We teamed up with the United Nations Population Fund to create this interactive map. This interactive showcases the ratio between the share of working-age population to the non-working age. Within the interactive the user has the ability to slide through past and future years to see when the working-age to non-working age ratio shifts. The…
We partnered up with The World Bank to create two interactive data-visualizations that allow users to explore the different ways The World Bank is funding new educational initiatives worldwide. The first interactive takes a historical look at education financing via The World Bank from 2000 to 2015. Within this interactive users can see the specific…
This year, Cornell University launched its first-ever “Cornell Giving Day,” a single day of fundraising targeted at alumni, their parents, and friends of the university. To help promote the campaign, Cornell wanted a series of motion graphics to use in their promotional efforts. With their guidance, we created 4 motion graphic teasers and 1 full-length…
Media Use in the Middle East, 2015, is the third iteration of an annual study by Northwestern University in Qatar that studies media use and cultural and political attitudes in Arab countries. More than 6,000 respondents across six Arab countries were selected and interviewed via randomized sampling procedures, constituting nationally representative samples in Egypt, Lebanon, Qatar,…
This interactive microsite, carried out by Northwestern University in Qatar with the collaboration and support of Doha Film Institute, explores not only the use of entertainment media in the middle east, but also people’s attitudes toward those media and the broader cultural environment.
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Northwestern University in Qatar’s new Arab Media Use interactive contains findings from a comprehensive study NU-Q conducted in early 2013 to better understand the media of Qatar and provide a snapshot of media use in the Arab world. Data was culled from about 10,000 respondents in Egypt, Tunisia, Bahrain, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Lebanon and…