Communicating Emotions Through Creative Data: Voices of Healthcare Practitioners during Covid-19

In this recorded presentation, the research production team discussed the creative practice involved in The Frontline and capturing personal testimonies from some of the contributors in the form of a co-created documentary, which is a work in progress.

The event explored why and how this project came to life, through a joint presentation by Shreepali Patel (Concept and Research Insights), Marques Hardin (data collection and on-line architecture) and Meghan Horvath (reaching and engaging the healthcare communities).

The event was part of the UKRI AHRC funded Art/Data/Health project that explores data as a creative material for health and wellbeing.

The seminar series brought together international speakers to explore how data has been communicated during the pandemic.

This Seminar Series, Held Online, During March And April 2021, Exploring The Ways In Which Heath Data Can Be Communicated Creatively. A Group Of Artists, Creative Practitioners, Academics And Researchers Addresses Key Questions About Public Health Communication, With Particular Focus On The Current COVID-19 Pandemic. How Can An Interface Between Creativity And Data Science Help Bring Forth Experiential Stories? What Are The Challenges Of Such Work? How Do Audiences Engage With Creative Projects That Use Public Health Data?