Social Campaigns
Platform-specific campaigns, rapid-response content, and advocacy storytelling for mission-driven audiences.
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Recurring digital series focused on criminal justice issues. I designed several of the newsletters and accompanying social graphics, selected imagery, and helped adapt each edition's content into accessible, platform-specific visual storytelling.
Report designs:
Social graphics:
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Advocacy video supporting a pathway to citizenship for Dreamers, TPS holders, farm workers, and other undocumented immigrants. I contributed to the visual storytelling, sourcing imagery to build a hopeful narrative around immigration and belonging.
Video:
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Social graphics and photography highlighting the impacts of ending Temporary Protected Status for long-settled families from Honduras and Nicaragua. For this project, I created the social graphics and edited photography to accompany the report.
Social post:
Report:
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Set of social graphics highlighting new polling on public safety, incarceration, and second-chance legislation. I contributed on visual design for a more text-driven post, a chart, and a data visualization, all aimed at quick comprehension and sharing.
Social graphics:
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Social content and report visuals highlighting the impacts of incarceration on families, anchored in the FWD.us report We Can’t Afford It. I edited photography for the report and related social graphics.
Social posts:
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Policy and social content explaining the legal and human impact of efforts to end birthright citizenship. I selected photography for the policy brief and contributed visual storytelling across the related social campaign, including multimedia and graphics.
Policy brief:
Social content:
Instagram graphics – Birthright citizenship
Bluesky thread – What’s at stake for birthright citizenship