Northwestern University's Institute for Public Health and Medicine
I recently had the opportunity to create a series of illustrations for Northwestern University’s Institute for Public Health and Medicine as part of an upcoming lookbook highlighting its research centers.
The project explored the challenge of visualizing complex, often behind-the-scenes work in public health and epidemiology, translating data, research, and human impact into a set of distinct visual narratives. Each illustration represents a different center and the unique work being done across the institute.
Social environments shape health in ways most people never see.
This piece explores how neighborhoods, access, and infrastructure connect to real outcomes, and how researchers map those patterns to drive change.
Healthcare is more than data and decisions.
This piece looks at the kinds of questions that come up every day, and how bioethics and medical humanities help navigate them.
Public health education doesn’t stay in the classroom.
This piece looks at how learning happens out in the city, where real experience shapes future public health leaders.
Research doesn’t just sit in a report.
This piece looks at how it moves out into the world, shaping decisions, policies, and how systems actually work.