50% | United States

Children make up roughly 50 percent of all people being trafficked. The white crowd shows the purity and peacefulness of life without trafficking. The two children in black are cut out or missing from the crowd, showing they are being trafficked. Without them, we humans can not be whole. We need to end trafficking to bring back the children and people being used and fill the void that their absence leaves behind.

Open Your Eyes | United States

“Open Your Eyes” is a really important phrase that would help to prevent Human Trafficking. It is also a phrase of the lyrics of “Shadows after Dark” by Reggae Artist United. No doubt that awareness, and prevention are keys into fighting against Human Trafficking. And also keeping your eyes open with contribute with any denounce of suspicious activities that could be related with that crime.

Watch out | Portugal

The “Watch out” poster was designed to make awareness that human trafficking is real and disguised as pretty faces that earn your thrust, but behind them there’s a monster that swallows you into a life time of exploration and abuses.
The wolf and the capital letter make referente to the tale “Little red hood” where the wolf disguise to grab red hood.

Shouting for freedom | Iran

In this poster, we see a girl chained to a banknote symbol and it has become like a prison for her and she is shouting and wants to free herself from this captivity, by doing this work, I wanted to show that most of these women are They have been exposed to human trafficking and they are being hit the hardest, and unfortunately We see that they look at them as commodities and put prices on women and girls It is our duty to stop them and inform the people of this harm.

Change the Meaning | Portugal

Change the meaning is a typographic poster. I tried to bring a dynamic between the word “slave” and “save” where the victim becomes the missing L. My intention is to make people think that if we save that girl we change not only the meaning of the word but the meaning of the lives of victims of human trafficking.