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Here is an original chart that a partner school district developed from a survey of students about past 30-day drug use. See my next two charts for how I revised it for them.

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This chart focuses on smoking and vaping, and how student use has shifted from one to the other

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This next chart draws attention to alcohol and marijuana use rates - these are the two other major substances of concern.

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Doing a screenshot tutorial for a GBEN member to assist in how to add to the gallery. This is a picture of my cat on the left) and the window perch I was in search of for her.

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Need feedback! Map with bubbles to show race/ethnicity

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We are trying to improve the equity of our street outreach efforts. We are tracking the locations of these contacts and have the demographics of our clients. I have a chart of locations with race/ethnicity %s. But I also want to visualize it on a map if possible.
Here, the bubble size represents # of contacts. In Power BI, it's possible to add a color gradient for a measure; here I'm using % BIPOC. But a rule of thumb I use is to not have chart colors represent the colors of people - that can get icky.
So my question: does this fall into that ickiness??

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This is a work-in-progress attempt to make jitter charts for visualizing racial equity measures while moving away from deficit thinking, as suggested by Pieta Blakely and others (https://pietablakely.com/what-can-go-wrong-racial-equity-dataviz-deficit-thinking/). Jitter charts show both a distribution and central tendency, to help people understand think about both the individuals and the groups.
This is very much a work-in-progress so feedback is appreciated!

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A slide from a report shared with clients and company leadership.

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A slide from a larger presentation our staff use to present to clients. 

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Created this visualization to breakdown a Census statistic for community residents. 

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Upload picture or file of your data viz example! --> See Kelly's example.