Summary
Lam Vo is an investigative reporter and data journalist with 11 years of experience exploring the intersections of inequality, technology, race, and immigration. Based in New York, he combines hands-on data mining and Python skills with long-form reporting, teaching data journalism at CUNY and running workshops for immigrant communities on misinformation and AI. He has built and published practical tools for mining social web data (authoring a No Starch Press Python book) and has reported for outlets including The Markup, BuzzFeed, ProPublica, and the New York Times. Equally comfortable in the classroom and the newsroom, he designs publishable investigative projects, mentors freelancers, and guides editorial teams on data and tech. A global speaker and trainer, he brings field-tested multimedia and code-driven storytelling to investigations that center marginalized voices.
11 years of coding experience
2 years of employment as a software developer
Back-end web development, Back-end web development at General Assembly
MS Journalism (New Media), MS Journalism (New Media) at Columbia University - Graduate School of Journalism
JavasScript, JavasScript at School of Visual Arts
University College London
German, Vietnamese, French