Episode #196: Francis Gagnon
Francis Gagnon, founder of the information design firm Voila:, visits the podcast to talk about building his own information design company.
Continue readingFrancis Gagnon, founder of the information design firm Voila:, visits the podcast to talk about building his own information design company.
Continue readingEva Murray visits the podcast to talk about her work and her new book, Empowered by Data
Continue readingGet an inside peak at the table of contents of my new book, Better Data Visualizations.
Continue readingAlvitta Ottley and Robert Kosara visit the podcast to talk about the 2020 IEEEVIS virtual conference. We discuss favorite sessions and papers, and our take on the virtual experience.
Continue readingOn this week’s episode of the show, I chat with Virginia Eubanks about how high-tech tools and software profile and punish people of color and low-income people and families.
Continue readingEarlier this week, I spoke to the Data Visualization NY Meetup group about the recent work I’ve been doing with my Urban Institute colleague Alice Feng. As you may have seen, Alice and I co-authored a blog and paper (posted…
Continue readingZach Norris, Executive Director of the Ella Baker Center for Human Rights, author of We Keep Us Safe: Building Secure, Just, and Inclusive Communities, and co-founder of Restore Oakland, visits the PolicyViz podcast to talk about working with and for people and families across the country.
Continue readingThe following post is a summarized version of the article accepted to the 2020 Visualization for Communication workshop as part of the 2020 IEEE VIS conference to be held in October 2020. The full paper has been published as an OSF Preprint…
Continue readingKandrea Wade visits the podcast to talk about her work on algorithmic identity and the digital surveillance of marginalized groups. More information and links in the full show notes.
Continue readingI recently wrote about the binning and legend choices NPR used in a hex grid map showing state-by-state variation in COVID infections. Today, I’m turning my attention to a sequential color palette in a set of maps published by the…
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