Designed Wujood report for DASTAK Foundation & Asian-Pacific Resource & Research Centre for Women (ARROW)

We translated the findings of the WUJOOD care-centred feminist participatory research into a visual language that moves beyond data and statistics.

The aim was to shape a narrative where lived experiences, community insights, and research recommendations are felt through imagery rather than only read through text.

With over 80+ illustrative elements placed through out the report, visual executive summary serves as a bridge between research and empathy, inviting readers to engage with the findings not only intellectually, but emotionally, and to better understand what policies, systems, and social norms feel like when lived through the bodies, memories, and everyday experiences of marginalised communities across Pakistan.

You can read full report over here: https://lnkd.in/d7Cqvu3g