Designer Maya Lin has created an interactive memorial focused on the environment, as part of her Memorial series. “What is Missing?” raises awareness about the present sixth mass extinction of species, and offers meaningful ways to help. Technically, the project is brought to life by OddCommon.

We recently came across this 2019 piece from The South China Morning Post, which offers an extensive exploration of “text neck.” In addition to revealing static illustrations, the piece offers videos and interactive simulations to help readers understand the problem.

The Guardian has put together a visual investigation of the 2022 Champions League final, which was marred by a series of distressing incidents. Scrollytelling, videos, and interactive graphics show temporal and geographic context, and walk the reader through the series of events.

This comprehensive piece from The Kontinentalist explores the history of rubber production in Southeast Asia, and the role of colonialism in the industry. It features maps, illustrations, and static and interactive charts to explore the complex history.

Lindsey Poulter has put together this dashboard of the “present future” as a submission for this year’s World Data Visualization Prize competition. The dashboard focuses on showcasing differences between high and low or medium income countries, and how these countries differ across various metrics.