Can We Go To Space?
by Mia Andrews, Ariana Arestigue Cardozo, Kim Garré, Steve Maes & Corneel Vaneeckhout
With the number of global domestic abuse reports rising daily during the COVID-19 quarantine, young people are forced to stay home and in constant close quarters with their possible abusers, without having school as an escape from their abusive household. Can We Go To Space is a campaign designed for school students experiencing this and aims to provide a secretive way for them to reach out for help. Watch the casemovie!
How it works:
A banner shows up on the child's group chat when doing their online classes, once the instructions on the banner are followed the child is taken to a landing page where they will have the option to play a game or take a survey and answer some questions about their home situation. The survey is to be filled in alone and is set up to have an "escape" button of a space gun, this would take them to a page where they can play a game, this has been done so as to give the person a chance to hide the survey if their possible abuser were to walk into the room. After the survey has been completed, the results are sent to their teacher who will then decide on the appropriate actions to take after reviewing the student's answers.
The spaceship button takes the child to the survey, while the space gun button takes them to play a game.
Banner on the online class.
Landing page after the space ship on the banner is clicked.
The survey.
The game screen.
User Journey
Process work
Mockup obtained from https://www.freepik.com/free-photos-vectors/mockup
Cover page mockup obtained from https://www.freepik.com/free-photos-vectors/mockup created by graphictwister
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