Pamela Duncan
Pamela Duncan is the editor of the Guardian’s Data Project team, an occasional award-winning journalist (#humblebrag) and a self-confessed data nerd. She can usually be found at her desk poring over spreadsheets and using her coding skills – usually a combination of scraping, regex and pandas/Python – to build and analyse datasets to produce high quality and exclusive data stories. She has worked on a number of international collaborations including the Pandora Papers, Russian asset tracker and The Uber Files.
Pamela is a very popular data journalism trainer at the #CIJSummer Conference despite being an insufferable data evangelist who forces her love of data upon others. She has taught as a visiting lecturer in data journalism at City, University of London and trained journalists at conferences including DataHarvest, GIJC and NICAR as well as Summer School. She has also written a bespoke data curriculum to teach journalists in developing countries.
