We are very pleased to announce our first series of ‘Death is not Justice’ workshops.

Thanks to the continued support of the Royal Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, we will be hosting 12 newworkshops across Africa, Asia and Europe.

The first three to be held are:
1: Chelyabinsk, Russia. July 6-10 (led by Hervé Matine and Bertrand Nicolle)
2: Taipei, Taiwan. August 24-28 (led by Hervé Matine and Tommaso Minnetti)
3: Istanbul, Turkey - September 21-25 (led by Ginette Caron and Hervé Matine)

Watch this space for more workshops in more countries!

Our 4th workshop of Balancing Gender in Karachi University has finished with an impressive  collection of brilliant artworks.

We are leaving Karachi, pleased and impressed. We are leaving with 26 posters in our luggages admiring all our workshop participants. Despite tough working conditions, they have all succeed creating a series of poster, drawing attentions on some major pakistanis gender issue.

We will keep you posted soon with our upcoming workshops...
More information about our Design for Human Rights:
http://www.posterfortomorrow.org/en/projects/design-for-human-rights

This is the message that we would like to share with all of you.
This meaningful message, is the title of a poster created during the workshop!

In partnership with Nation Institute of Design - Ahmedabad, led by Eric Olivares Lira and Hervé, 30 participants have made more than 60 amazing posters. An exhibition of these posters will be inaugurate on Monday, September 8th in Design Avenue - NID.

We are now leaving Ahmedabad to start our 4th Gender Equality workshop in Karachi.
More information about our Design for Human Rights:
http://www.posterfortomorrow.org/en/projects/design-for-human-rights

Our new workshop program for 2014 is Design for Human Rights: Balancing Genders. Thanks to the support of Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs we will be organising week long programs in 10 developing and emerging countries in Africa, Asia and Eastern Europe. The goal - as with all our work - is to promote democratic values and human rights awareness, with a special focus on promoting women's rights. The workshops will open with a debate on gender equality, led by specialists on the issue including psychologists, doctors, anthropologists and representatives from local NGOs. The rest of the week will be spent producing posters with the help of experienced designers in the social communication field from other parts of the world, before the workshop culminates in a public exhibition of the posters.

You can download the detailed information about the workshop program here.