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Fighting stereotypes about Asia with data, in conversation with the Kontinentalist's Pei Ying Loh
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Pei Ying Loh is the co-founder of The Kontinentalist, an organisation that tells stories about Asia using data. Since its start, The Kontinentalist has worked hard to find creative ways to tell data stories on topics ranging from how the rubber industry in Singapore and Malaysia was shaped by colonialism, to Asia’s favourite alcoholic beverages. The team also offers workshops on the essentials of data storytelling, based on the tools they’ve used for their own stories.
We wanted to learn more about how The Kontinentalist approaches stories, and what things they’ve learned that can be helpful for others.
You can find the transcript of this interview and other interviews in our newsletter at inoldnews.substack.com
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