Men’s Behaviour Change Program Peer Support Worker Evaluation

The Tangentyere Men’s Behaviour Change Program – Peer Support initiative invites Aboriginal men who have participated in the Tangentyere Men’s Behaviour Change Program (MBCP) to become peer support workers who collaborate with facilitators to provide ongoing support to current participants.

This evaluation reviewed data and literature to provide key findings as well as recommendations for the program moving forward. I was asked by Tangentyere Council and Her Story Mparntwe to copyedit, design, and illustrate the Baseline Report and Evidence Brief, both written by Dr Chay Brown and Fiona Spitzkowsky.

Branding • Print design • Illustration • Copyediting

Front cover of the 'Peer Support Baseline Report' by Tangentyere Council and Her Story Mparntwe, featuring a simple 2D illustration of two young men on a rocky outcrop, using ochre colours.
Front cover of the 'Peer Support Evidence Brief' next to the first page, which outlines the initiative's aims using rounded boxes and earthy colours.
A flatlay of the Background section of the Baseline Report, with an illustration of an older White man comforting a younger Black man whilst sitting next to him. The visual style is clean, using ochres and black and white, lots of negative space and
A flatlay of the Strengths and Limitations section of the Baseline Report, with earth-toned rounded boxes outlining each point. The visual style is clean and uses lots of negative space.
A flatlay of a section of the Baseline Report, with some quotes in rounded boxes, and a flow-chart in colourful ochre tones. The visual style is clean and uses lots of negative space.
A flatlay of the Discussion section of the Baseline Report, with an illustration of an older Aboriginal man wearing a hat. The visual style is clean, using ochres and black and white, lots of negative space and rounded boxes.