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Do you want to live a long and healthy life but walking 10,000 steps a day feels too hard? In this Weekly Chart, our designer Alex takes a closer look at the data behind this number. 🔍 Will he convince you to go for a walk? 🚶 🍃

https://www.datawrapper.de/blog/daily-steps-longevity

🎓 Want to dive into Datawrapper? Join our intro webinar *today* at 6pm CET /
12pm EST!

Learn how to create stunning visualizations and see if Datawrapper is the right
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Another week of warfare in the Middle East, rising temperatures and heatwaves, and energy reports from all over the world — all this and more in the new Data Vis Dispatch! 📊

https://www.datawrapper.de/blog/data-vis-dispatch-june-24-2025

An interactive 3D chart plotting NBA game point differences between teams across one season. Rearranging the camera results in different views with different focal points, like dates and periods. Made by Vinicius Sueiro, reposted by We Do Data.

An interactive area chart visualizing marriage status percentages in Germany across different age groups from 1990 to 2023. Especially young marriages have declined over the years, while older people today are less likely to be widowed than before 2000. Published by Die Zeit.

A world map centered on the north pole, showing flight paths of U.S. planes on their mission to attack Iran. Annotations explain individual roles and specific targets. Published by The New York Times.

A circular diagram showing the status of energy transition targets for member states of the European Union, color coded for different sectors. Published by Ember.

@MartinVuilleme Thank you for the notice Martin, we'll adjust things accordingly.

A spiritual practice with ancient roots and some very modern additions. This week, our returning writer and yoga teacher-in-training Veronika looks at what we (don't) know about the history of yoga poses. 🧘

https://www.datawrapper.de/blog/history-yoga-timeline

⏰ Don’t forget! Our Getting started with Datawrapper webinar is happening on June 25 at 6pm CET / 12pm EDT.

There are still spots open—join us and start creating beautiful visualizations!

You can register here 👉 https://streamyard.com/watch/ZCiaeZc6W4gS

In the news this week: Demonstrations in the U.S., a tragic plane crash in India, and an Israeli attack on Iranian nuclear facilities.

Explore these topics and more in the latest Data Vis Dispatch:
https://www.datawrapper.de/blog/data-vis-dispatch-june-17-2025

New blog post! Arrow plots, waffle charts, alluvial diagrams, choropleth maps — when you’re just starting out, the number (and names!) of viz types can be overwhelming.

Our writer @lisacmuth put together a guide and poster to help you choose the right one: https://www.datawrapper.de/blog/chart-types-guide

You probably already know our scatter plots can do a lot. But just how much?
We just published a whole collection of scatter plots that show data over time; all built by different Datawrapper employees. Take a look, get inspired for your next chart, and open every visualization to see how it’s built: https://academy.datawrapper.de/article/414-examples-of-datawrapper-scatter-plots-time

🔥 Our forests are burning, our oceans are dying, but at least solar energy is still on the rise! Dive into each topic and many more with the latest Data Vis Dispatch.

📊 https://www.datawrapper.de/blog/data-vis-dispatch-june-10-2025

A world map showing visa overstay rates for students and other exchange guests in the United States. Colored circles represent the percentages, revealing a trend of higher rates for many African and Asian countries. Published by Deena Zaidi.

An animated map of North America tracking wildfire smoke density, origins and displacement by wind. Published by the Financial Times.

A line chart comparing different projected scenarios for wind and solar energy capacities in the UK, showing how they are likely to exceed the current demand. Published by CarbonBrief.

A map of the world’s oceans with overlays of areas experiencing ocean surface heat waves in May 2025. Much of the map is affected, with a trend line showing peaks and a general rise in recent years. Published by The New York Times.

📆 Last chance to join us for today's webinar at 12pm EDT / 6pm CET!

We're diving into everything tables—from creation to stunning design using Datawrapper. Don't miss out on tips to make your data shine. 🪄

Register now 👉 https://streamyard.com/watch/ScHakHZQfAJX

Can't find the time to go watch a new movie in the cinema? You can cosy up under your own blanket and watch it at home – but you'll have to wait. How long? Our designer Gustav might have good news for you. 🍿 👀
https://www.datawrapper.de/blog/movie-home-release-dates

A split bar chart showing median months between a film’s premiere and its theatrical release and between theatrical release and home release (as e.g. DVD, Blue-ray, digital download, or on streaming services/TV). We can see that the time to wait for home releases decreases after Netflix gets introduced.

📅 June webinars are here! Join us for:
June 10 ➡️ Datawrapper tables: Deep dive
June 25 ➡️ Getting started with Datawrapper

Learn how you can create insightful visualizations with Datawrapper! Reserve your spot now 👇 https://www.datawrapper.de/webinars

🍎 In our latest Data Vis Dispatch, look at AI use in education, which regions shifted the Polish presidential election, and what car brands the Germans like to drive in which city. That’s not all of course — discover the full content on our blog! 🚗

https://www.datawrapper.de/blog/data-vis-dispatch-june-3-2025

A chart plotting different cancer medicines by price and release date, as well as their effectiveness in prolonging life and single- or multi-dose administering. It seems to show a trend towards a greater selection and pricier offerings. Published by Bloomberg.

A group of choropleth maps of Germany, showing the distribution and extent of popular car brands throughout the country. One thing to note is how many German brands appear to be most common in the regions near their headquarters. Published by Die Zeit.

A line chart tracking the yearly views of U.S. university websites as percentages of worldwide university course views. While recent years have been relatively high, a clear drop in visits can be observed since the start of 2025. Published by The Economist.

A map of Polish electoral districts, showing where people voted for which presidential candidate with a diverging color scale. It highlights how western Poland and most major cities tend to lean liberal and pro-EU. Published by Gazeta Wyborcza.

🎉 Exciting webinars coming up! Perfect for all skill levels.

June 10 ➡️ Datawrapper tables: Deep dive
June 25 ➡️ Getting started with Datawrapper

Seats are filling up fast— you can sign up here 👇
https://www.datawrapper.de/webinars

What do you do when your favorite weather app gets killed? If you're our website developer Jonathan Muth, you think deeply about what made its one-chart design so great — and then rebuild that in Datawrapper 🌦️

https://www.datawrapper.de/blog/weatherline-forecast-app

❤️‍🩹 How is everyone feeling? Where are far-right politics gaining traction? How many more ways of self-sabotage is the Trump administration going to discover?
📨 All this and more in our latest Data Vis Dispatch!

https://www.datawrapper.de/blog/data-vis-dispatch-may-27-2025

A flow diagram illustrating shares of U.S. citizens on Medicaid, splitting them into categories such as age and working status. Published by The New York Times.

A map of the United States showing weather forecasting office vacancy rates across hurricane warning areas, making dangerous staff cuts visible. Published by The Wall Street Journal.

Two bar charts showing the age distribution of mental health related disease burden. They show that more than half of the primary burden is attributed to people under the age of 40, while over half non-mental-health burden is present in those older than 60. Published by McKinsey & Company.

Multiple stacked bar charts showing the shares of different political orientations by corresponding party votes since the 1980s across a selection of European countries. A recent rise in far-right votes can be observed in almost all of them. Published by elDiario.es.

Your office-mates are clicking and clacking away at top speed. But who can clack the fastest? This week, Elliot declares a Datawrapper speed typing champion (and sees how we stack up against 168,000 strangers) 🏁

https://www.datawrapper.de/blog/touch-typing-speed

📣 We have some spots left for today's webinar at 12pm EST/6pm CET about maps! 🌎

Learn how to create them with Datawrapper, how to make them beautiful, and more.

You can register here 👇 https://streamyard.com/watch/vKMT6ZCZcShZ

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