Mar Cabra, Spain, is co-founder of The Self-Investigation, a foundation that provides a variety of services aimed at improving media professionals’ wellbeing globally, in English and Spanish.
She is a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist, digital wellness educator and Acumen Fellow working on raising awareness on how technology is changing the way we interact with ourselves, each other and as a society. She writes a column in the Spanish newspaper El Confidencial on this topic.
Cabra is committed to creating a healthier working culture to prevent others from burning out like she did after leading the technology and data work for the Panama Papers investigation.
She is a keynote speaker and has addressed companies such as Twitch, Santander Bank, Just Eat and PWC. She also promotes the responsible use of artificial intelligence through OdiseIA, a non-profit in Spain that she co-founded.
- More about Mar Cabra
- Investigations
- Stories by Mar Cabra
ICIJ's custom-built data tools have allowed hundreds of reporters around the world to access millions of files securely at the click of a mouse.
Nov 29, 2017
ICIJ is partnering with database company Neo Technology to offer a fellowship focused on complex data analysis and finding stories inside networks.
May 11, 2017
Former top EU official among the politicians and others named in leak revealing 175,000 offshore companies registered in the Bahamas.
Sep 20, 2016
The trove of files that make up the Panama Papers is likely the largest dataset of leaked insider information in the history of journalism.
Apr 25, 2016
Jul 10, 2015
There were more than 150 publicly traded Australian mining companies present in 33 African nations at the end of 2014.
Jul 09, 2015
Fatal Extraction is an international collaboration combining corporate data and extensive field reporting to reveal deaths, injuries and community conflicts linked to Australian mining companies across Africa.
Jul 08, 2015
ICIJ's Data Unit sifted through tens of thousands of pages to reveal the extent of people displaced by World Bank projects. Here we answer some frequently asked questions about the data, where it came from, and what does "displaced" actually mean?
Apr 16, 2015













