Thank You Valentina D'Efilippo for sharing behind the scene of your book. Feel so happy to see the focus on younger audiences. The only reason, I went to write "Drawing Data with Kids" was that I couldn't find one to work with my kids. Thank You! #outlier2024

💡Integrate AI into your project from the start, don’t save it until the end – Rutuja Pawar #Outlier2024

💡 We need more tools to work with textual datasets because we'll have unprecedented amount of text generated in the next decade – Nikita Rokotyan #Outlier2024

Inspired by the Japanese confectionary wagashi, data wagashi goes beyond mere visuals by incorporating taste, smell, and physical interactions, expanding the vocabulary for how we understand and interact with data –  I-yang Huang and Tiange Wang #Outlier2024

💡 We need to be careful not to reduce a customer profile down to a single trait…we can create a more inclusive profile by bridging the gap between natural biases (lived experiences, societal norms) and inclusive contexts (mindset, needs, roles) – Lisa Vissichelli

💡 The simplification of the message allows for the introduction of the visual metaphor – Catalina Perez #Outlier2024

Attending OutlierConf in person in Chicago? Join our Director of Community Engagement Aida Horaniet's unconference session today to learn about #VizForSocialGood and how to get involved! Location: Matrix Room #VFSG #Outlier2024 Data Visualization Society

💡What you choose to show and how you choose to show it can influence the processes that shape them – Gaelan Smith #Outlier2024

A huge name in Chicago and US journalism for our final keynote at OutlierConf #outlier2024 - it’s Maudlyne Ihejirika Maudlyne Ihejirika showcasing data storytelling in journalism 🤩

💡 Great data journalism transcends mere facts. Journalists know that it must resonate on a human level to connect readers and viewers to their own lives, while educating them to truths that are often hidden and sometimes in plain sight. – Maudlyne Ihejirika

💡We had to ensure what we're sharing with our ER leads and other medical professionals is very compact and easily digestible....so we solved the problem by using a single color code to let them know about upcoming capacity issues they might have – Janina Madoff

💡 We want people to treat data as a creative material to understand the world around them – Jamie Perera Jordan Wirfs-Brock @[email protected] Duncan Geere has left 🔰 #Outlier2024

💡Instead of thinking about the data, let’s think about who wrote this data to understand who do we need to make accountable for the injustices – Jane Huang, Carly Bobak, and Jacqueline Wernimont. #Outlier2024

Hermann Zschiegner examines the role of #dataviz in the design of modern memorials as a strategy to help explain the horrible events we try to remember in his #Outlier2024 Lightning Talk.

Last up at OutlierConf is Mikael Dewabrata 📊 all the way from Indonesia 🇮🇩 sharing his data science learning journey and the importance of community (without being “julid” 😜) #outlier2024

💡 One of my methodologies to learn #dataviz is to share. Sharing is caring. When I'm sharing, I need to care about my content and make sure it's not misleading – Mikael Dewabrata 📊  #Outlier2024

We conclude #Outlier2024 with a hands-on #FutureFridays workshop, hosted by Martina Zunica from infogr8 and luminary Eli Holder to redesign #dataviz and make them more human.

From inspiring talks to invaluable connections made, #Outlier2024 has been a huge success. Thank you to all the speakers, attendees, sponsors, and volunteers who made this event possible. Here’s to knowledge gained and friendships formed. See you next year in Miami, Florida.

Thank you OutlierConf for an exciting week in Chicago! Meeting all you wonderful people was enlightening! Now let’s go out and change the world for the better. Data Visualization Society

✨ Ready to explore the talks from #Outlier2024? The recordings are now available! Immerse yourself in expert-led presentations covering topics like Generative AI, data art, accessibility, and data literacy. Watch the full playlist here: buff.ly/3WClWow