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EIJC17 & Dataharvest

The European Investigative Journalism and Dataharvest Conference organised by Journalismfund.eu, is the most relevant networking event for investigative and data journalists in Europe. Dataharvest EIJC17 will take place on Friday 19, Saturday 20 and Sunday morning 21 May 2017, with a pre-conference Hack Day on Thursday 18 May.

Kristina Knaving

University of Gothenburg
PhD student
Gothenburg

Talk to me about data visualisation!

I am a third year interaction design PhD student with an MSc in engineering and visualisation and one year of art school. I am currently doing research on data visualisation in journalism as a driver for engagement and motivation. While I am an interaction design PhD student, I currently also teach and work at JMG, the department of journalism, media and communication at the University of Gothenburg.

09:59 CEST

Pre-Dataharvest Train the Trainers C2.15

13:00 CEST

Lunch & Networking Foyer

15:55 CEST

10:00 CEST

Welcome Auditorium Z1/13 Hanswijk

10:20 CEST

Networking welcome Lobby

11:00 CEST

KEYNOTE: From LuxLeaks to trade secrets Auditorium Z1/13 Hanswijk

12:00 CEST

EU for beginners Z3/04 Why you should distrust polls C2.17 Wobbing /FOI for beginners C2.30

13:00 CEST

14:00 CEST

Data tools for everyday journalism C2.17 How not to be wrong C2.21

15:00 CEST

15:15 CEST

Data harvested during the Hack Day I C2.17 Getting your documents out through FOI tactics C2.30

16:30 CEST

Security and civil liberties / Round table C2.11 Let's not misunderstand each other - journo-coder collaborations C2.21 Making money with good journalism - testing the models one by one Auditorium Z1/15 Donche

17:40 CEST

CAR Lightning Talks Z1/14

18:00 CEST

Networking reception at Mechelen city hall Mechelen City Hall, 21 Grote Markt, 2800 Mechelen, Belgium

09:30 CEST

Introduction to R for journalists IFULL C3.04

10:30 CEST

Coffee Cafeteria

10:45 CEST

Introduction to R for journalists IIFULL C3.04 Tracking criminals' and billionaires' money C2.23

11:00 CEST

Security café Cafeteria

11:45 CEST

Coffee Cafeteria

12:00 CEST

KEYNOTE: The Power of Algorithms - Algorithmic Accountability Reporting Auditorium 2 Introduction to R for journalists IIIFILLING C3.04

13:00 CEST

Lunch Cafeteria

14:00 CEST

Getting Started with Algorithmic Accountability Reporting C1.25 Creating beautiful online maps in minutesFILLING C3.15 STATS ILIMITED C3.11 Journalist-scholar collaborations: a model to pursue? / Round table C2.23

15:00 CEST

Coffee Cafeteria

15:15 CEST

Algorithm Accountability - European network on journalists and algorithm accountability C1.25 Knowledge sharing in collaborative teams - the tools available C2.01 STATS IILIMITED C3.11 Protect privacy - anonymize your data I C2.25

16:15 CEST

Coffee Cafeteria

16:30 CEST

Data harvested during the Hack Day III C2.17 Integrating data journalism in the newsroom C2.21 Messed up Facts - Henk & Paul Auditorium 1

09:30 CEST

How to deal with mail leaks Auditorium 1 Graph Databases IFULL C3.11 'Fake news' and fact-checking C2.25

10:45 CEST

Graph Databases IIFILLING C3.11