Justice Education Society | Editorial Design

Client: Justice Education Society
Role: Editorial design and page layout
Tools: Adobe InDesign, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop
Year: 2021–2023

I designed a collection of publications developed with Justice Education Society and collaborating justice-sector teams in Honduras. The materials cover human rights, gender and LGBTI issues, criminal investigation and access to justice, and the analysis of judgments from a gender perspective.

The covers use flowing rainbow forms and symbolic imagery to connect the subjects with a recognizable visual identity. Inside, structured typography, green section headings, colored callouts, and carefully balanced page layouts help readers navigate substantial legal and educational content.

I used Adobe InDesign to manage the long-form documents, establish consistent paragraph styles, and organize text, references, tables, and graphics. Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop supported the preparation of visual elements and cover compositions.

This was a collaborative editorial process. My responsibility was the design and page layout; the legal analysis, educational content, research, and supplied visual resources were developed by the organizations, authors, and technical teams.

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Published reference: Human Rights, Gender and LGTBI (Spanish)