREV

[Center for Collaborative Investigative Journalism @the_ccij]

@inecnigeria called the 2023 Nigerian general election a move toward transparency.

But CCIJ found issues such as missing documents, result discrepancies, and skipped voter accreditation, raising concerns about the election's integrity.

[Center for Collaborative Investigative Journalism @the_ccij]

#NEWINVESTIGATION

When Nigerian election officials tabulated ballots during last year’s presidential election in the southern metropolis of Port Harcourt, something unusual happened: They began crossing out votes for certain political parties.

Officials for at least five polling sites in Port Harcourt’s Obio-Akpor local government area, a swath of roughly half a million people in the capital of Rivers state, took pen to paper and eliminated hundreds of votes before uploading tally sheets to the  Independent National Electoral Commission’s computer system.

Read CCIJ's investigation into how altered voting tallies & poor electoral oversight casts a doubt over Nigeria’s 2023 presidential elections

https://t.co/qyPXgSam5Z

#NigeriaDemocracyDeferred

[Jim Waterson @jimwaterson]

Finally got the coveted Guardian mention, which completes the set and means in eleven weeks London Centric stories have been followed-up by every national newspaper and all national broadcasters.

Original reporting entering the ecosystem thanks to amazing paying subscribers.

[Federico Acosta Rainis @facostarainis]

🔍 In the age of IA, how can journos' audit algorithms?

In this piece by @pulitzercenter we show how we analyzed with @karolilagan the pricing system of Grab, the Philippines' most popular ride haling app 🚗

Spoiler: creativity & team work are key!

https://t.co/1iNGuuEkj8

[Center for Collaborative Investigative Journalism @the_ccij]

Join CCIJ for an X Spaces conversation as part of the #16DaysOfActivism2024

🗓️ Date: Monday, December 2, 2024

🕖 Time: 7 PM (GMT +1)

📍 Twitter: @the_ccij

We'll explore the power of investigative journalism in addressing and combating gender-based violence. Let's discuss stories, strategies, and solutions that can lead to meaningful change.

Your voice matters in this important conversation!

Save the date, and don't miss this opportunity to contribute to a critical dialogue.

[Pupul Chatterjee @pupulchatterjee]

🎧Listening now to the wonderful @the_ccij team talk about the where this inspirational journey of such bold and courageous #InvestigativeJournalism and #storytelling started five years ago...

#CCIJAnniversary 🎂
#CCIJ5
#ddj

Happy 5th Birthday 🎈

[Center for Collaborative Investigative Journalism @the_ccij]

Happy 5th Birthday to us at CCIJ 🎉✨

Here's to five years of impactful stories, collaboration, and driving change through investigative journalism.

Cheers to many more years of making a difference!

Join us today for our virtual celebration at:

10:00 a.m. PST
11:00 a.m. MT
12:00 pm CT
1:00 p.m. EST

Join here: https://t.co/ng8I2neRxC

#CCIJ5 #CCIJAnniversary

[Center for Collaborative Investigative Journalism @the_ccij]

Happy 5th Birthday to us at CCIJ 🎉✨

Here's to five years of impactful stories, collaboration, and driving change through investigative journalism.

Cheers to many more years of making a difference!

Join us today for our virtual celebration at:

10:00 a.m. PST
11:00 a.m. MT
12:00 pm CT
1:00 p.m. EST

Join here: https://t.co/ng8I2neRxC

#CCIJ5 #CCIJAnniversary

[Amruta Byatnal @amrutabyatnal]

Ahead of state elections in Maharashtra, a hoarding taunts my fellow Punekars for caring more about US politics than local issues.

Translation: Dear Elite Punekars, elections in the US are over, please go vote in (your local constituency that matters) Shivajinagar and Kothrud.

[Center for Collaborative Investigative Journalism @the_ccij]

We are thrilled to announce that CCIJ's investigative journalists @FrederickJC1, @AngSonja and Margaret Courtney-Clarke have won The Journalist of the Year Award at the 2024 Editors' Forum of Namibia Journalism Awards! @NamMediaTrust

Their impactful 3-part investigation into Namibia’s sanitation crisis brought to light critical issues, raised awareness, and highlighted the voices of communities in need. This award is a testament to their hard work, integrity, and commitment to shedding light on important societal challenges.

At CCIJ, we remain committed to empowering journalists who drive change through impactful storytelling.

We are incredibly proud of Freddie, Sonja, and Margaret for this well-deserved recognition.

[Nelly Kalu @nellylaoni]

@hesAyoAjiboye @the_ccij @SotSideris @ajibolaamzat Hi, Ayo. Witnessing actual change from an investigation is the biggest impact goal. Start small. How many reposts/republications did the story get? Most importantly, was it able to spark conversation around the issue especially with the target audience? #CCIJAskTheJournalists.

[Sotiris Sideris @SotSideris]

@Deeewise @the_ccij @ajibolaamzat For data collection, we often rely on scraping with Python. For data analysis, Python remains our primary tool. When it comes to data cleaning and normalization, OpenRefine is still my go-to tool. We use spreadsheets to share cleaned and structured data with reporters.

[Center for Collaborative Investigative Journalism @the_ccij]

Welcome to #CCIJAskTheJournalists

Data Editor @SotSideris and Investigative Journalist & CCIJ's Africa Editor @ajibolaamzat are here to answer your questions about investigative journalism.

What do you want to know?

Ask and tag us!

👇🏿

[Center for Collaborative Investigative Journalism @the_ccij]

Join us for a live (X) Twitter Q&A with CCIJ’s own @SotSideris, Data Editor, and @ajibolaamzat, Africa Editor, as they dive into the world of investigative journalism.

They’ll be joined by other members of the CCIJ team, ready to answer your questions and share insights!

Mark your calendars for Thursday, 14th November at 7 PM WAT (GMT+1).

To participate, tweet your questions to @the_ccij using the hashtag #CCIJAskTheJournalists.

Don’t miss this opportunity to learn more about the impact of investigative journalism and connect with our team!

[BCU Journalism @BCUJournalism]

👏MA/PGCert Data Journalism alumna @KirstyLCard @pupulchatterjee were part of the team that worked on this investigation with @the_ccij https://t.co/AKDg8cuBFW
#bcujournos #ddj

[Paul Novosad @paulnovosad]

What kind of childhood makes a top scientist? Is it enough to have all the right traits (brilliance, grit, etc) or do you need the right family too?

And why should we care? A 🧵 on our paper on the Nobel Laureates.

A teaser: the income distribution of the laureates' fathers.1/N