This month we're reading How Charts Lie by Alberto Cairo. Come to our session on April 27 at 3 pm ET for insightful discussions and takeaways. Sign up: buff.ly/49ATrdU

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The start to 2024 saw the induction of eight 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.

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Web 1.0, or the early days of the internet, was the wild west for interactive data viz. It was the start of data viz being much more than static images.

This is part two in a series on the evolution and future of interactive data visualization.

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📢 Register for Outlier 2024, the global #dataviz conference! This hybrid event takes place from June 12-14 with options for you to join in person at Chicago or virtually. Dues-paying DVS Members enjoy bigger discounts than early bird tickets! Register: buff.ly/3Je7JXs

What lessons can data viz professionals learn from flag design and vexillologists? Gain some insights from Darren Shearer (Darren Shearer) on simplicity, clarity and purposeful design.

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Today is Week 10 of the #DuBoisChallenge2024 !

Go to buff.ly/3SGTnEg to recreate the viz in this week’s folder. Share your work on social media with #DuBoisChallenge2024 .

Don’t forget to share it in the DVS Slack for a chance to win prizes!

Our partners, Information is Beautiful are offering LIVE shows in the coming months in London, San Francisco, Los Angeles, and New York City. Plus, they have virtual options so you can join from anywhere in the world!
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Join us for a series of Information is Beautiful LIVE shows - full of graphics, numbers, knowledge and jokes. It's our 15th anniversary and we're hitting venues in London, SF, LA, NYC (maybe elsewhere) and online
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Moving beyond the need to impress with data visualizations, Christopher Laubenthal (@phbob) advocates for solving real problems and democratizing information.

It's not just about creating stunning designs but empowering decision-making and understanding.

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Join us in part one of a five-part series on the evolution and future of interactive data visualization!

To start this series off, CLEVER°FRANKE looks at interactive data in the pre-Web era.

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Today is Week 9 of the #DuBoisChallenge2024 !

Go to buff.ly/3SGTnEg to recreate the viz in this week’s folder. Share your work on social media with #DuBoisChallenge2024 .

Don’t forget to share it in the DVS Slack for a chance to win prizes!

We were all thrilled when Mona Chalabi won a Pulitzer prize for her dataviz work, so much so that we interviewed her in Nightingale Magazine Issue 4: Emotion. Have you ordered yours yet? shop.datavisualizationsociety.org

Nightingale Mag. Issue 4 also features an special 12-page section on our feelings about GenAI. Yes, everyone’s talking about it, but now you get some inside perspective from leaders in the field of dataviz! Get yours: shop.datavisualizationsociety.org

We're pleased to extend a special invitation our members for DataUniverse in NYC, a leading event in the field of Data and Analytics. We’ve secured a limited number of complimentary tickets (worth over $900 each) for DVS Dues-Paying Members. Claim offer: buff.ly/3TOeViV