The Center on Housing and Homelessness Research
Visualizing the impact of basic universal income in Denver
- Graphic Design
Purpose
The Denver Basic Income Project (DBIP) is a program providing unconditional cash transfers to unhoused people living in Denver. The aims of the program are to test the feasibility and impact of guaranteed income for unhoused people.
DBIP’s research was headed by the University of Denver’s Center for Housing and Homelessness Research (CHHR). Together, CHHR and Joyage Studio worked together to present their findings in an evaluation report, qualitative report and a printed promotional brief. It was very important that the research be presented in an approachable way while still being detailed enough for fellow researchers to analyze the presented data. It also was a requirement for the report to match the brand identity of DBIP.
data visualization for the masses
With such data-heavy documents it was very important for the information to be displayed in an engaging and easily understandable way. With our data visualization expert we recommended multiple design directions for the charts and figures used throughout the reports.
