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Share What Matters: Become a Data Storyteller

In today’s data-driven world, the ability to tell captivating stories with data isn’t just a plus, it’s a must-have skill that turns numbers into action. For managers, business owners, grant writers, directors, department heads, nonprofit organizations, and anyone who needs to present data: Whether you are trying to get your team on board with an idea, convince people to support a cause, or just want your presentations to stand out, knowing how to create a data story can make all the difference. However, transforming numbers into a cohesive story can be difficult and leave audiences with more questions than answers. This workshop offers a process to create clear and memorable data stories that guide readers toward support and action.

By the end of this session, attendees will:
• Understand the concept of a “data story” and its significance in communicating information effectively.
• Acquire a step-by-step process to craft data stories that are clear and compelling.
• Learn how to combine insights with visualizations, creating memorable data stories that inspire an audience to take action

This program is made available in partnership with CTData Collaborative.

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Date:
Tuesday, April 1, 2025
Time:
1:00pm - 3:30pm
Location:
Marx Family Black Box Theater
Audience:
  Adult  
Categories:
  Business, Career, and Finance     Technology Training  

Registration is required. There are 16 seats available.

Presenter: Jackie Vancour

As the Data Engagement Specialist at CTData Collaborative, Jackie Vancour (she/they) supports residents of Connecticut by instructing public and custom workshops designed to increase participants' data literacy. With her Master's in Community Psychology and focus on program development from the University of New Haven, she honed her passion for teaching.

 

PROGRAM CONTACT: 
Lorna Rhyins
203-625-6560
lrhyins@greenwichlibrary.org