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COVID-19 data is complex and messy, creating challenges for journalists who are learning the nuances of public health in the midst of a fast-moving pandemic.
In June, the Global Investigative Journalism Network hosted a webinar featuring data visualization experts talking through practical tips and tricks when creating charts and graphs with COVID-19 data. Check out the video for the full discussion, and the article for highlights through the lens of a Amanda Makulec, a public health data visualization developer at Excella, Danielle Ivory, an investigative reporter from the New York Times, and Alberto Cairo, Professor of Journalism at the University of Miami.
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