We aren’t just here to
look pretty.
Evergreen Data is a cross-industry data visualization and design firm, grounded in research-based best practices. We know data. We know design. And we know what feeds real-world, action-oriented, data-driven decision-making.
We are here to partner with people who want to communicate data better so that they can make a change in the world.
We Coach
you as you master graphing in one year through our Graph Guides Program
Enrollment now open! Only 7 more seats available.
We Lead
your own learning through the Evergreen Data Visualization Academy
Enrollment reopens to the wait list Mar 25
Open for public enrollment Apr 1
We teach
you how to tell your own data stories & change organizational culture
Commonly overheard: “This workshop has changed my life.”
We Design
data communications that tell your story
Forget about tacky infographics. We’ll create informative, inspiring, full of data handouts that make you look as awesome as you are.
We SEND LOVE
with data nerd cards
Browse our collection of thank you, winter holiday, Valentine’s, Mother’s and Father’s Day cards with a dataviz twist.
We hold
your hand as you take graphing baby steps with our Chart Starter Series
New software can be intimidating, but you can learn graph-making in Tableau, R, or Excel with the Chart Starter Series of tutorials.
We author
books that teach you practical data design skills
These are so helpful, you will dog ear every page.
We write
free ideas and step-by-step instructions for data communication
Got a data viz question? I’ve answered it here.
We Have Fun
with tangible tools like Chart Chooser Cards
Like flash cards, but with graph types, to help you think through your options.
SOLD OUT! Back in stock late April 2020.
We write back
Contact us. We can help.
Talk to you soon!
From the blog

Make Great Graphs in Google Sheets
If you've ever been in the audience of one of my workshops, you can tell that I was once a teacher. I use the same classroom management skills when I teach 100 adults how to graph as I did when I was teaching 25 kindergartners how to read. Back when I was a teacher, I...