This image is powerful, more so than a simple report of the event would be. The looks on thier faces, the size of the sign, the sheer volume of people, it all speaks so clearly of how many and how deeply people are affected by asylum seekers and refugees or are one themselves. It shows the humans in this human issue.
This political cartoon represents the challenging route immigrants face coming to America and trying to achieve citizenship.
This picture portrays a lot of things. It captures how many people are waiting to receive asylum and become legal immigrants. It also shows how eager people are to learn about the United States, since she is reading a magazine titled “Learn About the United States” while she is waiting.
This comic is of Ethiopian refugees traveling on foot at night and trying to not to get caught from patrol by whispering and only opening their eyes slightly.
This is a animated short film about the immigration process. I specifically light the part in the middle where it really shows how isolated and afraid immigrants can be, and how they were then surrounded by armed soldiers, shot and taken away.
I really like infographics as a graphic designer, so I wanted to find a refugee infographic with good detailed information and I felt this one had a lot of information in it in a cool visual way.
The political cartoon shows a man showing his concern about the Syrian refuges while his son is looking cautiously at a man who is carrying a semi-automatic weapon.
These are some photos I captured when I volunteered at a refugee camp in Piraeus, Greece in 2016.
This is representation that the U.S Senate Immigration Bill essentially separates or breaks apart immigrant/refugee families.
This image depicts the exploitation of immigrants and refugees in terms of extorting them for money and labor yet persecuting them simultaneously.