#codabr19 is a wrap and I& #39;m stoked about the state of jornalismo de dados in Brazil.

A few impressions ...

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For starters, the 1st annual Claudio Weber Abramo data journalism awards. https://abs.twimg.com/emoji/v2/... draggable="false" alt="🤯" title="Exploding head" aria-label="Emoji: Exploding head"> stuff here.

An LAI/open data newsletter.

Dataviz on constitutional amendments.

A collaborative violence monitor.

A fact-checking twitter bot.

Check these out. https://twitter.com/abraji/status/1199002414713655296

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Special mention: this exhaustive data-driven, visually striking investigation of toxins found in municipal water supplies by @reporterb, @agenciapublica and @PublicEyeSuisse:

https://reporterbrasil.org.br/2019/04/coquetel-com-27-agrotoxicos-foi-achado-na-agua-de-1-em-cada-4-municipios/

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Also, CrossFire, aka Fogo Cruzado, an app that allows users to monitor reports and trends on gunfire in Rio de Janeiro

https://fogocruzado.org.br"> https://fogocruzado.org.br 

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And then there was this coffee for sale by @cafehackerclub, roasted with assistance of a programmable logic controller and code written by journalists.

Sale proceeds benefited @EscolaDeDados, a data journalism training institute.

https://twitter.com/turicas/status/1198627285873635334
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Also, rows!

This amazing python library written by @Turicas will import, convert and query against all kinds of tabular data.

pip install rows
https://pypi.org/project/rows/ 

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There& #39;s amazing and sophisticated journalism going on in Brazil right now. The people behind this work have been incredibly collaborative and welcoming.

What an honor to participate in #codabr19.

Muito obrigado. Ciao!
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