Homeless project

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Designer: Edmundas JankauskasProject Type: Student Project School: Vilnius College of Design Location: Vilnius/ Lithuania Homeless aid kit. A project for my Communication lecture in Graphic design studies.I was doing an investigation on waste containers in my neighbourhood, when I realized that the real problem wasn't what we leave after ourselves. The problem was people, who…

Much of Krzysztof Wodiczko’s work is located at the junction between art and engineering, a factor that ensures the socio-political characteristics common to the artist’s work are a constant, and visible, feature. This work is the photographic and film documentation of Homeless Vehicle Project. The multifunctional vehicle designed by Wodiczko was a response to a […]

Forced life on the street - the most burning social problem in Russia, and specifically, the city of St. Petersburg. This campaign is designed to draw attention to it and uses familiar to every St. Petersburg citizen images of typical courtyards-wells.

Just a few miles from the University of Southern California campus, Skid Row contains a significant portion of the homeless population of Los Angeles, a city in the midst of a declared state of emergency with nearly 47,000 people in total living in shelters and on the street. For R...

USC students have designed shelters for homeless people, ranging from a tent structure made from a shopping cart to a tiny house made of scavenged material.

We created this poster campaign while freelancing at WCRS. The idea being to force the public to engage with the kinds of decisions young people on the streets have to make just to get a bed for the night.

End Youth Homelessness has added a seasonal twist to its poster campaign from earlier this year in an effort to raise awareness of youth homelessness at Christmas.

To address the issue of homelessness in the United States, a Creative Homelessness Awareness poster replicates the essence and style of furniture ads, yet “selling” the lifestyle that no one would dream of living because the life of someone unhoused is affordable but unlivable. #HumanRights #homeless #homelessness #Poor #Support #Help #Print #Ad #Poster #design Credits: Allie Phelan / Maura Munaf

Would you take a beating for a bed? WCRS’s poster campaign for End Youth Homelessness highlights the desperate situation facing young homeless people in the UK