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Panel: Data for Climate Justice

Data is fundamental to understanding climate change and the paths to action, from identifying problems to mitigation and adaptation measures in cities. But what data is available for this, and which realities and people does it apply to?

In this panel at the Coda.Br Conference, Open Knowledge Brasil is bringing together voices from science, journalism and civil society to address the challenges for data-driven journalistic coverage and advocacy on climate issues that consider the inequalities in Brazil and the Global South in a larger context.

Class duration: 1.30 hours

Referred as the main data journalism event in Latin America, the 8th edition of the Brazilian Conference on Data Journalism and Digital Methods (Coda.Br) holds 18 and 19 November 2023 on the Álvaro Alvim Campus, São Paulo. It features tracks of workshops, panels, keynote, flash presentation sessions as well as networking opportunities for participants. The Open Climate Reporting Initiative (OCRI) will be present at five activities.

Register here.

18 November 2023 – Panel: Data for Climate Justice

17:30–19:00
America/São Paulo (UTC-3)

Marta Salomon

A journalist specialising in public policy with a master and doctorate degree in sustainable development, Marta is an associate researcher at the Centre for Sustainable Development (CDS/UnB) and a lecturer on information and climate change.

Jean Ometto

Jean is a Senior researcher at Brazil’s National Institute for Space Research and Coordinator of the Earth System Science Centre (CCST/INPE) where he doubles as a postgraduate lecturer. He is actively involved in a number of international research forums on the subject: he was appointed to the United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change – […]

Helena Carpio

Innovation leader at Prodavinci and co-anchor of Deutsche Welle's "Fuerza Latina" programme, Helena is a Venezuelan multimedia journalist who explores the ever-changing relationship between society and the environment.

Camila Rodrigues

A journalist with 18 years of experience in popular media outlets and the mainstream press, such as g1, Folha de S. Paulo and UOL. She has a PhD in Demography and a master's degree in Economics and has been covering human rights since 2012.

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  • 18 November 2023 17.30–19.00 America/São Paulo (UTC-3)
America/São Paulo (UTC-3)