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Sunday, June 4 • 09:30 - 10:45
Mapping street names: What do they tell us?

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The naming of streets after people is far from a neutral activity; each city map tells its own story about how societies translate their views and values into space. There is clearly a gender gap, but there are other issues too: do street names celebrate people from minorities, social movements, disadvantaged social classes, non-Europeans, or people associated with controversial military campaigns? When did these people live, and where did they come from? Whose names are missing from our cities’ streets? A collaborative project led by OBC Transeuropa, within the European Data Journalism Network, has examined 30 major cities in 17 European countries. In this session, we'll see how the project progressed from initial idea, to deciding how to present the data. And we will see how collaborative working led to the reuse of data for different formats and story angles.

Speakers
avatar for Yuliia Dukach

Yuliia Dukach

Texty.org.ua
Have PhD in sociology and work as head of the disinformation research project at Ukrainian independent media Texty.org.ua. As a full-stack data journalist, I specialize in computer processing, data analysis and visualization in Python and R programming languages. There are various... Read More →
avatar for Lorenzo Ferrari

Lorenzo Ferrari

Network coordinator, European Data Journalism Network
avatar for Kelly Kiki

Kelly Kiki

Data Journalist | Project Manager, iMEdD


Sunday June 4, 2023 09:30 - 10:45 CEST
C2.15