Every week #MakeOverMonday posts a link to a chart and its data, and then we rework the chart. We try to tell the story more effectively or find a new story in the data. Here are all visualizations by Sharath for the #MakeOverMonday Challenge.
This week’s #MakeOverMonday Challenge focuses on the death rates in the United Kingdom, based on ethnicity. I have longed to use a Radar Chart in my visualizations and I felt that this was the right time to use it. As seen from the visualization, which takes the rate of death of white men as the …
This week’s #MakeOverMonday challenge focuses on the number of vaccination doses administered in the United Kingdom sorted by age and ethnicity. Vaccination drives began in late 2020 and this dataset comprises doses administered, in the said groups, from December 8, 2020, to June 24, 2021. As seen from the visualization below, people from the White …
UK COVID Vaccination Coverage by Age and Ethnicity Read More »
This week’s #MakeOverMonday data focuses on the voting patterns in the recently concluded election in the United States of America. Everyone around the globe was eager to see the result of Joe Biden vs Donald Trump, for the post of The President of the United States of America is a powerful and coveted position to …
When I was a kid, I always wondered how many people I share my birthday with. This week’s #MakeOverMonday challenge focuses on the number of births, each day from 1994 to 2014. Now I can finally see how many people I share my birthday with. Hover over the date to see the number of births …
The police in the United Kingdom are given, by the government, to stop and search any individual in the airports. An alarming rate of Black people are frisked. Though the number of frisks has reduced, from what it was in 2009, in 2019, the rate of blacks being stopped and searched is more than nine …
Stop and Search at airports by Ethnicity in the UK Read More »
Hi. I am back, after quite some time. The last few months were daunting, but let’s not get into that. This week’s #MakeOverMonday challenge focuses on the number of student loans disbursed and the amount of the student loans, and number of student loans originated and the amount of the student loans originated. The data …
21 Trillion Dollars. That’s the GDP of the world’s biggest economy, that of United States of America. The GDP of the country accounts for almost a quarter of the global GDP and, it is not surprising that the GDP of a few states in the country is higher than the GDP of a few countries …
Child marriage is rooted in inequality between men and women and discriminatory views towards a girl’s value, sexuality, and role in society. Girls as young as 12 years old are married around the world and the number of child marriages in the African continent is staggering. Week 39 of the #MakeOverMonday challenge talks about the …
Pay gap between male and female workers has been existent for centuries and the trend is continuing even today, no matter which country in the world it is. As the level of the job increases, the pay gap also increases. Week 37 of the #MakeOverMonday challenge talks about the pay-gap between men and women in …
Pay Gap between Male and Female teachers in State-Funded Schools in England Read More »
We often choose cereals as they are easily prepared and are convenient foods. If you are a cereal-eater as I am, then you should consider taking a look at the nutrition facts of the cereal that you eat. The data of W36 of #MakeOverMonday, talks about the nutritional information of 75+ kinds of cereal. Cereals …
Cereal Eaters Must consider the nutrition facts Cereal-sly! Read More »