AP Scrapbook: a behind-the-scenes look into 10 years of Alarm Phone

The AP Scrapbook offers an intimate look into the work of Alarm Phone, a collection of scribbles and notes from our meetings and shifts, testimonies, interviews, CommemorActions, photos, recipes, games, comics, collages and texts. A book of reflections on our work, on the political terrain in which we operate, the emotional spaces we navigate, and the wider community we are part of.

The book was produced in collaboration with the Centre for Human Rights and the Arts (CHRA) at Bard College.

The book is also available in print, please contact your local Alarm Phone team for prints. In Berlin, copies can be purchased from Khan Aljanub https://khanaljanub.com/ All proceeds go to support the work of Alarm Phone.

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  • Alarm Phone Scrapbook (compressed)

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From 4-8 August, up to 100 participants of the World Social Forum, incl. Alarm Phone, met in the migration village in #Cotonou. Composed mainly of activists from all over Africa, its transnational assembly published a manifesto for freedom of movement.
https://trans-border.net/index.php/manifesto-for-freedom-of-movement-manifeste-pour-la-liberte-de-circulation/

2/3 L’autre bateau était parti avec 30 personnes à bord. Repéré par un navire marchand qui a alerté les garde-côtes, le bateau a été retrouvé avec 12 survivants et 2 corps, 16 personnes sont toujours portées disparues. D’après les survivants, un bébé fait partie des disparus.