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UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA
BERKELEY SCHOOL OF LAW
The future belongs to those who
believe in the beauty of their
dreams.-Eleanor
Roosevelt
The 2048 Project is a roadmap for one
of the most important social movements
in the 21st century: humanitys
agreement to live together in peace and
prosperity, with a healthy environment,
based upon human rights and the ruleof law. The 2048 Project
provides a
process by which individuals,
organizations and governments
worldwide can focus together and draft
an International Bill of Rights that is
enforceable in the courts of all countries
and by an International Court of Human
ON THE WEBSITE!
www.2048.berkeley.edu
JOIN MEMBERSHIP IS FREE!
The 2048 website provides easy online
membership. Members receive a bi-
monthly email newsletter, as well as
updates about 2048 events. Members
also have opportunities to participate
in drafting, research and education
components of the 2048 Project.
DONATE 2048 is a tax-deductible
project within the University of
California, Berkeley, Law School. All
donations made to 2048 are fully
tax deductible. Click on the Blue Dot
on the 2048 Website
INTERN Call and speak to our 2048
intern coordinator
ABOUT THE 2048
2048 Project
University of California Berkeley Law
School
2850 Telegraph Ave. Suite 500
Berkeley, CA 94705
www.2048.berkeley.edu
YOU CAN HELP
CONTACT
Education is the most powerful
weapon which you can use to
change the world. - Nelson
Mandela
www.2048.berkeley.edu
www.2048.berkeley.edu
Sign theInternational Bill of Rights
Dr. J. Kirk Boyd, Esq.Executive Director
[email protected](510) 642.5924
Bruna Molina
Geneva [email protected](022) 776.2183
Alfred de ZayasReporter
[email protected](022) 788.2231
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Our mission is to draft an
International Bill of Rights that will
be enforceable in the courts of all
countries by the year 2048, the
100th anniversary of the Universal
Declaration of Human Rights
The 2048 website provides a wealth
of videos, as well as regional and
international documents for teachers
to incorporate into their classes, and
for students to review and reference.
Teachers can also empower students
to think like leaders and actually sign
the International Bill of Rights
document!
The website also provides acurriculum for Human Rights Day,
celebrated internationally each year
on December 10th in recognition of
the adoption by the General Assembly
of the Universal Declaration of Human
Rights on December 10th, 1948. The
curriculum includes videos,
documents, and a lesson plan for
teachers to use so that, on the same
day, students in many countries learn
about rights they all share.
A collection of human rights treaties
that have been signed by each
country
A list of all of human rights centers
and other academic institutions for
human rights
A list of nongovernmental
or anizations workin on human
The core of the 2048 Project is its
website: www.2048.berkeley.edu.
The 2048 Project is designed to focus
and facilitate drafting an
International Bill of Rights by
providing a process for many people
and organizations internationally to
work together. This process is called
drafting through dialogue. 2048
also sponsors regional and
international conferences to bring
people together to work on anInternational Bill of Rights.
WANT TO KNOW MORE?
READ THEBOOK!
EDUCATIONRESEARCHDRAFTING
The 2048 website provides an ever
expanding database of human rightsinformation that is useful for
quick
reference, and also for preparing to
make comments on the International
Bill of Rights document. The website is
compiling the following information for
every country:
Its important to change light-bulbs, but
its much more important to change the
law.
-
Be the change that you want to see in the
world.
- Gandhi
He who does not look at what is
distant will find sorrow near at
hand.
-Confucius
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