A ceasefire was declared in Lebanon on April 16. The data tells a different story. @fadahjassem.bsky.social and I analysed figures from @acleddata.bsky.social, UNHCR, and Lebanon’s Ministry of Public Health, and here are some of the numbers🧵 #datajournalism #datavisualization #dataviz

A big thank you to all the researchers who use and cite Google Earth Engine datasets. Past me knew that learning how to use it would’ve been useful

Almost two years ago, the war in Gaza started, and at least 200 journalists have been killed. Who were they? Under what circumstances did they die? Were they deliberately targeted by Israel in an attempt to suppress the truth about what is going on in Gaza? (Small thread with #dataviz)

This week's Dispatch brings a range of topics — U.S. politics, gender issues, the economy, conflict, and climate — as well as a chart-themed game at the end. 📊 🕹️ www.datawrapper.de/blog/data-vi...

pre-coding sketches

Climate change affects all of us, some more than others. Here’s a sample of the maps and charts I made for “How the climate crisis is creating millions of refugees in the Middle East” by Rachel Kelly. www.thenationalnews.com/climate/2025... #datavisualization #dataviz #datajournalism #maps

The National published a special project about the changes in the United Arab Emirates’ population. Juman (the editor) invited me to make the charts. Here’s the project and some of the charts: www.thenationalnews.com/news/uae/202... #dataviz #datavisualization

Hi, I'm Isaac Arroyo, a data(vis) journalist at The National (Abu Dhabi). I created this profile because I feel that the #dataviz community has slowly moved here, and I miss them. Here are some charts and maps I’ve made as part of my job or just for fun. Hoping to see new and familiar usernames.