Visuals that amplify activism.
WILPF carries more than a century of feminist history — but history alone doesn’t mobilize action. My role was to design materials that stood firmly in today’s fight while carrying the weight of everything that came before. It wasn’t about style; it was about witnessing.
Every tool had a purpose. Photoshop was a political collage table, layering fragments of archives with urgent calls to action. InDesign wasn’t just layout software — it was a space to choreograph interaction, where each click pulled you deeper into the cause. Illustrator kept it scalable and direct, making sure every visual could live on a protest sign or inside a UN panel with equal clarity.
This work made me rethink what it means to design for visibility. Visibility isn’t about decoration — it’s about refusing to let silence win. Some projects teach you new techniques. This one reminded me why I design at all.
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