Sheldon.studio·Jan 16, 2023If we are not counted, how do we count?People create data. It is human-made, without people data doesn’t exist. At the same time, the opposite — if data exists, people exist —…
Sheldon.studio·Nov 14, 2022Tell the story (but also the struggles) of migrant women emancipating in western society.A transmedia storytelling project to share the complex experiences of resilient migrant women while steering clear from stereotypes and…A response icon1A response icon1
InBootcampbySheldon.studio·Feb 23, 2022Disseminating diversity in Lithuanian MediaCheers to us 🍸! At Sheldon.Studio, we have just published a joint data inquiry project with the Lietuvos Žurnalistikos Centras (LZC) on…
Sheldon.studio·Jan 13, 2022Omini e vaccini, una relazione complicata ❤️🩹Ci siamo posti il problema 🤔, ci abbiamo provato 💪, non è detto che ci siamo riusciti 🤦♂️
InBootcampbySheldon.studio·Nov 3, 2021Repeat after me: “the numbers don’t lie” is a lieWe had fun creating our yearly report, a wild visual ride designed to remind you that data is just one facet of reality’s complexity… it’s…
InIperoggetti vicini e lontanibySheldon.studio·Jul 3, 2021Hyperobjects near and farA design workshop to shorten the distance between Venice’s people and the global phenomenon they are part of.
InIperoggetti vicini e lontanibySheldon.studio·Jul 3, 2021Iperoggetti vicini e lontaniUn workshop per avvicinare i cittadini e i turisti di Venezia ai fenomeni globali che li coinvolgono.
InNightingalebySheldon.studio·May 12, 2021Data Enabling: the Glocal Climate Change Design ProcessHow I learned to stop visualising and to start looking forwardA response icon1A response icon1
InNightingalebySheldon.studio·Aug 12, 2020Beyond Open-washing: Are Stories and Narratives the Future of Open Data Portals?There is growing consensus that the mere release of open data is not enough to realize the full potential of openness. What’s next?A response icon1A response icon1
InNightingalebySheldon.studio·Mar 29, 2020Hey, Data Designers: Where are the COVID-19 Mobile Dashboards?This crisis offers an important window into data design’s role in supporting a better-informed public, but one thing is noticeably absent
