Country and Protest page layouts

Country Pages

• Description of country level context (key historical events shaping school protests, for example)
• Country level data visualizations (for example line graphs or other charts interpreting country level data)
• An index or list of protest events (essentially an aggregation of the protest event pages described below) that users could navigate to

The Stanford Site might offer some inspiration for how the interaction between the country-level and individual protest event pages could function:

• Here is a country level page
  • https://wilmap.law.stanford.edu/country/south-africa#other
• From the page above, you can navigate to an index of individual entries
  • https://wilmap.law.stanford.edu/explore?country=28404

Protest Event Pages

Ideally each protest will contain the following:

• Description of protest event
• Filter categories or tags which represent characteristics of the protest that allow user to navigate to other protests in that category/tag Sources
• Embedded media (ideally) (note: this will have to be provided in the CSV)
• Related entries (i.e. entries in the same location) (note: this will have to be provided in the CSV as a list of some kind; might be difficult, or require additional data work from PIs)

Some templates to consider for these pages:

• The Stanford site
  • https://wilmap.law.stanford.edu/explore?country=28404
• Our current whimsy map
  • https://www.whimsymaps.com/view/nigeria