🌏 Dataviz in Asia (August’ 23)

🌏 Dataviz in Asia (August’ 23)

Who said data can't be a blast for teens? In this month’s Dataviz in Asia, we’re exploring how people are making data exciting for young people and breaking language barriers to boot!

We’re always on the lookout for folks who are putting their own spin on making data fun and accessible. Data viz practitioner Arran Ridley (who we worked with on our Jakarta food sellers story) teamed up with an amazing group of teachers in South Jakarta to teach middle schoolers the art of data storytelling. The lesson took them to pretty incredible places, like measuring the heights of Indonesia’s different islands…

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