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Welcome to Data Journalism at John Cabot University

Welcome to Data Journalism at JCU blog. This space publishes production from the Introduction to Data Journalism course at John Cabot University, Rome. Created and led by Dr Helton Levy, the module debuted in Spring 2022. Data Journalism at JCU aims to teach students how to read into datasets and tell stories without losing the human agency behind what we call data. Each post represents a classroom exercise made of numerical and textual data. By sharing our learning steps, we can benefit other students and bring fresh ideas to enhance data journalism as an accessible practice. Contact: hlevy@johncabot.edu

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Recent Posts

  • Legalizing and Decriminalising Marijuana in the U.S.: Who benefits?
  • Catholicism continues to shape restrictive abortion laws in Europe
  • The world’s 5 safest countries to be a woman
  • Debunking violence against women in central and south Asia
  • Child Marriage, reproductive autonomy, and early childbearing in the Caribbean

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Drugs, health care, United States, Violence

Legalizing and Decriminalising Marijuana in the U.S.: Who benefits?

Many laws decriminalizing or legalizing marijuana consumption in U.S. states have passed over the last decade. But who has benefited the most from this liberalization? Virginia Schweitzer and Sarah Reiken investigate. Continue reading Legalizing and Decriminalising Marijuana in the U.S.: Who benefits?

Catholicism continues to shape restrictive abortion laws in Europe
Demographics, Gender, Government, Inequality

Catholicism continues to shape restrictive abortion laws in Europe

Emil Rasmussen and Ilenia Reale debunk the relationship between faith and restrictive abortion conditions in Europe. Continue reading Catholicism continues to shape restrictive abortion laws in Europe

The world’s 5 safest countries to be a woman
Europe, Violence, Women

The world’s 5 safest countries to be a woman

The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) published on its Gender Index the top countries with the most legal protection for women. Unsurprisingly or not, most are in northern Europe. Continue reading The world’s 5 safest countries to be a woman

Debunking violence against women in central and south Asia
Asia, Economy, Inequality, Violence, Women

Debunking violence against women in central and south Asia

South and central Asian countries offer an insight into how violence against women can correlate to the index of economic development, at least according to OECD data. Continue reading Debunking violence against women in central and south Asia

Child Marriage, reproductive autonomy, and early childbearing in the Caribbean
Caribbean, Inequality

Child Marriage, reproductive autonomy, and early childbearing in the Caribbean

In the Caribbean, Haiti has no laws to protect women’s reproductive health and rights in cases of unwanted pregnancy. The country reveals a series of issues in the region. Continue reading Child Marriage, reproductive autonomy, and early childbearing in the Caribbean

Are women really that safe in Finland?
Demographics, Gender, Scandinavia, Violence, Women

Are women really that safe in Finland?

Data from the 2019 OECD Gender, Institutions and Development Database, a global survey concerning women’s quality of life, suggests that Finland, often ranked as remarkable for its gender equality, could also be seen as one of the most unsafe European countries for women. Continue reading Are women really that safe in Finland?

Understanding the link between domestic violence against women and high gender equality
Demographics, Gender, Scandinavia, Violence

Understanding the link between domestic violence against women and high gender equality

Violence against women is an issue that affects millions worldwide – and Scandinavians are not an exemption Continue reading Understanding the link between domestic violence against women and high gender equality

Why are so many influencers protesting racism in Italy?
Europe, Inequality, Italy, Racism

Why are so many influencers protesting racism in Italy?

In this piece, we looked into videos produced by ten popular influencers of color based in Italy and published on YouTube. We wanted to investigate their reactions to the so-called microaggressions. Continue reading Why are so many influencers protesting racism in Italy?

Countries with less support for women in politics could also be champions in LGBTQ+ discrimination
Demographics, Europe, Gender, Inequality, LGBTQ+, Public policies, Society

Countries with less support for women in politics could also be champions in LGBTQ+ discrimination

Survey results on women’s voice in politics and LGBTQ discrimination in the labor market show how countries that value men over women as leaders tend to discriminate against LGBTQ folks. Continue reading Countries with less support for women in politics could also be champions in LGBTQ+ discrimination

Data Shows D.C. Offers the Best Median Salary for Graduates in the US
Demographics, Education, Public policies, United States

Data Shows D.C. Offers the Best Median Salary for Graduates in the US

Washington, D.C., is where graduates have the best chance to earn a higher median salary compared to any US state. Continue reading Data Shows D.C. Offers the Best Median Salary for Graduates in the US

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