Stop body shaming! An interactive report

The body of data

Online body shaming is widespread, yet poorly documented. There is little structured, accessible data to understand its scale and dynamics.

The goal was to make these insights visible and easy to explore, not only for experts but also for educators, policymakers, anyone working with young people and, of course, teenagers themselves.

Tap into the story

To make the experience smooth and familiar, we designed it as a sequence of mobile-first stories inspired by social media formats. Each story helps users explore, understand and reflect on the phenomenon through data, quotes and simple visual narratives.

Building the narrative flow

Data. We processed survey data from seven European countries, cleaning, analysing and comparing it to surface the most relevant insights and trends.

Interface. A tap-based, mobile-first layout leads users through thematic chapters in a smooth, intuitive journey.

Data visualization. Interactive charts designed for clarity and accessibility, with younger audiences in mind.

Engagement. Not just data, but an invitation to think, discuss and act: the platform turns numbers into conversations.

Designing space for change

Body image and online interactions deeply shape how young people experience digital spaces. Through design and data storytelling, stophatespeech.eu turns survey results into a clear, relatable narrative, giving visibility to real experiences.

With contributions from hundreds of young participants across Europe, the project makes visible a phenomenon that often goes unnoticed. Accessible data and country-specific reports support educators, organisations and decision-makers in raising awareness and opening dialogue.

Survey results that deserve more than a PDF?

The right format can bring data to the people it's about. Do you need to visualize your data too? We're here.