Eleanor Lives! is carefully designed as an organization. The architecture of the nonprofit has four program pieces. Together they comprise
“a plan for humanity”:
One, a “Lights for Rights” campaign, which asks individuals, nonprofit organizations and for-profit businesses to become lights on a spinning globe for the 75th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR), December 10, 2023, showing that they support the UDHR. The lights are white for individuals; green for nonprofits and blue for businesses. This is how we focus together and strengthen our collective clout.
Two, a “Drafting Through Dialogue” process comprised of a Drafting Committee, an Advisory Board to the Committee, and Drafters, anyone who would like to suggest wording to add, or to remove, from the draft International Bill of Rights.
Three, “Educational Curriculum” including lesson plans, articles, books, music and movies, to teach all of humanity, particularly students of all ages in all countries, about the legacy of Eleanor Roosevelt, and others, embodied in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, Treaties and Conventions, which is now combining into an International Bill of Rights, enforceable in the courts of all countries.
Four, its “2048 Project” which organizes the product of the “Lights for Rights” campaign and the “Drafting Through Dialogue” process, and in 2023, the 75th Anniversary of the Universal Declaration, places before the Human Rights Council, the International Law Commission, and the United Nations General Assembly, an International Bill of Rights which includes a system of Regional Courts and an International Court of Human Rights that can be in operation by the year 2048, the 100th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
Following this design, we can live with well-being as an international community.
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