Jonathan’s work on Source

Code

1. Overview Project

Projects

1. Interactive Data Journalism: A One-Semester Syllabus
2. Meet Disputed Territories and SSN Redactor
3. You Got the Documents. Now What?
4. Drawing Conclusions from Data
5. Strongbox Reactions, Part II

Articles by Jonathan

1. 

   Introducing Workbench, an Open Source Platform

   We made a data journalism tool so that anyone, at any level, can create and learn.

   Posted on April 25, 2019

   Five great things you can do with Workbench, whether you want to scrape a site, clean data, analyze data, or learn data journalism without code.

2. 

   Interactive Data Journalism: A One-Semester Syllabus

   A tested framework for teaching, and a practical guide for learning

   Posted on August 18, 2016

   Data journalism draws on a remarkable array of skills—everything from statistics to graphic design to FOIA requests.

3. 

   Security for Journalists, Part Two: Threat Modeling

   Jonathan Stray on how to protect yourself, your sources, and your scoop on sensitive stories

   Posted on August 21, 2014

   Jonathan Stray on how to protect yourself, your sources, and your scoop on sensitive stories

4. 

   Security for Journalists, Part One: The Basics

   Jonathan Stray on what every single person in your news org should be doing to secure the newsroom

   Posted on August 5, 2014

   Jonathan Stray on what every single person in your news org should be doing to secure the newsroom.

5. 

   You Got the Documents. Now What?

   Jonathan Stray’s guide to turning documents into data you can run with

   Posted on March 13, 2014

   Jonathan Stray’s guide to turning documents into data you can run with.

6. 

   Drawing Conclusions from Data

   In this OpenNews Learning special, Jonathan Stray presents an equation-free statistics talk on data and the shape of randomness

   Posted on July 25, 2013

   In this OpenNews Learning special, Jonathan Stray presents an equation-free statistics talk on data and the shape of randomness.

7. 

   Strongbox Reactions, Part II

   Jacob Harris, Jonathan Stray, and Mike Tigas weigh in

   Posted on May 16, 2013

   We asked for your thoughts on Strongbox, the New Yorker’s new implementation of DeadDrop. Our first wave of responses includes the New York Times’ Jacob Harris, the Overview Project’s Jonathan Stray, and Mike Tigas, OpenNews Fellow at ProPublica.