"Manual of Supporting and Accompaniment for Victims of Violence in Acapulco"
Book 1: 21.5x14 cms, 225 pgs.
Book 2: 28x10.7 cms, 120 pgs.
Both books were printed through dual color offset printing and with 4x0 glossy finished covers.
The "Manual of Supporting and Accompaniment for Victims of Violence in Acapulco" is a crucial resource born out of the tragic events that unfolded during the 2016 War against Drug Cartels in Mexico. In response to the countless victims left in its wake, the Archdioceses of the Catholic Religion and Universidad Loyola united to create this invaluable guide.
This manual is a lifeline, distributed throughout parishes and churches to empower priests in establishing local support groups for survivors. It is designed with utmost care, featuring user-friendly illustrations that offer comfort and clarity. Thoughtfully crafted charts facilitate easy comprehension, and font choices prioritize a seamless reading experience. Printed with two inks, the manual enhances legibility, using color to amplify key information in text-heavy sections. The color blue was chosen for it's symbolic meaning representing both the sea, which is a common theme in the city, and the peaceful and brightness hope that the manual expected to create.
In this endeavor, the manual becomes a beacon of hope and solidarity, offering solace and guidance to those navigating the aftermath of violence in Acapulco.
