The 4th Visualization for Communication Workshop (VisComm 2021<http://viscomm.io/>) An IEEE Visualization<http://ieeevis.org/> Workshop, Sunday, October 24th VisComm is accepting late-breaking submissions until September 23rd! Late-Breaking Works in Progress The purpose of this category is to present work in progress and receive feedback from attendees. For research that is in progress, this session will provide a supportive atmosphere for helpful feedback and fresh perspectives on your aims and/or methods. Recommended structure for your one-page submission is: introduction, preliminary methods, preliminary findings (if applicable), and questions for attendees. For practitioners, this is an opportunity to present contributions that showcase innovative visualizations or provide provocations for new ideas to emerge. Your one-page brief should include project background, design objectives, methods or design process, links to visualization design alternatives, preliminary findings (if available), and questions for attendees. VISCOMM COMMUNITY At VisComm, we want to provide avenues for collaboration and networking. We are creating a directory of people willing to be contacted about their areas of expertise. The directory will be unveiled during VIS week and thereafter will be available to anyone who signs up for the VisComm email list. Follow this link to add your entry to the directory<https://forms.gle/FWYGEqKA5eu44NRW9> Organizers viscomm_chairs@googlegroups.com<mailto:viscomm_chairs@googlegroups.com> Barbara Millet<https://com.miami.edu/profile/barbara-millet/>, University of Miami Jonathan Schwabish<https://policyviz.com/>, Urban Institute Alvitta Ottley<https://engineering.wustl.edu/Profiles/Pages/Alvitta-Ottley.aspx>, Washington University in St. Louis Adriana Arcia<https://www.nursing.columbia.edu/profile/adriana-arcia-phd>, Columbia University @VisWkshp #VisComm2021 #VisComm #ieeevis #ieeevis2021