Visual journalists, graphics reporters or however they call themselves are doing an amazing job creating compelling visual storytelling around the world.
This list focuses not on their projects but on the people: How do they work? Who works in which newsroom?
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To learn from each other. Many graphics people gave/give amazing insights into their work through talks, blog posts or through Twitter. Let’s compile this potential.
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To get to know the smaller newsrooms. We know the big players, but what happens outside of the United States or the United Kingdom? Let’s get inspired by their work.
- Create a pull request (like this)
- If you’re not comfortable with that, create a new issue
- Or write an email to [email protected]
- If you add people, please make sure that they are ok with being added, if they don’t explicitly state their employer in their Twitter bio. If they don’t have Twitter, check their website/blog.
- Name of the newsroom. The list is currently sorted alphabetically, with reporters and editors sorted by their first name.
- Location and links to the graphics departments on Twitter | Website | Blog | Github
- Links to specific blog posts/videos/interviews that show how data vis people in this newsroomn are working. Links should give insight into the process of past projects, general principles and approaches to problems, which tools are used etc.
- Team members and links to their Twitter account who currently create charts/graphics/data visualizations in these newsrooms on a regular basis. Alumni, interns and fellows shoudl not be added.
Washignton, D.C. and New York, New York
Washington, D.C.
London, England
- Amanda Farnsworth
- Bella Hurrel
- Christine Jeavans
- Daniele Palumbo
- Ed Lowther
- John Walton
- Joy Roxas
- Mark Bryson
- Mike Hills
- Nassos Stylianou
- Ransome Mpini
Berlin, Germany
New York, New York; Washington, D.C.; and Hong Kong
2014: Lisa Strausfeld & Christopher Cannon: From Explanation to Exploration
- Adrian Leung
- Cesca Antonelli
- Chloe Whiteaker
- Christopher Cannon
- Cynthia Hoffman
- Cédric Sam
- David Ingold
- Hannah Dormido
- Hannah Recht
- Hayley Warren
- Jeremy Scott Diamond
- Julian Burgess
- Mira Rojanasakul
- Yue Qiu
Boston, Massachusetts
Munich, Germany
New York, New York
Washington, D.C.
Washington, D.C.
New York, New York
Dallas, Texas
Vancouver, British Columbia Website
London, England
Madrid, Spain Website
London, England
New York, New York
2016: Andrew Flowers: FiveThirtyEight's data journalism workflow with R
2016: FiveThirtyEight - Quickdraw Episode 01
- Aaron Bycoffe
- Andrei Scheinkman
- Dhrumil Mehta
- Ella Koeze
- Gus Wezerk
- Julia Wolfe
- Matthew Conlen
- Rachael Dottle
- Ritchie King
London, England
2011: Alastair Dant: Data visualization & The Guardian: Reporting big stories through small details
2015: Aron Pilhofer: Rebooting a 200-year-old startup
2016: Monica Ulmanu: A small canvas for a large audience
- Carlo Zapponi
- Cath Levett
- Chris Fenn
- Feilding Cage
- Garry Blight
- Glenn Swann
- Josh Holder
- Pablo Gutiérrez
- Paul Torpey
- Seán Clarke
Helsinki, Finland Website
New York, New York
Twitter | Website | GitHub | Tumblr
Los Angeles, California
- Ben Welsh
- Joe Fox
- Jon Schleuss
- Kyle Kim
- Len De Groot
- Lorena Iñiguez Elebee
- Paul Duginski
- Priya Krishnakumar
- Thomas Suh Lauder
Miami, Florida
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Washington, D.C.
New York, New York
2011: Amanda Cox: Shaping Data for News
2012: The New York Times (Interview with Steven Duenes)
2014: Mike Rostock – Design is a Search Problem
2015: Hannah Fairfield – The Power of the Reveal
2016: Archie Tse – Why We Are Doing Fewer Interactives
2016: Gregor Aisch - Data visualization and the news
- Adam Pearce
- Alicia Parlapiano
- Amanda Cox
- Archie Tse
- Blacki Migliozzi
- Denise Lu
- Derek Watkins
- Haeyoun Park
- Hannah Fairfield
- Jasmine C. Lee
- Jonathan Corum
- Josh Katz
- Josh Keller
- Karen Yourish
- Keith Collins
- Kevin Quealy
- Larry Buchanan
- Michael Keller
- Steve Duenes
- Tom Giratikanon
- Wilson Andrews
Washington, D.C.
2015: Alyson Hurt – Data Visualization on a Deadline
Zurich, Switzerland
Washington, D.C. Website
New York, New York Website
2016: Lena Groeger: Meat Charts: Visualizing Data with the Human Form
New York, New York Twitter | Website
Twitter | Website Monteral, Quebec
New York, New York and Singapore
Fort Lauderdale, Florida
Hong Kong, China
Hamburg, Germany
Zurich, Switzerland
Munich, Germany
St. Petersburg, Florida
Austin, Texas
London, England
Washington, D.C. GitHub
New York, New York
Washington, D.C. and New York, New York
New York, New York and London, England
- Ana Rivas
- Andrew Barnett
- Angela Calderon
- Brian McGill
- Colleen McEnaney
- Dylan Moriarty
- Elliot Bentley
- Gabriel Gianordoli
- Hanna Sender
- Jason French
- Joel Eastwood
- Kara Dapena
- Kiersten Schmidt
- Luis Santiago
- Madeline Carson
- Mike Sudal
- MinJung Kim
- Nigel Chiwaya
- Pat Minczeski
- Randy Yeip
- Reneé Rigdon
- Sarah Greenberg Morse
- Shane Shifflett
- Shazna Nessa
- Stepahnie Stamm
- Taylor Umlauf
- Tonia Cowan
- Tristan Wyatt
- Tyler Paige
- Yaryna Serkez
Washington, D.C.
- Aaron Williams
- Armand Emamdjomeh
- Bonnie Berkowitz
- Chiqui Esteban
- Chris Alcantara
- Dan Keating
- Gabriel Florit
- John Muyskens
- Kaeti Hinck
- Kevin Schaul
- Kevin Uhrmacher
- Laris Karklis
- Lauren Tierney
- Leslie Shapiro
- Monica Ulmanu
- Reuben Fischer-Baum
- Seth Blanchard
- Ted Mellnik
- Tim Meko
Berlin, Germany Website
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