Infographics and Handouts
Below you’ll find the latest infographics for communicating about the program.
Co-brandable assets must be edited in the Asset Portal.
May Updates
The Controlled Tier and Genomic Data, Fitbit, and Data Available infographics have been updated to reflect the new types of Fitbit device data. The updates include additional programmatic updates.
April Updates
The Researcher Workbench Factsheet has been updated to include SAS. You can learn more about the SAS release on the toolkits page.
March Updates
Download the new Researcher Workbench registration QR code flyer to display at conferences and other researcher events.
All of Us now has more than 10K registered researchers! We reached our program goal more than two years early. Help us celebrate this milestone on social media. Visit the social media toolkit at allof-us.org/RWToolkit to copy a template post and download a gif for posting on social media.
Infographics
All co-brandable assets must be edited in the Asset Portal. You may preview national files in the table below, but please edit and download all files in the Asset Portal.
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UPDATED Controlled Tier and Genomic Data
| This infographic describes the Workbench’s Controlled Tier and the genomic data available there. Available versions are indicated to the right. Co-brandable assets must be edited in the Asset Portal. URLs with UTMs may be able to be updated. Please reach out to the Science Comms team with any questions. | Click below to preview the national print version:  View and download additional versions in the Asset Portal. |
| This infographic provides a robust depiction of the data currently available to power research. All numbers have been updated to reflect the April 2023 data. Available versions are indicated to the right. Co-brandable assets must be edited in the Asset Portal. URLs with UTMs may be able to be updated. Please reach out to the Science Comms team with any questions. | Click below to preview the national print version:  View and download additional versions in the Asset Portal. |
UPDATED Stepping Into Fitbit Research With All of Us | More than 15,600 participants have shared Fitbit data with the program. Researchers can combine this data with other data in the Researcher Workbench to generate unique insights. | Click below to preview the national print version:  View and download additional versions in the Asset Portal. |
Furthering Research on Heart Disease Infographic | More than 89,000 All of Us participants have heart disease according to electronic health record data. The infographic explores why heart disease is one of the top three areas studied on the Researcher Workbench. You can customize this on the Asset Portal with state-specific numbers found in the earned media toolkit. | Click below to preview the national print version:  View and download additional versions in the Asset Portal. |
Furthering Diabetes Research With All of Us | This infographic highlights how researchers can use All of Us data to further diabetes research. It details the data available about how type 2 diabetes affects All of Us participants, research underway, and more. | Click below to preview the national print version:  View and download additional versions in the Asset Portal. |
Furthering Breast Cancer Research Through All of Us | This infographic highlights data available within the Researcher Workbench, including electronic health record data and survey data, the research currently underway, and a publication that speaks to how researchers are studying breast cancer within the Workbench. | Click below to preview the national print version:  View and download additional versions in the Asset Portal.
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Institutions must complete the Data Use and Registration Agreement process to gain access to the All of Us Researcher Workbench Registered and Controlled Tier data. | Click below to preview the national print version:  View and download additional versions in the Asset Portal. | |
COVID-19 Participant Experience (COPE) Survey Infographic | This infographic highlights key insights and data gleaned through the COPE Survey, which touched on several topics that cannot be easily accounted for in an EHR. | Click below to preview the national print version:  View and download additional versions in the Asset Portal. |
How the Research Hub Works Updated March 2022 | This infographic provides a streamlined depiction of the Researcher Workbench: where the data comes from, how the data is curated, how to apply for access, and how to start conducting research.
| Click below to preview the national print version:  View and download additional versions in the Asset Portal. |
Mini Infographics
Resource | About | Link/File(s) |
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NEW 10K Researcher gif | 10K researchers are now registered to use the All of Us Researcher Workbench. Visit the social media toolkit at allof-us.org/RWToolkit to copy a template post for posting on social media. |
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Researcher Workbench Benchmarks: December 2022 to December 2023 | This small infographic highlights the growth of the research community supported by the Researcher Workbench in 2023. The image will be larger than it appears here. |  A version optimized for mobile is also available on the Asset Portal (login required). |
Research Powered by Fitbit Data | Use this infographic to showcase how All of Us researchers are using Fitbit data to reveal new insights about health and disease. The image will be larger than it appears here. |
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Projects that use Fitbit data | These small graphics include a high-level talking point about the Fitbit data: 1,400+ projects in the Researcher Workbench use Fitbit data. That’s 25% of all projects! (Data as of July 2023) The images will be larger than they appear here. | Small square (600 x 650 pixels): View and download additional versions in the Asset Portal. |
Customizable researcher, institution, and project number infographic | Customize this infographic with each month’s researcher, institution, and project numbers, available through All of Us, By the Numbers. This asset must be customized in the Asset Portal. | Click below to download a preview of the template. The template must be customized in the Asset Portal.  |
Mini Data Available Graphics
| These small versions highlight the topline numbers about the data release, including the total number of participants with survey data, whole genome sequence data, and data derived from electronic health records. The images will be larger than they appear here. | Small square (490 x 550 pixels): View and download additional versions in the Asset Portal. |
Mini High-level Talking Point Graphic
| This small graphic includes a high-level talking point about the data release: The whole genome sequence dataset includes variation at more than 1 billion locations, which is nearly one-third of the entire human genome. The images will be larger than they appear here. | Small square (600 x 650 pixels): View and download additional versions in the Asset Portal. |
Handouts
Resource | About | Link/File(s) |
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NEW Researcher Workbench registration QR Code Flyer | Use this flyer to highlight Researcher Workbench registration at in-person events, like conferences. Co-brandable assets must be edited in the Asset Portal. Download the co-brandable version in the Asset Portal here. | Click below to download the national print version: 
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Research Roundup QR Code Flyer | Use this flyer to highlight Research Roundup at in-person events, like conferences. Co-brandable assets must be edited in the Asset Portal. Download the co-brandable version in the Asset Portal here. | Click below to download the national print version:  |
Researcher Recruitment Postcard | This double-sided postcard has one side with information about the Researcher Workbench and another with information about joining All of Us. Print this business card for scientific conferences and other researcher events. You can hand it directly to interested researchers with the relevant side facing up. | Click below to download the print version: 
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Researcher Recruitment Business Card | This double-sided business card has one side with information about the Researcher Workbench and another with information about joining All of Us. Print this business card for scientific conferences and other researcher events. You can hand it directly to interested researchers with the relevant side facing up. | Click below to download the print version: 
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Digital Publications Checklist | All of Us developed this checklist to help researchers confirm their research is in compliance with All of Us data use policies before publishing, presenting, or otherwise sharing their research involving participant data. Partners should share this digital checklist during virtual trainings or events for researchers. You can also share it using the link allof-us.org/PubsChecklist. | Click below to download the digital version: 
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Funding Opportunities QR Code Flyer | The flyer directs visitors to allof-us.org/FundingOpps. Use this flyer to highlight funding opportunities at in-person events, like conferences. Co-brandable assets must be edited in the Asset Portal. | Click below to download the national print version:  Click below to download the co-brandable print version: 
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UPDATED All of Us Researcher Workbench Fact Sheet
| A fact sheet that describes the breadth and depth of the All of Us dataset, data access tiers, and tools available in the Researcher Workbench. Available versions are indicated to the right. Co-brandable assets must be edited in the Asset Portal. URLs with UTMs may be able to be updated. Please reach out to the Science Comms team with any questions. | Click below to preview the national print version:  View and download additional versions in the Asset Portal. |
All of Us Researcher Workbench Guidelines | This four-page informational guide offers perspective researchers an understanding of gender identity, sex assigned at birth, and sexual orientation. | Click below to preview the national print version:  View and download additional versions in the Asset Portal. |
Contact
If you have questions about any of these materials or suggestions of other assets that would be helpful to support communications with researchers, please email Grace Hébert at grace.hebert@nih.gov.