These stories take the form of photo reports and videos as well as the written word, and they form the basis for presentations, exhibitions, publications and collaborations with companies, governments, and cultural and educational institutions. At the core of this is resiliencefoodstories.com, which combines all of their findings and experiencing in one database full of inspiring and insightful content.

Housing more than 120 stories, the goal was to create a website that is easy to navigate but feels rich in editorial layout and navigation. The main challenge was to find a balance between focus on imagery (as Ruud is a photographer) and also having the option to tell a story via text to give more context and richness to the photographic reports. Large quotes break up the articles and scaling effects on imagery shifts the users attention to specific parts while reading. A yellow colour gives a feeling of optimism which relates to the core foundation of the project. In addition to the website, a book will be published that houses all the stories as well. A QR code at the beginning of a story/chapter gives the offline reader an option to read the story digitally as well. This way the physical and digital are combined to maximise the potential to deep dive into these rich stories.