A pair of infographic designs exploring gender-based violence, media representation, environmental exposure, and public health awareness.
For my Body Politics class, I created two awareness-based infographics about issues that are often present in everyday life but not always easy to identify. One piece examines gender-based violence through media examples and patterns of control, while the other focuses on environmental and consumer-product exposures linked to breast cancer risk.
The Infographics
This infographic examines gender-based violence through recognizable media examples, showing how control, manipulation, intimidation, and possessiveness can be framed as romance or family loyalty.
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This infographic focuses on the hidden environmental and consumer-product exposures linked to breast cancer risk, including pesticides, personal products, nonstick cookware, rBGH, and air pollution.
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With both infographics, my goal was to create eye-catching visuals that bring attention to important issues that are more common than people may realize. I used bright colors, clear sectioning, and familiar examples to draw readers in and make dense information feel more approachable.