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Product Description This is the diary for those who swim against the tide. The Diary Planner is a weekly diary with street art, photographs, illustrations, and more—all submitted by young artists and activists from around the world.The diary is designed for students in its reflection of counterculture, dissent, and protest. It presents a quirky and creative way to illustrate the injustice, success, irony, humor, and tragedy of politics, love, and life in the world today. Includes international festivals, events, activist organizations, and subway maps—including New York. About the Author The New Internationalist is an independent not-for-profit publishing co-operative. Our mission is to report on issues of world poverty and inequality: to focus attention on the unjust relationship between the powerful and the powerless worldwide: to debate and campaign for the radical changes necessary if the needs of all are to be met.
The Diary Planner 2011 serves as a weekly chronicle for individuals who challenge the status quo. This diary is curated for students and activists, featuring submissions from young artists and dissenters globally, encompassing street art, photography, and illustrations. It reflects counterculture, protest, and political commentary through a creative lens, highlighting injustice, success, irony, humor, and tragedy in contemporary life. The planner also includes essential information such as international festivals, activist organizations, and subway maps.
The New Internationalist's Diary Planner is positioned as a tool for those who engage with social and political issues, offering a platform for young artists and activists. Its content is designed to provoke thought on global inequalities and injustices, using a blend of artistic expression and practical information. The diary's focus on counterculture and protest suggests it appeals to a readership interested in alternative perspectives and social change. The inclusion of activist organizations and international events further supports its role as a resource for engaged individuals.
Page Count:
146
Publication Date:
2010-01-01
Publisher:
New Internationalist
ISBN-10:
1906523355
ISBN-13:
9781906523350
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