How do you make data look good – and mean something too? Information graphics, or infographics as they’re commonly referred to, attempt to do just that: visualize data in an engaging way. Infographics turn numbers into pictures, or take select data and represent them in a way that is easy to understand and visually appealing. We’ve recently seen a surge in these two elements, visualization (presenting data visually) and data. As computer, mobile, and tablet screens grow larger and … [Read more...]
INFOGRAPHICS showing a serge for HIV Visualization & Data
September 11, 2012 by Team Celebration
Filed Under: AIDS - H.I.V. Tagged With: A Celebration of Women, a serge, AIDS.gov, Brown University., HIV, INFOGRAPHICS, Information Technology, IT, Presentations, showing, Visualization & Data
WOMEN Taking Action! – Boundaries & Sharing Space
March 29, 2011 by admin
Setting Boundaries can Save Your Sanity [and Relationships] Sharing Spaces: Designs That Set Boundaries By Barbara Ballinger The right layout, flexibility, and agreed-on rules can bring family members of multiple generations, or even outsiders, together under one roof. Shared living is on the rise, and for many reasons. In some cases, multiple-family generations come back together as boomerang kids return home due to job loss and financial hits. Some families decide to reside … [Read more...]
Filed Under: FEATURED, SELF CARE Tagged With: a woman's privacy, agreed-on rules, architectural designs, Barbara Ballinger, boundaries, Boundaries & Sharing Space, Brown University., clinical assistant professor, Creighton Gibson, cultural tradition, Designer Marianne Cusato, designs in houses, Dr. Scott Haltzman, familial, Home Instead Senior Care, house rules, multiple generations, or even outsiders, personal boundaries, personal space, respect of others, sanity, self respect, several generations, sharing spaces, The New Economy Home, together under one roof, women in recovery, WOMEN of ACTION™, women taking action
WOMEN Taking Action! – Boundaries & Sharing Space
March 29, 2011 by admin
Setting Boundaries can Save Your Sanity [and Relationships] Sharing Spaces: Designs That Set Boundaries By Barbara Ballinger The right layout, flexibility, and agreed-on rules can bring family members of multiple generations, or even outsiders, together under one roof. Shared living is on the rise, and for many reasons. In some cases, multiple-family generations come back together as boomerang kids return home due to job loss and financial hits. Some families decide to reside … [Read more...]
Filed Under: FEATURED, SELF CARE Tagged With: a woman's privacy, agreed-on rules, architectural designs, Barbara Ballinger, boundaries, Boundaries & Sharing Space, Brown University., clinical assistant professor, Creighton Gibson, cultural tradition, Designer Marianne Cusato, designs in houses, Dr. Scott Haltzman, familial, Home Instead Senior Care, house rules, multiple generations, or even outsiders, personal boundaries, personal space, respect of others, sanity, self respect, several generations, sharing spaces, The New Economy Home, together under one roof, women in recovery, WOMEN of ACTION™, women taking action
