Senior Data Editor @YahooNews. Previously @PostGraphics, @FiveThirtyEight, Deadspin (RIP.) 2021-22 Nieman fellow. I teach data visualization at RISD and Brown.
Plus plenty of well-polished implementations of more “standard” visualizations, like bubble scatters, small multiple time trends, and stacked areas.
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Just wrapped up another year teaching data viz to undergraduates and grad students at Brown! Threading a few favorites, but all 25 final narratives are worth a look. https://t.co/D4KqQG2SID
This creativity extended to mapping as well, including a bivariate choropleth(!) and a Spilhaus projection (!!).
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A staggering statement from former Washington Post editor Marty Baron: "This ranks among the darkest days in the history of one of the world's greatest news organizations."
After nearly eight years at The Washington Post, I’m on to something new. This week I started as the Senior Data Editor on the recently formed Data Services team at Yahoo News. Excited to help build something from the ground up!
Unbelievably thankful for all the wonderful people I worked with on the graphics team. The Post gave me a lot of rope to produce lighthearted work, like a showcase of newspapers created by kids during Covid. Here's a headline from one of them that’s become a bit of a mantra.
Just wrapped up my second year teaching “Data Narratives” at RISD! Here’s the great set of final data visualization/storytelling projects that the students put together, all produced via R → Illustrator https://t.co/VljsRifzuH
Since I moved to Providence, I’ve been teaching data visualization at RISD and Brown. Here’s a nice write-up of my class last semester at @Brown_DSI!
https://t.co/mWvsHuc6iG
Finally, with @kt_prry and Luis Melgar (and many others outside of graphics), we designed and released The Post’s first ever polling modeling page! https://t.co/iEuKdz9lii
Journalism is tough but one benefit it does offer is variety. Here are three very different projects I got to edit over the past few weeks.
First, I worked with @sadbumblebee on the data presentation for an investigation into police abusing children https://t.co/mYoxka7szC
Then, again with @sadbumblebee, a much lighter story on trends in baby names, and why there are so many Carsons/Masons/Graysons/Jacksons nowadays https://t.co/kG4yupL1Y2
Our polling average topline takeaway: Trump is leading in 5 of the 7 battleground states that are most likely to determine the outcome of the election, but PA, WI and MI are within a typically-sized polling error.
w/ @dianesaysword, @kt_prry & Luis Melgar
https://t.co/1kYl6W6io5
Got back into teaching data design this year with classes at @risd_gd and @Brown_DSI. Check out the great final projects that my Brown undergrads put together!
https://t.co/rvdGEqHZZj
One of my favorite stories I've gotten to edit recently: Can YOU spot which of these actors are wearing wigs?
Come for the quiz, stay for the in-depth interviews and diagrams!
https://t.co/ZeaiL96TwI
Tom Scocca is one of the most careful, intelligent, incisive writers and editors I have ever worked with. The human toll of the collapse of the journalism industry haunts this (excellent) story.
https://t.co/PMIaOfIOga