Monthly newsletter and social graphics series focused on criminal justice issues. I designed both the report layouts and the social graphics, and selected imagery for several editions of the newsletter and related posts.

Report designs:

• Just a Minute on Warrants

• Just a Minute on Kids, Crime, and Summer

Social graphics:

• Instagram carousel – Warrants

• Instagram carousel – Kids, Crime, and Summer

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 a report.

Social post:

• Bluesky thread – TPS for Honduras and Nicaragua

Report:

• Temporary Protected Status protects families while boosting the U.S. economy

Short-form video highlighting how the U.S. is losing international student graduates to other countries in the global competition for future industries, and calling for modernizing the immigration system. For this piece, I contributed to the visuals, including image selection and editing.

Video:

• Instagram Reel – International student graduates and immigration

Set of social graphics highlighting new polling on public safety, incarceration, and second-chance legislation. I led visual design for a more text-driven post, a chart, and a data visualization, all aimed at quick comprehension and sharing.

Social graphics:

• Instagram post – Polling topline

• Instagram post – Bar chart visualization

• Instagram post – Second Look support

Social content and report visuals highlighting the impacts of incarceration on families, anchored in the FWD.us report We Can’t Afford It. I selected and edited photography for the report and related series, and contributed to the social graphics.

Social posts:

• LinkedIn post – Ashley’s story and foreword

• LinkedIn post – Household budgets and key findings

Short-form video covering a court decision affecting DACA recipients. For this piece, I contributed visual storytelling and packaging of a legal update for social distribution.

Video:

• YouTube Short – DACA court decision