The Last Calendar - Committed A3 Calendar for 12 Associations

The Last Calendar: an awakening tool for 12 causes

The Last Calendar is much more than a simple time-tracking tool. It is a powerful and committed collective creation, born from a unique mission: to bring together and strengthen those who are passionately fighting for a better world. This calendar transcends ordinary decoration and becomes an instrumental tool for awakening, education, and concrete aid.

A calendar to remind us that every month counts

Details and composition:

• Timeless calendar without a year
• Designed around 12 months, 12 expressive images, and 12 partner organizations.
• Shines a spotlight on activist organizations fighting for social, ecological, and human justice such as Sea Shepherd, Surfrider Foundation, and Protect Our Winters, among others.
• Each month reflects a crucial cause, including ocean preservation, the eradication of gender-based violence, the fight against food poverty, the defense of natural life, and more.
• For each cause, a committed figure collaborated in the creation of a powerful artwork: personalities such as Swann Périssé, Lamya Essemlali, and Arthur Le Vaillant lent their energy to this project.
• Each photograph illustrates a story, uniting a cause, a face, a territory, and an energy into a meaningful and captivating picture.

Manufacturing and materials:

• Produced without the help of large organizations, with an unwavering focus on ethics and integrity.
• Each purchase directly supports the 12 partner associations, helping to strengthen and support their fight for a better tomorrow.

A calendar to give meaning

When you buy The Last Calendar, you are not just acquiring a magnificent work of art. You are also providing concrete support to those who are striving to build a fairer future. Add meaning to your time with The Last Calendar. Because every month counts.

The calendar is accompanied by a documentary freely available on YouTube, Le Dernier Documentaire, which follows the adventure of its creation. We discover the behind-the-scenes, the discussions, the doubts, the bursts of laughter, the travels, the portraits of the associations and the personalities. It is a film about ecological and social struggles, but also about commitment, activist fatigue, the joy of building together and the hope that reinvents itself at every encounter.