Applications are open for our 2024 NYT Graphics fellowship! Do you have experience telling stories with data and visuals? Do you thrive on collaborative teams? If so, tell us about yourself here: nyti.ms/3s4RaZ6

NABS is honored to announce the launch of a digital map with our latest research of 523 US Indian boarding schools. This resource is the result of years of research. Thank you to NCTR for partnering to make this tool available. #IndianBoardingSchools

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In my last story as a National Correspondent I shed light on a 'war against the children' -- the painful history of Native American boarding schools

w/ amazing Graphics team Zach Levitt Yuliya Parshina-Kottas (she/her) Tim Wallace Alexandria Symonds

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After more than two years of negotiations, we can finally say it: NYTimesGuild and The New York Times have reached a tentative agreement on a groundbreaking new collective bargaining agreement.

I spent the past few months Whatsapping with people in India, Kazakhstan and Vietnam to understand how the online market for abortion pills is operating. These sellers stand only to gain from last night's decision to further restrict the pills nationwide nytimes.com/interactive/20…

Why did the Western U.S. get battered with a lot of punishing storms and much more snow than usual this season, while parts of the Eastern half of the country saw warm winter temperatures and a lot less snow? nytimes.com/interactive/20…

i've had an incredible time in my NYT Graphics fellowship. my year is coming to an end, and i am looking for a new job! if you're hiring for a data- & visuals-minded journalist, here's a link to my portfolio: jasonkao.me

a thread of work i'm proud of..

At least 34 large-scale Bitcoin mining operations in the U.S. are putting intense pressure on the power grid, creating carbon pollution — and, in some places, higher electricity bills — for everyone around them, a New York Times investigation has found. nyti.ms/3GwYO22

The Times flew a drone over a historic street in Antakya, Turkey, to show what was lost in the quakes. To give a sense of what it looked like before, we overlaid images of building facades, when available. nytimes.com/interactive/20…

A barbershop that doubled as a ‘therapy room.’ A 150-year-old church. Doner kebab shops. The Times flew a drone over a street in Antakya’s Old City to show what has been lost. With Anjali Singhvi, Yuliya Parshina-Kottas, KK Rebecca Lai and Scott Reinhard lnkd.in/eQdFd3Ta

Rows of collapsed apartment buildings, rubble strewn across streets, families sheltered in tents: There is widespread destruction in Kahramanmaras, Turkey, a city of about 400,000 located near the epicenter of the first quake. Here’s what imagery shows: nyti.ms/3xciFyF

Drought, climate change and population growth have driven the Colorado River Basin into crisis. The seven states that depend on it can't agree on necessary cuts.

Must-read from Christopher Flavelle: nytimes.com/2023/01/27/cli…

Announcing new openings at NYT Graphics: We’re looking for graphics specialists to join our team to report, analyze data, design information graphics, build interactive visualizations and more. Interested? Apply below:
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The invasion of Ukraine. Abortion restrictions. Fear at the Winter Games. Illegal airfields in the Amazon. The midterm elections.

This is the year in visual stories, as told by The New York Times. nyti.ms/3WAkoZL

snow or no? new project w/ Judson Jones Bea Malsky John-Michael Murphy John Keefe

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A #bombcylone is bearing down on the eastern U.S. but will it leave enough snow for a #WhiteChristmas ? Enter your city to find out if you will wake up with snow on Christmas Day. nytimes.com/interactive/20…