Visualizing Palestine
Founded in 2012, Visualizing Palestine produces data-driven infographics and visual stories about Palestinian life, rights, and history, published under Creative Commons licenses for free reuse.
Visualizing Palestine is a data-visualization project founded in 2012 that uses infographics and visual storytelling to communicate the realities of Palestinian life, rights, and history. A distributed team of researchers, designers, and technologists, it publishes its visuals under Creative Commons licenses so that educators, journalists, and advocates can use and adapt them freely.
Its work ranges across the Nakba and the fragmentation of Palestinian territory, the blockade of Gaza, water access, and political prisoners, and it is a partner in the Palestine Open Maps project.
Why it matters
- Translates complex data into accessible, rigorously sourced visuals used in classrooms and newsrooms worldwide.
- Open licensing makes the material freely available for education and advocacy.
- Preserves and communicates Palestinian history through visual evidence.
Key resources
Cited work
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