In the last four years, 1.5 million people in Haiti fled escalating gang violence. Sam Vigersky tells the story of residents facing the displacement crisis. Satellite imagery and data visualization illuminate the scale of Haiti's unfolding turmoil.

A rare strain of Ebola has led to the third-largest Ebola outbreak. Mapping cases in Central and East Africa spotlights displaced communities bearing the brunt of the outbreak.

Experts warn of a Super El Niño in 2026. Visualizing the patterns and impact of past El Niños explains the conditions for a Super El Niño and what could be in store.

On June 24, 2026, two earthquakes struck Venezuela resulting in over 1,000 people sustaining injuries and over 100 deaths. Two maps illustrate the impact of the earthquakes near major cities.

Designed for social platforms, these graphics turn web-based data visuals into shareable content, extending comprehensive insights to audiences across platforms.

In 2025, 108 incidents of maritime robbery were reported in the Singapore Strait, marking an evolving threat for the region. Data visualization investigates the factors and robber strategies that make ships a target.

New York City installed syringe disposal kiosks in vulnerable neighborhoods. Then, they removed the most successful kiosks.

On January 3, 2026, a blackout lasting roughly four days affected nearly 100,000 Berliners. Maps tell the story of an arson attack at a powerplant and the impact on nearby neighborhoods.

For many, a religous pilgrimage is the trip of a lifetime. Examining the terrain of major sites for religious pilgrims convey the rigor of these expeditions.

Across New York City the MTA has hundreds of artworks on display featuring artists like Chuck Close, Alex Katz, and William Wegman. This data-driven guide helps users navigate the art in the city's subway system.