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Hazel Sheffield

London
Websitehttps://hazelsheffield.com
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In 2020, Hazel co-ordinated the cross-border investigation Money to Burn, which revealed that Europe's renewable energy subsidies were inadvertently fuelling the destruction of ancient forests in Estonia.
She will reveal the tools, technology and the tribulations of co-ordinating seven reporters from six countries for the three-month investigation, which expanded to 16 newsrooms across eight countries for publication.

Tuesday, September 1
 

10:00 CEST

Welcome to Dataharvest Digital TBA

10:10 CEST

Finding people - Tools to take you further TBA

14:00 CEST

Data skills kick-off - Q&A TBA
 
Wednesday, September 2
 

10:00 CEST

Tracking persons on social media TBA

11:15 CEST

Investigating like a detective TBA
 
Thursday, September 3
 

10:00 CEST

Find connections in company and property registers TBA
 
Tuesday, September 15
 

11:30 CEST

EU's dirty not-so-little 'secret' TBA

13:00 CEST

Where to find 137 billion euros? TBA

14:00 CEST

Scraping without code: using third-party tools to scrape websites TBA
 
Wednesday, September 16
 

13:00 CEST

Your pension fund might be warming the planet (or worse) TBA

15:30 CEST

How to build a data hypothesis - 2 TBA
 
Thursday, September 17
 

10:00 CEST

Data Buffet with the OECD TBA

12:00 CEST

Europe beyond coal – are we there yet? TBA
 
Tuesday, September 22
 

13:00 CEST

FOI lunch 1: Catching up on trade secrets TBA
 
Wednesday, September 23
 

10:00 CEST

How to get access to documents and data in the EU TBA

11:30 CEST

Using access to environmental information rules TBA
 
Thursday, September 24
 

10:00 CEST

Going to court to get information - in German and European courts TBA

13:00 CEST

FOI lunch 3: Experiences with online document requests TBA
 
Tuesday, September 29
 

16:00 CEST

Meetup 1: Self-awareness and self-management TBA
 
Wednesday, September 30
 

10:00 CEST

Generating story ideas from data: data availability in different parts of Europe TBA
 
Thursday, October 1
 

15:30 CEST

Beyond Excel: Why you should learn to code (at least a bit) TBA
 
Tuesday, October 6
 

16:00 CEST

Meetup 2: Self-awareness and focus TBA
 
Tuesday, October 13
 

16:00 CEST

Meetup 3: Self-awareness and choices TBA
 
Wednesday, October 14
 

11:30 CEST

Mapping empty homes across Europe: getting, cleaning up and analysing different kinds of data TBA
 
Thursday, October 15
 

10:00 CEST

Researching the rise of the far right across Europe TBA
 
Tuesday, October 20
 

13:00 CEST

Crowdsourcing data and information for investigative projects TBA

16:00 CEST

Meetup 4: Create habits that make you a more resilient journalist TBA
 
Tuesday, October 27
 

10:00 CET

How to build an international conflict of interest database

11:30 CET

Conflict of interest monitoring network

14:00 CET

Staying sane when dealing with structured data formats: CSV, JSON, XML, XLSX. TBA
 
Wednesday, October 28
 

09:30 CET

Big leak, big names? How to keep the focus on structures

11:00 CET

FinCEN Files: How it fits in to the chronology of financial mega-leaks and why it’s so important

16:00 CET

Workshop: The challenges facing reporters covering tax scandals and financial crime
 
Thursday, October 29
 

14:00 CET

All things are in the Aleph: dive into the largest investigative data archive
 
Tuesday, November 10
 

11:15 CET

Big polluters & wealthy climate deniers: who are the lobbyists in the climate field? TBA
 
Wednesday, November 11
 

11:30 CET

Tracking carbon fraudsters and future frauds on the energy market TBA

13:00 CET

Good intentions, bad execution - green's not always clean TBA
 
Thursday, November 12
 

10:00 CET

Data Buffet with Copernicus TBA

11:30 CET

Let's not bum our readers out: can climate journalism be constructive and crowdsourced? TBA
 
Thursday, November 26
 

11:30 CET

Journalism that empowers TBA