If you've ever wondered how you can use data to drive positive action and engagement, then this LOTI session is for you.

Joe Sharpe, co-founder of Applied Works, reveals how — by blending user research, crafting compelling narratives, and linking them to real-world outcomes — data design can inspire and move people.

Joe will share examples from Applied Works partnerships with the BBC, Chatham House, EDF Energy, and Open Cities Lab. You'll discover how data storytelling goes beyond journalism, making a powerful impact across various sectors and industries.

About Applied Works

The world’s data pioneers are working to solve some of our most pressing and complex problems. Our expert team partners with organisations and academic institutions to give their data meaning and purpose for global audiences. We led the way in data journalism back in 2010, working with The Times and the BBC to captivate audiences with interactive data stories. Today, we bring our expertise in data design to other industries, crafting data tools and products that address the world’s evolving needs. Our clients include the UN, Chatham House, Climate Arc and Columbia University.


About LOTI

The London Office of Technology and Innovation (LOTI) was established in July 2019 to help its London borough members, the Greater London Authority (GLA), and London Councils to collaborate on projects that bring the best of digital and data innovation to improve public services and outcomes for Londoners. For more information, visit our website.

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