THE GRAPHIX PROJECT


CONNECTING ACTIVISTS, EDUCATING THROUGH COMICS

The Graphix Project (GP) is a ground breaking initiative that promotes change on critical social issues by using graphic history books, comics, animation, podcasts, and online platforms for engagement and activation.

The Flagship Project
GP’s initial project is the world’s first ever book or “Graphic History” of Human Rights and an associated online Human Rights Education Program (HRE). The HRE component will include online resources for teaching, reading, a repository of human rights information and opportunities for global engagement with a specific target audience of global youth activists.

 We haven’t the time to take our time. 

– Eugène Ionesco, Exit the King

A FORMATIVE RESEARCH PROGRAM

The Graphix Project is guided by a formative research program that enables us to hear directly from activists on how our project can best help them.

ONLINE PLATFORM

Activists we interviewed felt a collaborative, online platform to share their work and see other stories would be impactful and important.


News and updates

The Graphix Project is making progress every day! We have volunteers around the world working with us on our graphic histories and online platform.