Lifestyle Infographics

50 Eye-Opening Domestic Violence Statistics for 2024

50 Eye-Opening Domestic Violence Statistics for 2024

Domestic violence wreaks havoc in homes and usually has long-term consequences for victims. An infographic created by the team at Joslyn Law Firm demonstrates the huge scope of domestic violence in the United States. They selected 50 statistics that make clear the depth and severity of domestic violence. 

The Ultimate Family Tree Guide

The Ultimate Family Tree Guide

If you’re new to genealogy and family tree navigation, this guide from the team at EverPresent is the perfect starting point. It details all the names of each member of an extended and immediate family and maps out their connections and placements on a family tree. It’s the easiest way to get an example of how to build out your own family tree.

Which U.S. States Have The Most Vacant Houses Per Homeless Person?

Which U.S. States Have The Most Vacant Houses Per Homeless Person?

In recent years, the prevalence of homelessness has risen drastically to levels that rival the Great Depression era. Many people would like to address this problem and help unhoused people get back on their feet. The team at Mortgage Calculator offered insight into what many people point to as a possible solution.

Countries Around the World Ranked by Average Screen Time

Countries Around the World Ranked by Average Screen Time

A new study from the team at Ooma reveals which nation’s citizens spend the most time in front of a screen. Excess screen time is linked to poor health and other negative effects. For example, younger people generally spend the most time in front of a screen, but they’re most vulnerable to negative effects.

U.S. Drug Overdose Deaths by Type

U.S. Drug Overdose Deaths by Type

The team at Joslyn Law Firm examined the vast amount of data on American overdose deaths to determine which drugs were the most deadly in 2022. In addition to sorting death numbers by drug type, the infographic is full of facts that point to important factors that affected the data.

What Are the Most Charitable Counties in the United States?

What Are the Most Charitable Counties in the United States?

Americans pride themselves on being good neighbors, which includes charitable donations and giving. The team at Harmony and Healing determined which American counties donate the biggest chunk of their income using data from the IRS. The result is a comprehensive map that shows which counties are home to the nation’s biggest givers.

The Most Playful Cities in the United States

The Most Playful Cities in the United States

The team at AAA State of Play presents a new way to judge American cities with this map ranking them by playfulness. Playfulness is defined by 10 factors that included the number of parks, playgrounds, and children’s museums, along with other things that make a city fun and child-friendly.

The Ultimate Guide to Awareness Ribbon Colors

The Ultimate Guide to Awareness Ribbon Colors

Awareness ribbons are a common symbol placed on pins, stickers, accessories, and t-shirts. They have become so popular that each color symbolizes more than one issue. With so many ribbons and colors and patterns, it can be hard to identify what they mean. The team at Wizard Pins set the record straight with the following infographic.

How Baby Names Have Changed Through the Years

How Baby Names Have Changed Through the Years

The team at Kremp provides insight into the world of baby names with an infographic charting the most popular names every decade for the past 100 years. Explore the most popular choices through the infographic, compare names through the decades, and maybe guess as the source of these super popular names.

U.S. Cities With Highest & Lowest Rates of Divorce & Separation

U.S. Cities With Highest & Lowest Rates of Divorce & Separation

Unfortunately, divorce is a normal part of American life. Marriages fall apart across the spectrum of age and income. This map from Joslyn Law Firm gives us a unique insight into divorce rates by showing us the U.S. metro areas with the highest and lowest divorce rates.