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START Designing Human Rights

Posted by Kate Andrews | 17-02-2008 16:21 | Category: Design, Human rights

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A global campaign to raise awareness of the 60th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights launched late 2007, with an identity and design strategy by Start Creative. The campaign, entitled Every Human Has Rights, aims to pull together the efforts of a number of partner organisations including Amnesty International, Unicef, Action Aid and Save the Children.


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Design Week reported:
“Start creative director Jonathan Cummings explains that one of the key aims of the campaign, which will run for a year, is to gather a billion signatures, as a show of support for human rights, particularly in areas of the world where governments have a poor track record on human rights issues. Appointed to the project two months ago without a pitch, Start worked closely with Robert Campbell, creative director of supporting charity Virgin Unite. Start created the branding for the campaign, a website TheElders.org, and a brand tool kit that can be used by partner organisations in the campaign.”

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The campaign identity puts the emphasis on the main subject, human rights, and is hand-cut and screened printed, with typography by illustrator Rose Stallard. The campaign is the brainchild of a group of global leaders, including Archbishop Desmond Tutu, Nelson Mandela, Graca Machel and former Irish president and United Nations high commissioner for human rights Mary Robinson, who came together earlier this year to form The Elders, with the common purpose of raising awareness of global human rights.


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Start Creative [London]
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That’s pretty cool. And how funny that the blocky, cut-out type treatment is a lot like the type I used on a human rights project 10 years ago: http://www.un.org/cyberschoolbus/humanrights

Posted by John | 17-02-2008 17:06

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Just wanted to mention that I really really enjoy this blog.

Posted by Ariah Fine | 18-02-2008 20:28

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The NGO Ludhiana Welfare Organization (Regd.) motto is welfare of all community in the world. It is necessary that one should know his right & duties toward nation and what are the duties of govt. to public? We have started a NGO LWO the website http://www.rtiludhiana.com to create awareness among the citizens to use Right to Information Act to get their work done in the government departments. This Act RTI will bring transperancy and accountability in the bureaucracy.

Posted by rtiludhiana | 4-01-2010 08:52



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