Oct. 25: Power of Data Visualization

Join us for an exciting discussion about using data visualization to communicate your organization's impact. Data visualization makes it easier to understand data trends and patterns through infographics, charts, and graphs.
Date: Tues., Oct. 25
Time: 6-8 pm
Location: WeWork Shaw (https://www.wework.com/locations/washington-d-c/wonder-bread-factory), 641 S St. NW
Cost: Free (RSVP required. Space is limited.)

Graphicacy's (http://graphicacy.com/) Creative Director Jeffrey Osborn and his team members will discuss strategic choices that inform the creation of powerful interactive data visualizations tailored to educate, motivate, and emotionally connect with a variety of audiences.

Bill Dugan, Creative Director at the World Resources Institute (http://www.wri.org/), will talk about helping a 30-year-old research organization find new ways of communicating and presenting information beyond printed reports and working papers.

Crystal Patterson, former Communications Director at Center for American Progress (https://www.americanprogress.org/), will discuss strategy and messaging development around immigration reform.

Special thanks to Graphicacy (http://graphicacy.com/) for co-hosting the event. Graphicacy works collaboratively to create tools and experiences that are informative, innovative and impactful. They guide mission-driven organizations in making information visual, persuasive and shareable for a wide variety of audiences. Starting with an in-depth discovery process, they produce interactive applications, data visualization and information graphics, motion graphic videos and data analysis.
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