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Human Rights Poster Project

Human Rights Poster Project

Communication, Arts & Culture, Education

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  • Care = Humanity

    Education, Communication Design

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    Educate young people by telling stories on cargo boxes. On the cargo boxes, we will tell them which parts of the world need our help and how can we help them. After the conference, the cargo boxes can be folded and used as containers.

    Posted June 20, 2008
    By Benny Chu

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    Does this design reflect a(n)...

    • well developed and easily understood concept?

    This proposal is not clear in its intent or communication purposes. I simply could not figure out what you intended result was and as a citizen of a developing/underdeveloped region, I actually found it to be highly patronising because the only message that I could attempt to interpret was that your focus might have potentially been on soliciting food aid, specifically bread. For clarity sake, bread is not a staple food in most underdeveloped or developing countries.

    • level of social engagement?

    Unsuccessful.

    • understanding of the issues reflected in the poster?

    Unsuccessful

    • sense of internationalism and accessibility?

    Unsuccessful

    Posted June 28, 2008
    By Jacques Lange


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Human Rights Poster Project at Designmatters at Art Center explores the social and humanitarian benefits of design and responsible business.

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Human Rights Poster Project

1700 Lida Street
Pasadena, CA 91103
United States

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