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LCR Data Community of Practice- Show and Tell

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United Kingdom — May 21, 2026 @ 1:00pm - 2:30pm GMT-00:00

Civic Health Innovation Labs, Liverpool Science Park 131 Mount Pleasant Liverpool, L3 5TF

Host Organization and Partners — Liverpool City Region Data Community of Practice, Open Data Manchester, University of Liverpool

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LCR Data Community of Practice – Show and Tell (in-person)

Our next session is a ‘Show and Tell’ format where we will have the chance to listen to and discuss developing and ongoing data-related projects in the area.

The ‘Show and Tell’ consists of six 5-minute talks where presenters introduce people to their work. When the talks finish, people then join tables where the individual presenters dive into more detail and lead a conversation related to their area of interest.

We already have a couple of slots filled, but if you fancy sharing your work with the community and leading a table, please get in touch at [email protected]. The format is flexible so you can do a presentation, talk, demo, or whatever you prefer – just as long as it relates to data practice.

There will also be a chance for community shout-outs at the end of the session, so if you are organising something that might be of interest to the group, please share it then.

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