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Dataharvest 2023 - the European Investgative Journalism Conference

Join us for four days of inspiration, learning and networking!

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Keynote: Why we need to investigate the EU

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Opening of the conference

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Networking welcome

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Lunch

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Check-in and Coffee

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Coffee break

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Break (cold drinks only)

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FOI Party and Art Auction

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Finding Faces

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Finding facts about people

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Tracking the Wagner group from Africa to Europe

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How to use the user-unfriendly EU ETS database to track CO2 emissions

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How to investigate Russian gas lobby - or any other network

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Using isotope analysis to investigate a supply chain

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Scraping without code: using third-party tools to scrape websites

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Working for our food: Modern slavery in Europe

#17

Why wait for leaks? Find breaking news EU stories with FOI

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LobbyFacts - investigating EU lobbying

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Lost in Europe: investigating child trafficking around asylum centers

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Arena Climate Network: what should we research together?

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Working with NGOs and activists - no problem or no-go?

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Reconstructing the Melilla massacre - how to present a well known story

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Friend or foe: using AI as an investigative tool

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Lunch

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Coffee break

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Coffee break

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War and muscles on TikTok: Investigating the most popular app in the world

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Coffee

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Break (cold drinks only)

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How to follow the money and unpick offshore transactions

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Mapping Q-Anon in Europe, on Telegram and beyond

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Journalism fair - meet the organisations that support and promote journalism

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Getting Started with Satellite Imagery

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Researching alt-right and conservative groups online: blueprints for an investigation

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Missing data: An updated map of femicides in Europe

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How to find sources, offline and online

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Follow the Money of European political parties

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How to communicate data so people understand you

#39

Googling for nerds

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Scrutinising EU funds in your country: how to find the data you need

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Suspicion machines: welfare surveillance algorithms revealed

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Big Plastic in Europe – a story of power abuse and green-washing

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Find more through structured Internet Research

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Goodbye - see you next year!

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Coffee

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Coffee break

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How to write the perfect grant application

#48

How to analyse millions of tweets (or other text) using Python notebooks (and why you might not)

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Step by step: Digging into a multinational arms company

#50

How to investigate public tenders?