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PRE-ORDER "SOLIDARITY"

$10.00 $14.95

Pre-Sale open until September 30th till 00:00 EST (midnight), 2026.

An exclusive offer of 33% off.

With an exclusive introduction by Kitty Stryker, author of “Love Rebels: How I Learned to Burn It Down Without Burning Out” and the 2026 Next Generation Indie Book Awards Finalist for the Social Justice category.

Activist movements explode from the most difficult geopolitical challenges (the fight for Palestine, Black Lives Matter, and economic equality) —to the quietest corners of the globe (small villages in Africa and the Rohingya refugee camps), igniting the spark for societal change. Solidarity celebrates activism around the world and across generations: it renews our hope that everyone deserves a space to belong and feel equal in the twenty-first century. 

Solidarity: A Celebration of Activism, Renewal, and the Natural World weaves together literary expressions and poetry that showcase the power of joy and community. Join the International Human Rights Art Movement Press on a powerful and hopeful journey that transcends borders.

Pre-Sale open until September 30th till 00:00 EST (midnight), 2026.

An exclusive offer of 33% off.

With an exclusive introduction by Kitty Stryker, author of “Love Rebels: How I Learned to Burn It Down Without Burning Out” and the 2026 Next Generation Indie Book Awards Finalist for the Social Justice category.

Activist movements explode from the most difficult geopolitical challenges (the fight for Palestine, Black Lives Matter, and economic equality) —to the quietest corners of the globe (small villages in Africa and the Rohingya refugee camps), igniting the spark for societal change. Solidarity celebrates activism around the world and across generations: it renews our hope that everyone deserves a space to belong and feel equal in the twenty-first century. 

Solidarity: A Celebration of Activism, Renewal, and the Natural World weaves together literary expressions and poetry that showcase the power of joy and community. Join the International Human Rights Art Movement Press on a powerful and hopeful journey that transcends borders.

It will be available in print on BookVault Shop, Amazon, and as an eBook from our website and Amazon Kindle on October 1st 2026.

What are people saying about Solidarity: A Celebration of Activism, Renewal, and the Natural World?

Campbell Macknight

"Through 'Solidarity: Stories of Activism, Renewal and the Natural World’, we see that activism is never an individual endeavour. It is a collective enterprise. We do not need to agree about every other matter of consequence with brothers and sisters who agitate for the same cause (nor will we). We need to agree that we are stronger, together, when we listen, speak and act in mutual support of one another, and search for the space where we can build a critical consensus."

Sterling @sterlingeatsbooks

"This is a beautiful collection of poetry, essays, and stories around the themes of 'solidarity'. Some of my favourite pieces in the collection are 'While We Eat', 'We Met at a Very Chinese Time', and 'Common Sense Schooling'. This is a time in history where a collection like this is needed, and I truly believe everyone should read it."

A Note for Our Readers:

We always encourage purchasing directly from our website, as this supports both the charity and the contributors. As a charity press, the profits from your purchase return back to the charity — this helps us to continue publishing suppressed or oppressed international writers. While we wish to avoid Amazon as much as possible, it is currently the only way we can distribute internationally as a small NGO — our team is working hard to make our books accessible to local bookstores internationally.

You can also visit your local bookshop and ask them about stocking Solidarity: A Celebration of Activism, Renewal, and the Natural World! You can also order the eBook directly through IHRAM Press, upon the book’s publication. If you have any questions about an order or shipping, please email lisa@humanrightsartmovement.org