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PhD Researcher, Civil Engineer, and Biologist
Passionate about ecology and civil engineering, Christina’s areas of specialisation include vegetation ecology, water management, geotechnics and soil sciences.
Read our profile on Christina to learn about her on the Mekong River Delta in Vietnam.
Journalism Project Coordinator
Alexandre is co-founder and coordinator for the Environmental Investigative Forum (EIF).
Read our profile on Alexandre to learn more about his experiences that led him to form an international network of journalists and experts focused on environmental investigations.
Journalist
In 2021, Sonja was recognized at the EFN Namibia Journalism Awards Ceremony where she won the Best Agriculture & Environment Category award and was also awarded Journalist of the Year.
Read more about Sonja’s achievements and watch a video where she talks about her work with CCIJ.
Tapped Out is a two-part collection of fifteen stories around power, justice and water in the West. Part one was made possible by a grant from The Water Desk, with support from Ensia and INN’s Amplify News Project. Part two was made possible by a grant from the Water Foundation with additional support from INN and the Fund for Investigative Journalism (FIJ).
These stories are part of collaboration that includes the Institute for Nonprofit News, California Health Report, Center for Collaborative Investigative Journalism, Circle of Blue, Colorado Public Radio, Columbia Insight, The Counter, Ensia, High Country News, New Mexico In Depth and SJV Water.
Led by CCIJ Editor Yuxi Wang, this session will show attendees how to do data analysis and visualization using ChatGPT as well as Kaggle, a platform for data science competitions and collaborative projects that provides users with pre-configured Jupyter notebooks and eliminates the need for users to set up their own Python environments.
During part 2, we will show journalists examples of how satellite imagery and social media research can help to confirm their reporting.
During part 1 of this hands-on workshop, attendees will be led through various sections of selected aircraft and ship tracking websites and learn how they can launch a query about flight and voyage history.