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Examples of a range of data visualisation (datavis) that people working in Sheffield’s social action sector might come across in the course of their work.
Click on any of the images to be taken to the report, website or social media where the featured datavis was published.
In November, several of Sheffield’s organisations were promoting what they do by using data on social media:
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Sheffield Parks’ poster of the city’s outdoor spaces, complete with lots of associated data:
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Food Works Sheffield using data to highlight how much food waste is avoided by their work:
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Headline homelessness data displayed at an event:
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Working Win shared a mental health message based on data:
I saw this being shared on social media, created by Sheffield City Council’s public health intelligence team, highlighting suicide and accidental death among young men.
Young Healthwatch Sheffield’s report on young people’s feelings towards self-worth contains lots of data visualisations.
South Yorkshire’s Community Foundation’s 2018 Vital Signs report is full of data visualisations and infographics. See how they translate onto social media here too.
Weston Park Weather Station visually demonstrating the unusually large amount of rain that fell in Sheffield on September 20th.
Sheffield North East’s neighbourhood policing team use a bar chart to justify where they are focusing their attention.
Mental Health First Aid England often use datavis, for example look at their resources for schools
