From migration to trade, the disruption created by covid-19 is erasing decades of economic gains achieved through globalization.

Believe it or not, I learned a lot.

Racism is at the heart of our nation’s inequality.

She’s been having a moment — and that’s not a good thing. Using baby name data, we found other names that are equally as “Karen” as Karen.

As a 100-day project, Alli Torban has been imagining what a data visualization designer’s wallpaper might look like through the years.

It's hard to think of much else. These maps show the racial divide between black and white people in major cities.

Explore our interactive map to discover the most dominant colour of each currencies’ banknotes.

“Flatten the curve” was just the beginning.

How the virus spread through migrant worker dormitories.

Hopeful views of the world through data and drawings.

Data visualizations can be great to communicate complex data in an easy way, but only if they're made to be accessible.

Accessibility should always be a focus when designing products, and the same goes when working with data visualizations and graphs.

When we create a timeline, we can use many different shapes to convey different meanings, or just to apply our creativity.

I thought we (i.e. me) could use a break, so I made these abstract charts to represent the most popular quotes about hope on Goodreads.

This is a music challenge, testing how well you recognize historic hits.

Pentagram partner Giorgia Lupi takes a crack at redesigning the PowerPoints that New York Governor Andrew Cuomo features in his daily press briefings.

Finding patterns in our need for knowledge.

A dashboard for tracking COVID-19 cases across countries.

COVID-19 is upending everything. Including how the “New York Times” visualizes the news.

What life indoors looks like in Tokyo’s cramped homes.