Coda Story
Battling History. Around the world, competing visions of history are clashing. Opposing camps fight these battles on the basis of fundamental issues of identity — who gets to belong and who gets cast aside. The events in question might be rooted in the past, but when it comes to how they are interpreted, it's really the future that is at stake.
Our awards and impact - Coda Story
Our awards 2024 Climate Journalism Award, Storytelling & solutions category winner In the Swedish Arctic, a battle for the climate rages, Isobel Cockerell Scripps Howard Awards, Excellence in Opinion Writing, Finalist Fallout: Tracking the Global Impacts of Russia’s War in Ukraine, Kenneth R. Rosen 2023 The Orwell Prize for Journalism, Shortlist Isobel Cockerell True Story Award, Third
About Coda - Coda Story
About Coda Coda Media is a nonprofit newsroom dedicated to character-driven storytelling on the roots of major global crises. The expanding geography of authoritarianism is at the intersection of all our journalistic concerns. We report on the abuse of new technologies, the manipulation of scientific facts, the rise of oligarchy, the dangers of transnational repression,
Natalia Antelava, Author at Coda Story
Natalia Antelava is Coda’s CEO and Editor-in-Chief. Originally from Tbilisi, Natalia started her journalism career in West Africa and had been BBC’s resident correspondent in the Caucasus, Central Asia, Middle East, Washington DC and India. She has covered the Russian invasion of Georgia in 2008, the wars in Iraq and in Eastern Ukraine and ...
Podcasts - Coda Story
Some stories need to be heard. Coda produces podcasts and other audio projects that explore the forces shaping our world today, from the abuse of new technologies to the weaponization of historical narratives. Our journalism gives context to these crises and illuminates the ways in which they are interconnected. If you are interested in collaborating
Five Coda stories you definitely should not miss - Coda Story
2021年12月17日 · Here are some of the stories we covered we think are especially impactful. 1. Pakistan’s centralized biometric ID scheme has been praised on a global stage. But as we highlighted in our series in November, it is excluding hundreds of thousands of people from essential services including state-subsidized medicines, food rations and even access ...
Memory - Coda Story
In the Khmer Rouge's last stronghold, myths from the Cambodian genocide still reign. One group is trying to disrupt a narrative that has gripped an isolated community for decades. It claims that Vietnam engineered the worst evils of Cambodia’s genocide. feature. Fiona Kelliher.
Authoritarian Tech - Coda Story
Surveillance, privacy, information, control: Coda Story’s new coverage topic provides global reporting on how governments abuse the power and potential of emerging technologies such as AI, facial recognition, digital tracking, and social media and will explore how these technologies are strengthening autocratic regimes and stifling dissent. 2.
Oliver Bullough, Author at Coda Story
2023年8月23日 · Oliver Bullough is an award-winning journalist and author who writes Coda’s oligarchy newsletter, and specializes in writing about financial crime. His journalism appears in the Guardian, the New York Times, GQ magazine, BBC radio and elsewhere. His latest book was Butler to the World, which was longlisted for the FT business book of the year.
Episodes Archive - Coda Story
Online learning in Covid-19 means kids are surveilled more than ever