#EIJC19

EIJC19 & Dataharvest will take place on Thursday 16, Friday 17, Saturday 18 and Sunday morning 19 May 2019.

The EIJC (European Investigative Journalism Conference) & Dataharvest is the most relevant networking event for investigative and data journalists in Europe. EIJC19 & Dataharvest will take place on Thursday 16, Friday 17, Saturday 18 and Sunday morning 19 May 2019. Like the last years, place to be is the charming city of Mechelen, 20 minutes outside of Brussels and very easily accessible!

The conference hashtag will be #EIJC19. Subscribe to our newsletter here and mailinglist here and to be informed about any developments.

Teachers & Trainers’ Day #EIJC18

The Data journalism Teachers & Trainers’ day at EIJC & Dataharvest embraces offers for those working with mid-career training as well as those teaching journalism students. Meet some of the most experienced data journalism trainers and lecturers from Europe and the US to learn from and network with. This year the day will both address… Continue reading Teachers & Trainers’ Day #EIJC18

Hack day #EIJC18

On May 24 2018, journalists and coders will gather for the pre-conference Hack Day – this year focused on public tenders. Come join us, if you want to contribute and bring home your own data sets! Join us in a special 2018 EIJC Hack Day: all tender edition! Public spending is the way our governments… Continue reading Hack day #EIJC18

Hatched at EIJC

The European Investigative Journalism Conference & Dataharvest is a place for people to meet, exchange skills and ideas and, ideally, collaborate on stories. And that approach works: several stories, projects and networks in Europe have come to life at one of the previous editions of the EIJC & Dataharvest and we hope there are many… Continue reading Hatched at EIJC

“I definitely recommend the European Investigative Journalism Conference & Dataharvest to other colleagues, including those who are not experienced with data journalism. (more…)

Adrian Blanco – El Confidencial

“I am an advocate for international journalism. We live in a globalised world today, and in-depth investigations have to cross borders in order to deliver results that are meaningful to the public. At Dataharvest, I met open-minded colleagues from different countries who are willing to work in teams with journalists on an international level. (more…)

Astrid Viciano (Süddeutsche Zeitung)

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