This piece is designed to celebrate the hard work, the dedication, and the collaboration around the world to end polio. We are so close to achieving polio eradication, and we can not give up now.

Information can be beautiful... why not stunningly beautiful? I wanted to mesmerise and captivate hearts as well as minds, inviting people to watch and interact and uncover - and trying to breathe...

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...

Viz for Social Good project in partnership with Kiron (provides a learning platform for refugees worldwide and underserved communities in the Middle East). The aim of the project was to visualise...

An interactive web app presenting key funding trends and a dedicated dashboard for each funder.

Gender-based psychological violence remains a pervasive violation of human rights. The project investigates psychological violence, highlighting its devastating impact on victims and social...

In 2022, regular Russian shelling has repeatedly caused blackouts in Ukrainian cities.The last three months of the year were the darkest ones for Ukrainians. We visualized the average number of...

Blood donations are essential for healthcare, but supply and demand often fluctuate. This visualization examines South Korea’s blood system by comparing donation levels to surgical demand. The...

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...

Though it had no official name, the American air evacuation from Kabul, Afghanistan, was one of the largest such operations in history. Over the course of 16 flight days, U.S. forces alone ferried...

Data visualization project for Al Majalla magazine, October 2024. Created in collaboration with illustrator Eduardo Ramon, this project presents a visual narrative that quantifies the devastation...

The article on the asylum situation in Hong Kong was crafted with the intent of shedding light on the struggles faced by asylum seekers in the city. By sharing personal accounts, it seeks to evoke...

The project uses the Turkey-Syria earthquake of February 2023 as a starting point to present the history of earthquakes and explain the different types of earthquakes.

In 2022, 108.4 million people were forcibly displaced due to conflict, persecution, violence, or human rights violations. This includes refugees under UNHCR's mandate, internally displaced and...

In Iran, at least 28 prisoners held on politically motivated charges have died in state custody due to beatings, denial of medical care or gross negligence on the part of state authorities since...

Unlike migrations within the same region, motivated mainly by access to housing, in interprovincial movements the search for better job opportunities plays a very important role. An analysis...

August marked the happening of Pride in Amsterdam! During this event, the worldwide LGBTQ+ community, as well as all their supporters, came together in Amsterdam for 9 days to celebrate diversity,...

Since the beginning of the large-scale invasion of Russia on February 24 and the related hostilities in Ukraine, almost 121 thousand residential buildings, in which about a million families lived,...

A data-driven analysis shows how India’s public, COVID-19 patients, and hospitals inundated Twitter with desperate pleas for help. Pleas for oxygen, hospital beds, ventilators, access to...

Alana is a socioenvironmental group that strives for a better world for children. They prioritize sustainability, equality, and human and children’s rights. Alana invited us to develop a 28-page...

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 is Nobel Laureates from 1901 to 2019 with a focus on age, collaboration, demographics, and the lack of representation of women in prize distributions. All work was completed in...

The first map shows the degree of social backwardness in each state of Mexico with three indicators: illiteracy, the population over 15 years of age with incomplete basic education, and the...

This deep dive unravels the surprising partnerships and hidden profits behind the machine of parking enforcement in the United States. The project is part of a collaboration between researchers...

This poster series of data stories on the Cyclone Idai humanitarian response was a component of a Data-Art workshop to create data sculptures. To produce these posters, we collected open source...

360Giving has launched a visualization challenge to answer questions to help funders to maximize their impact on the charitable causes they support. Such questions intend to give a better...

Climate change demands immediate attention, and it’s surprising to learn that 18.4% of total greenhouse gas emissions come from agriculture. This raises an important question: how might we make...

Visual research of terrorist attacks in India for the period of 2007/01/01 - 2015/02/01 (*the mobile version is unavailable, sorry)

Worshipped by a billion Hindus and a water source for 400 million, the Indian government is battling to save “Mother Ganga”. This project follows the river from its source to emptying into the...

The U.S. has a long history of droughts that have impacted humans and ecosystems. But in the last 100 years, five periods of drought stand out in their effects on agriculture, wildfires, and...