Coffee & Viz: Developing Graphic Narratives for Building Consensus

This event is part of the Coffee and Viz event series.

Lower Neuse Subbasin

When

Where

Virtual

About This Event

The Coastal Dynamics Design Lab (CDDL), housed within NC State’s College of Design, works to address critical ecological and community development challenges in vulnerable coastal regions. As part of providing technical assistance through planning and design processes, an important component of the CDDL’s work involves graphically communicating complex systems, policies, and information to diverse groups of stakeholders.

Clear and concise interpretation of technical data and research findings are necessary to facilitate decision-making, protect natural resources, and build more resilient communities. As such, graphic communication devices must be accessible and easily understood by stakeholders from diverse backgrounds including federal grantors, state agencies, city and town leadership, and the general public.

Travis Klondike and Madalyn Baldwin will present examples of illustrations from some of the CDDL’s recently completed projects and will discuss strategies for creating data-informed graphics for sharing information, building consensus across diverse audiences, and catalyzing tangible outcomes.

This event is part of the NC State University Libraries on-going Coffee & Viz series. Attendees will be entered into a drawing to receive (via mail) their choice of a coffee bag or tea tin and a mug from locally-owned sweet shop Anisette.

Please register here to participate in the event.

This event will be streamed live from our Twitch page. Anyone can watch the livestream, and if you have a free Twitch account, you can send your questions and comments in the live chat.

Featured Speakers

Contact Information

Karen Ciccone (kacollin@ncsu.edu)

Admission

Free and open to the public. Registration is required.

Accessibility

If assistive technology, live captioning, or other accommodations would improve your experience at this event, please contact us. We encourage you to contact us early about this to allow sufficient time to meet your access needs.