The visuals here show how data storytelling can take different forms. One explores how happiness is built from small moments and relationships, while the other highlights patterns in everyday behaviors linked to well-being. Both move beyond numbers alone, showing how data can be translated into patterns, narratives, and meaning that people can quickly see and understand. By the time people reach a third session like this, something important has usually shifted. The number is

A few days ago, Dr. Scott A. Phillips (DBA, JM, MS, USN Ret.) , Research Assistant Professor and UGHCM Interim Director, delivered a powerful introduction to data storytelling at the University of New Orleans. The session offered a hands-on look at how numbers and lived experience can be shaped into clear, community-ready stories—stories that support planning, advocacy, and real community impact. We will give you the information below to catch you up on everything we have al

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Date: December 5, 2024 Time: 9:00 AM - 2:00 PM Location: CrescentCare Conference Rooms, 1631 Elysian Fields Ave, New Orleans, LA...