Virtual Summit 2021
Visualizing Every Person: How Disaggregated Data Can Build a More Just World
We may not have been able to gather in person, but it doesn’t mean we couldn't come together. This Tableau Foundation hosted its first virtual Tableau Foundation Summit featuring sessions on the effective use of data from nonprofit leaders across the world.
And at this moment of challenge and uncertainty, the work of this community of practitioners has never been more important. Your data is more than a mark on the screen—it is a person who is themselves facing their own health, economic, and social challenges.
Over the course of the two day conference, we hosted conversations and presentations from a variety of Tableau Foundation partners. Together, we explored ways disaggregated data is opening a window on the needs of people, and highlighting opportunities to help through and after the COVID-19 crisis.
Day 1
February 16, 2021
Opening Keynotes
Welcome to the Tableau Foundation Summit
Using Data to Create an Anti-Racist Society
The Ethical Use of Data to Pursue Racial Justice
Data for Programs
Using By Name Lists to Explore Person-Level Insights
Visualizing People, Not Disproportionality
Visualizing the Legacy of Redlining
Providing Data to Smallholder Farmers
How One Tableau Dashboard Provided Food to Millions of Families in Need
How One Tableau Dashboard Provided Food to Millions of Families in Need
Placing Meal Pick-Up Sites During a Pandemic
Showcasing the Vaccine Almanac
Four Lessons on Data Disaggregation
Providing Individualized Data at a Hyper-Local Level
Data for Advocacy
Presenting the SDG Gender Index
Tracking the Impact of COVID-19 on Health Campaigns
Introducing the US Crisis Monitor Dashboard
Re-enVIZioning Homelessness Data with Tableau
Changing the Narrative on Wildfire Risk
Closing Keynote
Updates from Tableau Foundation and Introducing the Data Equity Hub
Day 2
February 17, 2021