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Upcoming webinar - Arts-based approaches to data engagement

Are you wanting to use arts-based methods in your engagement activities with the public? Join this webinar from PEDRI to hear from experts working in this space.

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Katie Porter
Project Coordinator, PEDRI
Upcoming webinar - Arts-based approaches to data engagement
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The seven standards address key barriers to effective public engagement. Published in January 2025, they are built on two years of collaboration with the public and professionals.

Join PEDRI for a webinar exploring how arts‑based approaches can be used as powerful tools to build data literacy, support informed dialogue, and enhance public trust. Through real‑world examples, our speakers will share how arts‑based methods have been used successfully in public engagement in data research and statistics, demonstrating their value in translating technical concepts into accessible and inclusive experiences.

📅 Wednesday 22 April, 11.30-12.30 BST

📍 Location: Online

Register now: https://hubs.li/Q048zPCq0

This webinar is part of PEDRI’s 2026 series, supporting attendees to build confidence and skills in high‑quality public involvement and engagement aligned with the PEDRI Good Practice Standards.

Go to the profile of Katie Porter
Katie Porter
Project Coordinator, PEDRI

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