On December 10, 2008, thousands of human rights supporters across the globe took part in actions to bring awareness and celebration to the 60th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights which was written and ratified by the United Nations shortly after World War II.

On May 16, 2009, over 15,000 women and men walked the moonlit streets of London in brightly decorated bras to help raise awareness and funds for vital breast cancer causes.

Now in its 12th year, the unique form of advocacy started with a power walk that set off from Hyde Park around midnight.  The walkers, who traditionally wear their bras on full display, had the choice of either a walking a half-marathon or a full marathon.

Walk the Walk is a grant-making charity that offers financial aid for breast cancer research and support. As well as the money raising, it also aims to promote fitness and healthier lifestyles.

Part of A Global Day of Action: Over 24 Locations in 24 Hours produced by CIRCLE UP NOW in partnership with AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL

On July 12th, 2008, communities in countries throughout the world gathered in celebration and in solidarity around the idea that every human being has the right to be treated with dignity and respect.

In London, Mexico City, Athens, New Delhi, Seoul and two dozen other cities, artists, activists and supporters of Amnesty International “Circled Up” to form more than 24 aerial art images in 24 hours.

Amnesty International teamed up with Circle Up Now to deliver this powerful “visual petition” representing the Universal Declaration of Human Rights which celebrated its 60th anniversary in 2008, and consisted of thousands of participants worldwide making an appeal to their leaders to honor and defend basic human rights.