The problem of domestic violence is still a burning question for Kazakhstan.It is hard to see the scale of the problem behind statistical data, because ordinary people find data complicated, boring, unclear.

Our task was to reveal true scales of the problem.

To help people understand the data we created a visual style that clarifies the scale of the problem, showing changes and dynamics for every number.

Complex statistical data turned into visual images that exposes all the horror hidden behind distant numbers.

Visuals style can change depending on numbers and values.

Target audience: journalists and activists.

Initial data was gathered by the group of journalists with a goal to show scales of domestic violence problem in Kazakhstan.

The data was shocking but ordinary users would neglect it due to being dry and looking like any other statistical data.

To raise the awareness of growing problem we decided to demonstrate what stands behind all those numbers.

First time images were presented in social media of the project and later appeared on the social media of KazFem. On KazFem page publications finally reached the audience, journalists and influencers.

New visual approach for statistical data of the project became the content for posts, graphic content for mass media, banners for the rallies.

New visual approach for statistical data of the project became the content for posts, graphic content for mass media, banners for the rallies.

With 5.436 followers and 0 media support we reached 86 049 people. Content got 41 712 impressions, 9 133 shares, raised awareness of the project and lead to 20% follower growth in just a two weeks.