A living map of radical solidarities across borders — revolutionary figures
and movements of the Global Souths, placed in shared space and time, every claim traceable
to a named source.
CONSTELLATION
Threads — click to filter
trajectory — a life or movement moving through the world
solidarity tie — a documented connection between nodes
Revealed through all time
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The Planetary Justice Map
Global South Solidarities Anarchive · open source · evidence-first
This is a living, citation-grounded map of radical solidarities across borders:
revolutionary figures and movements of the Global Souths, the trajectories their lives cut
across the world — birth, exile, organising, return — and the documented ties between them.
It is a research instrument and a teaching instrument, built to be read closely.
How to read it
Nodes are figures (filled points) and movements (rings), coloured by thread.
Dashed arcs trace a node's real trajectory through the world; gradient arcs
are documented solidarity ties between nodes.
Click any node — on the map or in the constellation index — for its dossier: a factual
annotation, an explicitly-labelled interpretive reading, every place with its
coordinates and precision class, and named sources with stable evidence codes.
Scrub or play the timeline to watch the network assemble across a century.
Standards
No node without named institutional or scholarly sources. Factual annotation and interpretive
reading are kept apart and labelled. Area-level coordinates are flagged APPROX and
must not be read as precise. Ties appear only where documented — or where the project's research
design itself pairs nodes, in which case the tie says so. Primary materials — photographs,
speeches, writings, records — are linked at their holding archives, never re-hosted; rights
remain with their holders. The dataset is a versioned file; every change is auditable.