For A Safer Quang Tri

by Behalf Studio   vietnam

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For A Safer Quang Tri

Project “For a Safer Quang Tri” is RENEW’s daring leap into the digital age, bringing the stark realities of unexploded ordnance clearance and mine risk education to life. This isn’t just about highlighting dangers; it’s a powerful stand against the inhumanity of war’s remnants, especially in these turbulent times when global tensions are at a breaking point.

Beyond connecting with the people of Quang Tri and peace advocates across Vietnam and beyond, the project aims to spark a global conversation for a safer, more compassionate world — one where inhumane weapons like cluster bombs are universally condemned and have no place.

This is Behalf’s most ambitious digital project yet, meticulously studying data from an extensive archive dating back to 1975 and transforming those numbers into impactful visualizations, content strategies, and UX/UI design.

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