In September, National Equity Atlas released a new report in partnership with EcoTrust, Powering Health Equity Action with Online Data Tools. They offer 10 design principles for creating online data tools that can drive community action for health equity, such as: address the root causes of health inequities, disaggregate data to the maximum extent possible, and honor indigenous data sovereignty. The report also shares examples of tools that embody these principles, and tips for applying these principles. As part of the release, they hosted a Twitter chat about the principles, which you can check out (and add to!) here.
Powering Health Equity Action with Online Data Tools: 10 Design Principles
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