Act for the Disappeared (ACT) is a Lebanese human rights organization founded in 2010, dedicated to uncovering the fate of thousands who went missing during Lebanon’s civil war. The organization supports families in their pursuit of truth and remembrance, while fostering national reconciliation and collective healing.
The visual identity centers on the concept of absence. The logo employs negative space to form a human silhouette, symbolizing the void left by the disappeared.
The website, Waynoun.com, serves as a digital archive and awareness platform, offering resources and stories related to the missing. The publication design complements this by presenting information in a clear, respectful manner, ensuring that the narratives of the disappeared are honored and accessible.
