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R-Ladies Baltimore (Bmore) is the local Baltimore chapter for the larger R-Ladies global organization (rladies.org) to promote gender diversity in the R community.

The next event is Tuesday November 28, 2023 from 3:30-5pm at FastForward (1812 Ashland Ave #110, Baltimore, MD 21205) at Johns Hopkins Technology Ventures (JHTV). Coffee, tea and cookies will be provided. This meeting will include a group coding event. Pre-pandemic times, we made holiday cards at our November meetup. It was so much fun, that we are going to do it again!

WHO is this for?

  • If you are new to R & are short-budgeted on time!
  • If you want to learn more about creating data visualizations in R, but don't know how!
  • If you want to learn about how to make your own holiday designs in R!

If any/all of this is true, this event might be for you!

AGENDA

3:30โ€“3:45 Meet & Greet | ๐Ÿช | Set-up

3:45โ€“3:50 Who we are | Announcements | What's next

3:50โ€“4:05 Presentation: Data visualizations with ggplot2

4:05-4:30 Hands-on coding activity: Create your own holiday designs in R!

4:30-4:40 Holiday design showcase!

4:40โ€“5:00 Networking -- Any more Qs?

To benefit most from this workshop

  1. please bring your laptop with
  2. pre-installed R & RStudio (https://www.rstudio.com/products/rstudio/)
  3. tidyverse package (https://www.tidyverse.org/)

Having trouble with installation & set-up? Ping us on Slack!

LOCATION:

Enter the 1812 Ashland building and go straight ahead in lobby past the security desk & elevators to Suite #110/JHTV entrance.

FAQ:

Q: Are men welcome to attend R-Ladies events?

A: Yes, men are welcome at this event. Our mission is to encourage more women and non-binary individuals to get involved in the R community. However, we ask that cis men come as guests of women and gender minorities to our events to promote a sense support and encouragement for women and gender minorities in the R community. Please help us by spreading the word about R-Ladies. Please also take the time to review our code of conduct before you attend: https://github.com/rladies/starter-kit/wiki/Code-of-Conduct

The term "women and gender minorities" is inclusive of individuals who identify as female (trans and cis), trans-men, non-binary, genderqueer, genderfluid, agender, intersex, and all minority genders).

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