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Help us choose repeat classes for 2018 CAR Conference

We hope you're joining us in Chicago, March 8-11 for the 2018 CAR Conference. We want to hear which hands-on classes you're most excited to attend. Consider taking our survey to help us […]
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Submit your ideas now for the 2018 CAR Conference

Our annual data journalism conference will be taking place March 8-11, 2018 in Chicago — and we want your input! Use this form to share ideas, suggestions and other comments […]
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Using election data beyond the results

By Soo Rin Kim You’re a city government reporter and you’re on a deadline to write about a public hearing on the city’s zoning overhaul. You want to quote a […]
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Five things I learned at my first CAR Conference

By Amanda Nero The CAR Conference came and went much too quickly. Luckily, it’s nearly impossible to walk away from the conference empty-handed. Whether it’s technical skills or a deeper […]
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Battling burnout in a tweet-breaking world

By Uliana Pavlova "If you think you are indispensable, just die and see what happens." – Ron Nixon It seems almost impossible to find a work/life balance when you're a […]
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Friendly robots: How journalists can use bots in the newsroom

By Dariya Tsyrenzhapova The definition of bots is murky, but expectations for the use of artificial intelligence tools in news organizations is on the rise. Bots, like automated personal assistants, can […]
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Best practices for measuring impact

By Natalie Lung Two factors measure the impact of journalism: the output (how much work has been done), and its significance. But Tom Rosenstiel, executive director of the American Press […]
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Using data to investigate the planet

By Haotian Mai A panel of environmental reporters gathered at the 2017 CAR Conference to discuss stories based on public and private data sources. Dinah Pulver of the Dayton Beach News-Journal […]
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Securing data, sources and yourself

By Uliana Pavlova We live in the age of cybersecurity, when it is more important than ever to protect our information and sources digitally. Olivia Martin from the Freedom of […]
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Left brain, right brain: How drawing can help journalists find focus

By Abigail West The left brain is commonly understood as the logical side, and the right brain as the creative, intuitive side. This is not accurate. The correct way to […]
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