China has implemented a one-child policy since 1978. Every child is the support and hope of every Chinese family. Lost children are common in china, and fortunately the situation is improving...

In Jordan 13.4% of all marriages involve a girl under the age of 18. DATA4CHANGE worked with Arab Women Organization to create an interactive data-led offline experience that can be shared with...

From the false emergency of the migrants of the climate, from the countries that host more refugees to the reasons they escape: the coordinates to orient themselves in one of the most complex...

As a persistent social problem, excessive consumption has greatly affected people's living environment with the passage of time. Based on this problem, the products that most people overconsume are...

The rights to privacy, free expression, and assembly are being eroded as states work to undermine the foundations of the free and open internet. This is brutally apparent in Iran where numerous...

This interactive data visualization aims to leverage historical data to demonstrate the impact of redlining and increasing climate hazards on black populations and properties in the southern United...

Hong Kong is a city well known for its housing and space scarcity crisis affecting all its residents. But for the migrant domestic helpers living there, their socioeconomic and citizenship status...

Violence Info is a collection of current, published scientific information on interpersonal violence. It provides information on the prevalence of violence, its consequences, risk factors,...

This data visualisation consists of handmade paper trees. There are 20 trees, one for each of the 20 largest UK funders. The features of each tree, such as the lengths of its branches and its...

A project exploring income inequality in countries through the Palma Ratio, represented with an experimental tangible visualization, transforming income disparity into engaging narratives to...

Infographic and data visualisation for Nature’s special issue exploring the intersection of science and human migration.

A circular visualization compares the food carbon footprint index for the year 2018 per continent and for all 130 countries listed. The food carbon footrpint, provided by nu3, is estimated for...

The picturesque Kashmir valley in the western Himalayas, claimed by both India and Pakistan, has witnessed decades of conflict. The conflict has led to a lot of displacement, disappearances and...

Water scarcity continues to be one of the world's largest problems. Without access to clean water, residents are at constant risk of disease.

Maybe we might not see the impact of the environment if we choose to eat a steak today or pulse instead – but with every choice we can help to reduce emissions produced by food(production), the...

After the North African/European refugee situation had been in the news for several years, it slowly disappeared from the media. In early 2020, I wanted to raise awareness that even though we might...

Rising Sea Levels: When, Where, and Who? By 2100, areas now home to 200 million people could fall permanently below the high tide line. 200 million. Over the past 15 years, the global mean...

When you readily have access to a resource as foundational as food, it is easy to overlook the regions that do not have the same luxury. This visualization highlights the progress society has made...

This visualization was meant for the policy makers in India who need to know

Unreliable employment, crowded living conditions, vulnerability to health issues, and unsafe housing in rural Nepal worsened following the 2015 earthquakes, destroying more than 800,000 homes. Many...

As of December 2024, more than 70,000 dead or missing human beings have been documented by the Missing Migrants Project of the International Organization for Migration (IOM) since 2014. The actual...

Using data from missing migrants I wanted to visualise the lives that have been lost trying to find safe passage to a find a new safe home.

Between 1973 and 2013, $367 billion of development aid has been distributed worldwide. Who has provided aid, and who has received it? This deceptively simple graphic shows the flows of global...

In the end of 2022 people in Iran started to protest against the Islamist regime. Data shows how protests have sprung up around the country and where the government has unleashed the most brutality...

Across the relationship that exists between the brain and human emotions, there is a spectrum that goes beyond the tangible; To explore it, we present this project with the aim of breaking down the...

In 2022, my household’s CO2 emissions melted the equivalent of 24m² of arctic sea ice. Now I am on a mission to find fun ways of limiting global warming. Join me on my journey to learn how to...

For most of the 12 million people living with disabilities in Iran, basic needs such as healthcare, education and transportation are inaccessible. One of the main reasons why is because Iran has...

Russian volunteers are searching through graveyards, archives and the internet to determine how many of the country’s soldiers have actually died in Ukraine. A database they helped build provides...

This visualization depicts the waves of sea arrivals to Italy from 2016 to 2022, by demographic category. The data is from the United Nations Refugee Agency (UNHCR). The "waves" of each...

Illegal gold mining activity has risen sharply over the last five years in Brazil’s indigenous Yanomami reservation in the heart of the Amazonian rainforest, a Reuters review of exclusive data...