Tag: Community

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Natalia Kiseleva

Flowers and Numbers

Explore the process of creating data visualization badges for a community using flowers and numbers. Creating a local data art community!
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Kristin Baumann

Recreating Historical Dataviz: Three Tricks I Learned In The Du Bois Data Visualization Challenge

With the analogy of a client project, I wanted to deliver the recreations as close to the original as possible using my tools of choice (D3.js and Svelte).
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Nightingale Editors

3 Data Points from New DVS Board Members

The start to 2024 saw the induction of seven new Data Visualization Society board members. As they begin their respective duties to elevate DVS, we wanted to offer them the chance to introduce themselves, asking them a few questions along the way. Get to know the new DVS board members!
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Nightingale Editors

Three Questions with… Teo Popescu

Teo Popescu is the new section editor of Nightingale. She is the creative manager at KUOW, one of the Seattle branches of National Public Radio.
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Nightingale Editors

Three Questions with… Alejandra Arevalo

Alejandra Arevalo is a Peruvian multimedia journalist and engineer based in San Francisco. A self-taught coder, she currently works as a developer at Hearst Newspapers where she focuses on data visualization and interactive storytelling.
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Kayla Marie

A Visual Compliment: Charting Kindness in Data

This story details and visualizes the time Kayla Marie set out to track how many compliments she gave in a week, but came away with having received almost as many as she gave.
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Emilia Ruzicka

Review: “Our Environment” by the Data Science x Design Collective

Our Environment, the newest installment in the Data Science x Design Collective’s series of anthologies, is a delightful collection of essays, zines, fictional short stories, and reflections on the data-fied world around and inside each of us.
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Neil Richards

Book Review – “The Data Storyteller’s Handbook”

Learn more about Kat Greenbrook's latest book while diving into her process behind its creation.
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Joanne Amarisa & Arran Ridley

Introducing Girls To Code, One Flower at a Time

The Data Garden Project started as a small group of creative learners. Now, it’s growing into a global community.
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Brittany Rosenau

Data, Viz, + Design Delights — November 2023

A curated collection of links from across the web in November 2023.
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Nightingale Editors

Three Questions with… Thanisara GG Ruangdej

Nightingale meets the data viz community! Today, we hear from Thanisara GG Ruangdej of Punch Up.
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Brittany Rosenau

Data, Viz, + Design Delights — October

A curated collection of links from across the web in October 2023.
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Nightingale Editors

Three Questions with… Poon Lee

Nightingale meets the data viz community! Today, we hear from information designer Poon Lee.
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Brittany Rosenau

Data, Viz, + Design Delights | September 2023

A curated collection of links from across the web.
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Nightingale Editors

Dear Nightingale Submissions: Raveling Data

Check out submissions to the challenge to transform a piece of fabric into data viz by cutting, picking, or pulling it apart.
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Agnes Vilia, Aquila Adimurti, Regina Nurashari & Arran Ridley

Teaching Data Visualisation to Middle Schoolers in Jakarta

The class allowed students to see data as not just a result of gathering facts from the world, but as a tool to make meaning of reality.