Examines critical aspects of conveying complex network data effectively and ethically. Explores not only how to simplify and articulate complex network concepts to various audiences but also grapples with the ethical implications of the work, ensuring that communication is not just effective but also responsible and legally compliant. This is done through a combination of lectures and reading, as well as through guest lecturers and case studies. Requires a final project presentation that is based on a previous project selected by the student and that offers new presentations of the material designed for two (imagined) audiences: a general audience and a technically trained audience. Designed to help students bridge the gap between technical network analysis and effective, ethical communication.