Our Community Against Trafficking | United States
A different approach to spreading awareness about human trafficking, this poster’s goal is to reassure and to motivate communities to protect the most at risk for human trafficking.
A different approach to spreading awareness about human trafficking, this poster’s goal is to reassure and to motivate communities to protect the most at risk for human trafficking.
Lollipops with long thorns represent a fatal temptation. Human trafficking is a sweet trap.
Sex traffickers often use dating apps and websites to recruit and advertise their victims. The poster highlights a dating app profile with the victim’s real story in their bio.
The main body of my work is a cage made of barcodes, and a hand stretched out from the cage, eagerly reaching out to the outside world. The bar code represents “sale”. The cage, like a prison, represents people who have lost their freedom due to human trafficking. The color of the notes outside the cage represents reggae music, which symbolizes hope and hopes to save them and lead a better life.
Five hands calling for help are shown in positive and negative forms, emphasizing the extreme harm caused by human trafficking.
Many great countries are built upon the labor of smaller countries.
The bar code used in consumption represents money, which sews the mouth of the trafficked person like thread. Money forces people to be silent, and it also hurts the trafficked person.
The poster takes the image of the wine glass as the creative subject, and the lower part of the wine glass is designed as a symbol for men and women, so as to advocate against trafficking in women and the concept of equality between men and women.
Humans are part of the sales industry in today’s world and are sold, but we do not seem to notice. Humans are sold as part of a commodity, and this requires a closer look at the world around us.