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The Declaration

the text that left the room, the signatures it gathered and the translations it earned

Briefs on this beat

  1. An old printed manifesto beside a modern laptop showing a current climate news page, both lit by the same desk lamp declaration Reading a declaration twenty years on A method for reading old movement texts: what to ask of them, what not to ask, and what they can still teach.
  2. A printed list of organisation names under a statement heading, many rows of entries, a hand adding another name at the bottom declaration The signature as an organising tool How sign-on statements work as organising instruments, and what the signature list is for.
  3. A printed declaration document with a formal heading and signature lines, laid on a table with a map of southern Africa beneath it declaration A declaration in six languages What the 2004 Durban Declaration said, how it was structured, and why it was published in six languages.

In detail

01Reading a declaration twenty years ondeclaration

A method for reading old movement texts: what to ask of them, what not to ask, and what they can still teach. on the The Declaration beat ·

02The signature as an organising tooldeclaration

How sign-on statements work as organising instruments, and what the signature list is for. on the The Declaration beat ·

03A declaration in six languagesdeclaration

What the 2004 Durban Declaration said, how it was structured, and why it was published in six languages. on the The Declaration beat ·