hope | United States

The topic of human trafficking can be saddening and serious. This is something I did not want to neglect to portray, but I also wanted to show that there are solutions to this problem. The idea of “hope is what you bring” derives from the song Shadows After Dark, and I interpreted it as people having the ability to bring light to a dark situation. If people choose to reach out and help in any way they can, they can end up helping someone who is in need or those who might come face-to-face with this issue someday.

Children are not for sex | Latvia

Children, who have been suffered from rape, in most cases don’t or can’t speak what has happened to them. They are afraid of the abuser, in fear that nobody cares or the shock is so large that they simply can’t think about that.
The poster from the children perspective asks to look at this issue. Start to care, be more aware and careful. It shows the action of a child when he is not afraid anymore and when he can finally tell the truth.

FREE | China

The hands in the poster form a bird yearning for freedom, holding a note. The black line is the symbol of money, and the drum sticks cut with the black line representing the bondage, signifying resistance to human trafficking.