Julia Wolfe

This story was 1.5 years in the making. Truly a highlight of my career to help shepherd such a nuanced and important piece. Also, we've made all the data public: github.com/reuters-grap...

Should we print the big map as a poster and sell it y/n

This story had me reliving all the doctor who told me that it was normal to have irregular cycles and not to worry. It wasn't until we started trying to have kids that I learned the importance of my period as a vital sign, something I wish I had known in my 20s www.reuters.com/graphics/USA...

The sheer scale and scope of U.S. President Donald Trump's executive orders during his first 100 days is something unseen from any modern U.S. president, a Reuters' analysis of over 600 orders found. www.reuters.com/graphics/USA...

hello take a break from all the everything and enjoy an explosion of fabric and fun

sadly the media never reports on the overwhelming majority of white lotus guests who have perfectly normal vacation experiences

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney's Liberals retained power in the country's election on Monday, but fell short of the majority government www.reuters.com/graphics/CAN...

Ah, yes. In 2025, this is what we most need to ask for from the future of our profession

Come for the eye-popping charts, stay for the v cute art

man ABC completely blew it on this. absolute fumble. it feels like it's been the end of an era for most of an era but this is kind of devastating anyway.

I'm not surprised, but I am furious. So much love to the 538 crew, past and present. Difficult to imagine my career, and life in nyc, without them.

Fires are growing faster in the western United States. The fastest of them — termed 'fast fires' — often erupt near towns and account for most structural wildfire damage according to researchers who analyzed over 60,000 fires from 2001 to 2020 reut.rs/3WsCyyz

Incredible @adn.com front page for @kylehopkinsak.bsky.social story about trial delays in Alaska. Read it here: projects.propublica.org/alaska-sex-a...

ooooor the best language is the one you like working in 🤷

I have the best job

❄️❄️ okay minor spoilers to build the hype ❄️❄️

If you'd like to truly and completely destroy your Spotify algorithm, may I suggest that you: * rely on video game soundtracks to get into coding flow-state * raise a 2-year-old

Some stories we've published while everyone was enjoying the blue skies:

👀👀👀👀 Hello! We're here at last. And to help you find even more Reuters graphics greatness, follow the journalists behind the work: go.bsky.app/CnSL5PB

This also shocked me when I taught, I had to add a class on file structure. My lesson on functions went better.

We're working on a cool thing (no spoilers) that's got me revisiting news games that I actually liked. Like, @moriartymaps.bsky.social's www.washingtonpost.com/politics/int..., which probably is the best thing any of us have ever done. Any other great ones I should revisit?

There's a lot of hand-wringing about elections polls & specifically how they can be misread. So, we made a handy explainer, complete with cute lil interactives to help you wrap your head around what polls *can* (and can't) tell you. www.reuters.com/graphics/USA...

New Unwrapped speaker (the 2nd one today!): @juruwolfe.bsky.social will talk about bringing Datawrapper to a newsroom, first at FiveThirtyEight and now at Reuters. Learn more about her and the Datawrapper chart she's most proud of:

Honored to have an essay out in The Journal of the Data Visualization Society today, my first formal publication. Thank you to @juruwolfe.bsky.social for an amazing mentorship this summer, it was an honor to work with you!