This project was made to raise awareness to the issue of human trafficking, and get people involved as part of the solution wherever they live.

This infographic would be presented at a conference (whether a pastors' conference or a religious-based conference) as a large-scale standing banner. The idea would be to give an overview of the problem of human trafficking and dispel the thought that human trafficking is an issue that an individual or small town cannot make an impact in. Thus, the hierarchy goes from the international and "big" facts to the localized facts (the United States' statistics and the "Why Should You Care"/"A Human Problem" sections). There would preferably be a booth next to this banner of people that are able to answer any questions that people have, and direct them to local organizations that can help them become a part of the solution anywhere in the world - whether in their hometown or internationally.

After my original sketches, I still was not sure about the layout of it all - whether it would be effective or not. I started off sketching thumbnail sizes of it, but then resorted to a more detailed sketch in hopes that it would achieve a better balance...

After I made the realization that all of my notes (whether from church or class) had natural visual balance as I wrote everything on the fly, I implemented that process and found that it worked really well. This helped me visualize the layout and flow better.