Data Visualization & Infographics
A People's Guide to New York City
Antipsychotics in U.S. Nursing Homes
Calendar of Killings by Police
Conflict Dynamics around Refugee Settlements in Northern Uganda
Data Visualization and Human Rights
Executions and disappearances in Punjab
Gold Trade in the Democratic Republic of Congo
Human Rights Watch World Report 2005
Journalists Imprisoned in China
Kardze Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture
Nigeria School Attacks Timeline
Policing Poverty and Racial Inequality in Tulsa
Selected CIA Aircraft Routes and Rendition Flights 2001-2006
Stephens, Catherwood, and Katz
Timeline of Boko Haram Abductions
Visualizing Data for Human Rights Advocacy
Visualizing Information for Advocacy: An Introduction to Information Design
Big News
2020 was a rough year. But how did it stack up, historically? Big News is a zoomable collection of all banner headlines appearing in The New York Times from its founding through the end of 2020.
Inspired by a tweet, I collected the front pages by scraping the TimesMachine archive and used Mechanical Turk to crowdsource the identification of banner headlines. To build the visualization, I adapted code from Vikus Viewer.
And it turns out 2020 had more banner headlines than any year since World War II.