Last week I had the honor of discussing one of the most meaningful stories of my career as a visual journalist with the amazing JJ Green on the Colors podcast. Please take a listen to this, and all his episodes. buzzsprout.com/2105205/13599… @zachwlevitt @PodcastColors
The quad jump (four rotations in the air) is changing women’s figure skating and is a must to earn a medal in #winterolympics2022. So honored to work on this story with @dawncai624 @wardnyt @JulietMacur @haeyoun nytimes.com/interactive/2022…
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WINNER: Feature, Large Newsroom: @nytimes for What the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre Destroyed awards.journalists.org/entri… #OJA21
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Editors from @nytgraphics worked with librarians and archivists to piece together a picture of Greenwood, a prosperous Black neighborhood in Tulsa, Oklahoma that was destroyed by a violent white mob in 1921. The data set and map files are now open source. open.nytimes.com/how-we-reco…
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The science is settled. The future is not. nytimes.com/interactive/2021…
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Have you seen the magical scroll on this? nytimes.com/interactive/2021…
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This was one of the coolest projects I’ve ever worked on: an illustrated, interactive story for kids about the future of climate change.
Please share with your young readers! (Adults welcome too.)
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For the past year, intensive care units have been overwhelmed with Covid patients and the complexity of care they require.
Here is a look at how hospitals have been dealing with their critically ill patients and how they have been forced to adjust. nyti.ms/2ZKC8FS
Impressively fast reporting and visualization of yesterday's chaos by my brilliant colleagues @nytgraphics nytimes.com/interactive/2021…
A brilliant visual investigation of Breonna Taylor's death, by @singhvianjali @malachybrowne @NatalieReneau @DrewJordan_NYT nytimes.com/video/us/1000000…
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The coronavirus vaccine is expected to roll out across the U.S. within days, and the government promises to deliver millions of doses in the coming weeks.
But logistical challenges remain in trying to get the vaccine to the right places at the right time. nyti.ms/3qJAdxP
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See where breath particles actually go with and without a mask washingtonpost.com/investiga…
An illustrated guide of what it takes to get the vaccine from the lab into your arm nytimes.com/interactive/2020… @amyswalk @blueshirt @simonelandon @nytimes @nytgraphics
This 360 film, made 3 days after the Nov 13 Paris attacks, captured the city in deep mourning. It’s the first immersive film produced in the @nytimes newsroom and one I am still proud of. Team: @bcsolomon @leslyedavis @Grahaphics @EvanGrothjan youtube.com/watch?v=o3yvjEMF…
Love these illustrations by @salvesergio!
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Counting mail votes is no easy feat. We illustrated the labor-intensive process and the election workers that keep our democracy going: nytimes.com/interactive/2020… @MaggieAstor @ByMattStevens @haeyoun @nytgraphics @nytimes #Election2020 #MailInBallots #MailInVoting #CountEveryVote
Our latest story takes you inside a mask at a microscopic scale to show how it helps stop the spread of Covid19 @kartpat @JuniorXsound @gianordoli @BedelSaget @simonelandon @mlsptn nytimes.com/interactive/2020…
Walk down the production line of a meat packing plant to understand why workers are so impacted by covid19 and the challenges of keeping them safe. nytimes.com/interactive/2020… via @NYTimes
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The coronavirus remains a threat in meatpacking plants. Take a look at this interactive graphic to see why nytimes.com/interactive/2020…
Help Luba Drozd make PPE for healthcare workers: gofundme.com/f/protective-sh…









