*VISUAL / GRAPHIC ROUTES

Free Foto Sources

June 9, 2020

Here is a basic guide on where you can find free photos to use on your blog, website, etc.

1. For standard photos you can use Pixabay and Unsplash.

2. For photos which are more development related you can check out

# World Bank Photo Collection
# UN Women Photo Collection

However, you must check image rights which are included in photo details. A lot of them are free to use with only a credit needed but some need permission to reuse.

#Photoshare wich is currently transforming to USAID’s Flickr page.

WHO. Animated Video About COVID-19 and Kindness

June 2, 2020

WHO teamed up with Minions and Gru to encourage kindness during COVID-19.

As Comunidades das Favelas do Rio Estão Criando Seus Próprios Painéis de Monitoramento da COVID19

May 26, 2020

In various favelas community journalists from various favelas are developing their own digital dashboards to provide more accurate data. The online newspaper Voz das Comunidades, for example, has created the Covid-19 Favelas dashboard, using public and community data to show the number of confirmed cases and deaths by community and their evolution over time.

Em várias favelas, jornalistas comunitários de várias favelas estão desenvolvendo seus próprios painéis digitais para fornecer dados mais precisos. O jornal online Voz das Comunidades, por exemplo, criou o painel Covid-19 Favelas, usando dados públicos e da comunidade para mostrar o número de casos confirmados e mortes por comunidade e sua evolução ao longo do tempo.

WHO: Video on Trusting in Science

May 14, 2020

A new WHO animation video just released, produced by Trans.Lieu, advocating to believe and trust in science despite the many ongoing challenges.

View here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qg8sRsERlwU&fbclid=IwAR2ZEKPciiiVwcL9E6b9rItGRINuV5Yr6cPy_O3KCFLHocCJcDBr1OYHui4

Rumour and Misinformation Animation Video

May 12, 2020

BBC Media Action: The ‘info-demic’ of health mis- and disinformation surrounding COVID-19 poses a grave threat to people’s well-being – whether it’s false information about how the new coronavirus is spread and how to prevent it, or false cures likely to do more harm than good. Simple, easy-to-adapt content that reminds younger audiences on social media to think critically before pressing ‘share’ can help reverse the tide. This minimalist animation is designed to be adapted to any language and culture – check it out!