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Hanna Jarzabek

Friday, June 2
 

09:00 CEST

Check-in and Coffee Cafeteria

10:00 CEST

Opening of the conference Aula 2Trine Smistrup • Jelena Prtoric • Brigitte Alfter

10:30 CEST

Networking welcome Announced from aula

11:30 CEST

Keynote: Why we need to investigate the EU Aula 2Brigitte Alfter • Lise Witteman

12:00 CEST

Lunch Cafeteria

13:00 CEST

Reconstructing the Melilla massacre - how to present a well known story C3.19Jack Sapoch • Bashar Deeb • Maud Jullien

14:15 CEST

Coffee break Cafeteria

14:45 CEST

Working with NGOs and activists - no problem or no-go? C3.01Ingeborg Eliassen • Rudi Bressa • Stefan Candea • Romina Colman Tracking the Wagner group from Africa to Europe C3.19Justine Brabant • Lou Osborn

16:00 CEST

Break (cold drinks only) Cafeteria

16:30 CEST

Fueling war - how a local story turned into major international research C3.10Chris Matthews • Sotiris Sideris Lost in Europe: investigating child trafficking around asylum centers C3.03Geesje van Haren • Ismail Einashe • Sanne Terlingen Finding facts about people Aula 1Marcus Lindemann Python for beginners C3.15Karrie Kehoe • Alesya Marokhovskaya

18:15 CEST

FOI Party and Art Auction CafeteriaTarjei Leer-Salvesen • Jonathan Stoneman • Stéphane Horel
 
Saturday, June 3
 

09:00 CEST

Coffee Cafeteria

09:30 CEST

How to fact-check your data work for an investigative piece? C2.25Karrie Kehoe • Jelena Cosic • Caroline Desprat Working for us: Human trafficking and exploitation in Europe C2.17Geesje van Haren • Ismail Einashe • Maria Delaney How to communicate data so people understand you C2.02Federico Caruso • Elisabetta Tola • Gianna-Carina Grün • Catherine André Building your first scrollytelling data visualization C3.15Krisztián Szabó • Rui Barros Personalising the story: how to generate a 100-page website from one dataset using R C3.11Paul Bradshaw • Paul Lynch

10:30 CEST

Journalism fair - meet the organisations that support and promote journalism

10:45 CEST

Coffee break Cafeteria

11:15 CEST

Missing data: An updated map of femicides in Europe C2.07Maria Álvarez del Vayo • Thanasis Troboukis • Janine Louloudi How to balance costs and (digital) safety C2.21Hisham Almiraat Arena Food & Water meeting: Let’s talk about future investigations! C2.15Sarah Pilz • Brigitte Alfter • Zeynep Sentek

12:30 CEST

Lunch Cafeteria

13:30 CEST

How to fund journalism better C2.01Daniela White • Ebru Akgun • Abhijit Das • Willem Lenders How to find sources, offline and online C2.15Zeynep Sentek • Nicola Naber • Tatev Hovhannisyan • Geesje van Haren How to work with traumatized sources C2.07Gavin Rees • Sanne Terlingen • Ismail Einashe

14:00 CEST

Individual safety consultations 2 TBAJake Charles Rees • Abigail Lis-Perlis • Harlo Holmes • Olivia Martin

14:45 CEST

Coffee break Cafeteria

15:15 CEST

The non-voter time bomb: mapping voter abstention in Europe C2.01Luciana Maruta • Andrea Nelson Mauro Engaging with hard-to-reach communities C2.21Lucas Batt • Zoltán Sipos • Sofia da Palma Rodrigues • Maria Delaney From reporter to subject of surveillance C2.25Hisham Almiraat • Gavin Rees • Thodoris Chondrogiannos War and muscles on TikTok: Investigating the most popular app in the world Aula 1Henrik Bøe • Christian Nicolai Bjørke

16:30 CEST

Break (cold drinks only) Cafeteria

17:00 CEST

Big Plastic in Europe – a story of power abuse and green-washing Aula 1Maria Maggiore • Lorenzo Buzzoni • Manuel Rico • Àttila Kalmán Child trafficking: inspiration for an investigation C2.07Tatev Hovhannisyan Find more through structured Internet Research C2.05Ude Albrecht
 
Sunday, June 4
 

09:00 CEST

Coffee Cafeteria

09:30 CEST

Step by step: Digging into a multinational arms company C2.28Stefan Candea • Rafael Buschmann • Nicola Naber

10:45 CEST

Coffee break Cafeteria

11:15 CEST

How to write the perfect grant application Aula 1Timothy Large Create a simple data web app in Python with Streamlit C3.15Natalie Widmann • Rémi Labed How to analyse millions of tweets (or other text) using Python notebooks (and why you might not) C3.11Paul Bradshaw • Paul Lynch

12:45 CEST

Goodbye - see you next year! Aula 2