In the early months of the pandemic, GAP partnered with the Community Justice Project in Miami to design graphic explainers about evictions and unemployment benefits. The resources were distributed in print and online in English, Spanish, and Haitian Creole.

What are multi-stakeholder cooperatives, and how can they build community power? GAP made this comic with Co-op Dayton about Gem City Market, a community-owned grocery store co-op that will open in a food desert.

GAP made this comic with the Climate Defense Project to explain the climate necessity defense, a legal defense to criminal charges incurred while taking direct action for climate justice.

During the 2016 election cycle, GAP and the NAACP Legal Defense Fund created infographics to help voters participate in the democratic process despite repressive voter laws.

With a team of students and the A2J Lab at Harvard Law School, GAP created cartoons for a series of self-help materials for people navigating financial distress. The materials cover topics like bankruptcy, medical debt, and what to expect when being sued for debt in court.

This toolkit, created with Lawyers for Civil Rights, is designed to help students and their families navigate school disciplinary proceedings, assert their rights, and advocate for fairer discipline policies.

This video series created with the ACLU of Massachusetts covers a range of criminal justice issues, from mandatory minimums to the criminalization of addiction, and explains the power district attorneys have to challenge or entrench inequalities in our justice system.

GAP worked with Iowa Legal Aid to create this pamphlet, which explains what bail bonds are and how we can protect ourselves from predatory bail bonds practices.