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Global Justice Clinic, NYU Law · 2026

What is Haiti Owed?

Client

Global Justice Clinic, NYU Law

Type

Education Report

Format

Multilingual Publication

Tools

Adobe InDesign

Reparations Primer: What is Haiti Owed?: a four-part education series on France's debt to Haiti and the case for reparations, with the Global Justice Clinic at NYU Law as lead author.

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Cover · “Reparations Primer: What is Haiti Owed?” with four Haitian symbols in blue duotone

A report written to be read, taught and shared. Four chapters work together or stand alone, so the argument stays clear for readers coming to it for the first time.

Each chapter opens with a Haitian symbol of freedom in blue duotone, alongside full-bleed photography of Haiti. Produced in English and Haitian Creole, with French to follow, as a print edition and a fully accessible digital PDF.

Scope

Report design, accessible PDF and translated editions

Sector

Human Rights · Reparations · Law

Client testimonial

“It has been fantastic to work with Andrew and Raygun Design. He has consistently transformed our written material, which is often technical and in need of being made more exciting, into beautiful reports. Andrew creates meaningful and aesthetically pleasing visuals that help communicate our key points. Andrew also makes the back-and-forth of the editing process quite seamless, inviting our edits and working patiently as we often publish in multiple languages. I could not recommend a designer more.”

Global Justice Clinic, NYU Law
On the Reparations Primer
Selected spreads
Introduction: full-bleed photograph of the Citadelle Laferrière
Chapter I opener: What Are Reparations?
Chapter I: example box with photography
Chapter II opener: What Can Reparations Look Like in Practice?
Chapter III opener: The Legal Right to Reparations
Chapter IV opener: Case Studies of Reparations Claims from Other Contexts
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