Lea BerndorferInfographic and graphic design for Caritas international, created for a poster published on the occasion of the Global Disability Summit 2025, focusing on Community-Based Rehabilitation (CBR) and Community-Based Inclusive Development (CBID).
The infographic on the front works as a visual roadmap: using post-its as concrete “to-dos”, it outlines actions needed on micro, meso, and macro levels to make inclusion a reality in development and humanitarian work. It aims to offer orientation and to encourage action.
On the back of the poster, partners and practitioners from different countries share their experiences, challenges, and successes. Their voices make it clear: inclusion is not an abstract goal, but something shaped in every day practice.
The illustrations were designed as modular elements and are used beyond the poster itself. You can also find them on the accompanying website „Teilhabe bei Behinderung“, in the donor magazine „Überleben“ and in the Summit brochure “Inclusion Needs Action”.
Visual language and design place a strong emphasis on diversity, respect, and international perspectives, reflecting both the Global Disability Summit and Caritas international’s global work.
Many thanks to Stefanie Santo for the thoughtful and trusting collaboration on this important topic!
#infographic #infografik #illustration #inclusion #globaldisabilitysummit
The infographic on the front works as a visual roadmap: using post-its as concrete “to-dos”, it outlines actions needed on micro, meso, and macro levels to make inclusion a reality in development and humanitarian work. It aims to offer orientation and to encourage action.
On the back of the poster, partners and practitioners from different countries share their experiences, challenges, and successes. Their voices make it clear: inclusion is not an abstract goal, but something shaped in every day practice.
The illustrations were designed as modular elements and are used beyond the poster itself. You can also find them on the accompanying website „Teilhabe bei Behinderung“, in the donor magazine „Überleben“ and in the Summit brochure “Inclusion Needs Action”.
Visual language and design place a strong emphasis on diversity, respect, and international perspectives, reflecting both the Global Disability Summit and Caritas international’s global work.
Many thanks to Stefanie Santo for the thoughtful and trusting collaboration on this important topic!
#infographic #infografik #illustration #inclusion #globaldisabilitysummit
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