The document appears to be notes and research from Rebecca Torvik for a digital design project focused on street harassment and catcalling of women. It includes research materials on the negative impacts of catcalling and street harassment. It also documents the process of creating a logo and branding for a fictional organization called "Raschat" meant to raise awareness about these issues. This includes sketches of the logo, iterations with colors and typography, and applications of the logo to merchandise like t-shirts and a mock book cover addressing street harassment.
3. Rebecca Torvik Digital Design
Research
Catcalling Isn’t A Compliment
-Street Harassment
is Demeaning and
Infuriating
http://thespinoff.co.nz/society/19-01-2017/i-aint-your-baby-an-
open-letter-to-all-cat-callers/
4. Rebecca Torvik Digital Design
Research
-Harassment is Harmful
-Sexual Objectification
Leads to Aggression
Towards Women
https://kar.kent.ac.uk/58966/ http://ergernissenvandemens.blogspot.com
5. Rebecca Torvik Digital Design
Research
Global Street Harassment Survey of
16,607 Respondents
-First Harassment
Results:
https://www.ihollaback.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/Infographic-
Cornell-Version-2.jpg
89. Rebecca Torvik Digital Design
Words to Create Organization Name
GroupMe
Snapchat
Target
Street
Harassment
Objectify
90. Harassment + Snapchat = Raschat
New name reveals the dangerous reality of catcatcalling by combining a
harsh and casual term.
Rebecca Torvik Digital Design
Created Organization Name
104. Rebecca Torvik Digital Design
Book Sleeve in Place
It’sNot a
Compliment
T eStrugglesof Street Harrassment
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“Damnn” “Hey shorty”
“Shakethatass”
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“W
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It’sNotaCompliment
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