Chris Canipe, a visual journalist at Reuters for the past three years, has left the news organization.
He is joining Enveritas, an international non-profit that works with coffee farmers. At Reuters, he reported, designed and built interactive graphics.
“I love that team, and I’m very proud of the work we’ve done these last few years,” he wrote on Twitter. “But it’s time to listen to the voice that keeps asking, what if I stepped away from news for awhile?”
Canipe previously worked at Axios as a senior visual journalist and at The Wall Street Journal as a senior interactive graphics editor, where he researched, designed, wrote, and programmed interactive graphics and stories for WSJ.com.
He is a University of Missouri graduate.
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