Your proposal must include at least three visual representations of data, such as charts, graphs, or infographics. The resources in Finding data and statistics often include visuals. Or you can create your own using Excel, Google Sheets, or Canva.
You may also want to include other visuals, such as photographs, maps, etc. The articles in your bibliography can be a great source for visuals. When you're reading your articles, look for visual material that will support your argument, strengthen your proposal. Just copy and paste into the relevant point in your proposal. Make sure to cite all of the visual material that you did not create.
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