When presented in the right way, data can increase understanding and move audiences to action. When presented in the wrong way, data can be confusing or perpetuate misinformation. To foster health literacy, deepen trust, and build long-term connections, communicators can use visuals to complement core messages and make their content more equitable. Join experienced data analysts and public health communicators to learn a range of tips and tricks for using effective data visualization in your communications.
Topics will include:
- The dos and don’ts of storytelling with data
- Best practices and tools for creating data visualizations with minimal resources
- Using data visualization to humanize and simplify complex public health information
Speakers
Jessica Malaty Rivera
Senior Science Communication Advisor, de Beaumont Foundation
Caroline Hoffman
Senior Public Health Promotion Specialist, Rhode Island Department of Health
Peter Walker
Head of Insights, Carta
