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Activists

Transcript: Fun Facts about Activists all around the World By: Cassidy Kulberg 11 Jane Addams was born in Cedarville, Illinois. She is known for helping the poor, women's suffrage, and world peace. Did you know in 1931, Jane Addams won the Nobel Peace Prize? According to Biography, "Jane Addams co-founded one of the first settlements in the United States, the Hull House in Chicago, Illinois, in 1889." She died May 21, 1935. Jane Addams 20 Jane Addams tombstone 1 Jane Addams 2 Jane Addams protesting 3 Bibliography 21 https://www.biography.com/activist/jane-addams http://www.softschools.com/facts/biography/jane_addams_facts/2891/ https://www.u-s-history.com/pages/h3745.html https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Manasi_Pradhan https://biography.yourdictionary.com/rigoberta-menchu http://fixquotes.com/authors/emily-murphy.htm http://education.historicacanada.ca/en/tools/175 http://www.freshlyfeminist.com/emma-watson-the-determined-activist/ https://rubybridgesasingh.weebly.com/lasting-impact.html https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emma_Gonz%C3%A1lez https://borgenproject.org/wangari-maathai-green-belt-movement/ https://www.learningtogive.org/resources/maathai-wangari https://www.quora.com/Civil-Rights-Why-is-Rosa-Parks-so-famoushttps://myhero.com/Dolores_Huerta_whitworth_07_ul https://www.oyez.org/justices/ruth_bader_ginsburg https://www.history.com/topics/black-history/rosa-parks http://www.openculture.com/2014/12/arrest-report-of-rosa-parks.html https://www.history.com/topics/womens-history/ruth-bader-ginsburg 1 Rosa Parks Rosa Parks was a famous activist. She was born in 1913 and died in 2005. She is most known for refusing to give up her seat on December 1, 1955 in Montgomery, Alabama to a white person when the bus driver ordered her too. Rosa was arrested. Her mugshot number was 7053. She was fined $10 and also $4 for her offense. Picture 1 Rosa Parks mugshot Rosa Parks Picture 2 The bus where Rosa refused to give up her seat Picture 3 Rosa Parks arrest report Harriet Tubman 2 Harriet Tubman was a helper with the underground railroad. Her code name was Moses so she wouldn't get caught helping the slaves. She helped save thousands of slaves. According to Business Insider, Harriet never lost a slave. She also did some remarkable things that you might not know about. Did you know she was also a nurse, cook, and a spy for Federal troops from the time of 1862-1865? There are also many books written about Harriet and her journey. #1 Harriet Tubman #2 A book written about Harriet Tubman #3 A map of the underground rail road 3 Gloria Steinem Gloria Steinem was born in Toledo, Ohio. She helped create New York magazine, was among the followers of the National Women’s Political Caucus and has made many books and essays. After going to Smith college, she became a freelance writer. She was inspired to become more interested in feminism and the women’s movement. She was also cancer in the 1980’s. Gloria Steinem Picture 1 Picture 2 One of the magazines Gloria helped create Picture 3 Gloria Steinem’s book Dolores Huerta 4 Dolores Huerta is a famous activist. She fights for farm workers also women. In 1992, according to MY HERO, Dolores and Cesar Chavez where behind the first ever successful farm worker's union called National Farm Workers Association. As a result of her work, she received the Presidential Medal of Freedom. In 1960, Dolores helped establish the Agricultural Worker's Association. Picture 1 Dolores receiving the Presidential Medal of Freedom Dolores Huerta Picture 2 Dolores helping with National Farm Worker's Association Picture 3 Dolores protesting 5 Ruth Bader Ginsburg March 15, 1933 in Brooklyn, New York Ruth Bader Ginsburg was born. Did you know that Ruth Bader was the second women to serve in the US Supreme Court? In the Supreme Court, Ruth fought to put a stop to gender discrimination. According to the website history, “She served as the director of the Women's Rights Project of the American Civil Liberties Union during the 1970s and was appointed to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia in 1980.” Picture 1 Ruth Bader Ginsburg Ruth in US Supreme Court Picture 2 Brooklyn, New York: where Ruth was born Picture 3 US Supreme Court Betty Friedan was born February 4, 1921 in Peoria, Illinois. She passed away February 4, 2006 on her birthday. Betty is a writer and women's rights activist. She wrote a book called, "The Feminine Mystique." According to the website Biography, "Friedan broke new ground by exploring the idea of women finding personal fulfillment outside of their traditional roles." Betty Friedan 6 Picture 1 Betty Friedan Picture 2 Betty Friedan's book Picture 3 Betty Friedan protesting 7 Wangari Maathai Wangari Maathai was born April 1, 1990 in Nairobi, Kenya. She is the first female professor in her country. She is most known for creating the Green Belt Movement--which is a grassroots organization that plants tree to help rebuild the environment. Since Wangari Maathai worked so hard on this, in 2004 she

Portfolio Template

Transcript: ADD YOUR LOGO HERE BEST PORTFOLIO EVER! 2020-2021 Intro Introduction Welcome and thank you for coming to my Portfolio Myself as a Person Personal Statement Share the prompt Read your statement in its entirety Personal Statement Upload your personal statement here. Resume Upload your resume here Physical Health and Nutrition Upload your reflection here. Myself as a Learner Overview of Section Make a table of contents for the different academic sections. Make sure your committee clearly understands that you'll be sharing two pieces in depth, and they will be able to view the rest of your portfolio at the end. In these next few sections I will be sharing work from/about reader, writer, scientist, humanitarian, researcher, and artist. Reader Upload documents (or links) Literature response #1 Literature response #2 Literature response #3 Writer Link to document Link to humanitarian reflection Science Micro to Macro 4. 3. 2. Case Study #2: Genetics Reading Skills 1. Case Study #1: History of Race in US Humanitarian hhtps/://vimeo.com/509552788/e3f94b0a2c Link to math reflection Google doc Researcher "I never have liked math, and probably never will" Artist Click to edit text Myself in the World Service Learning and Expedition Culmination Electives Click to edit text Conclusion Conclusion • Wrap up the formal part of the presentation • Allow your committee to peruse your portfolio • Ask for additional questions or comments • Thank your committee for coming and for their time Evaluation • Committee members fill out evaluation • Teachers fill out rubric • Student fills out self-reflection

Activists

Transcript: Activists Helen Suzman tries to fix the poverty in Africa at age 86. African terrain is almost imposible to grow plants on. Helen helps children with deadly diseases. Helen donated foods to kids in Africa. Helen helps Africans come to America for jobs. Helen died at age 91.

Activists

Transcript: ADD YOUR LOGO HERE INTRODUCTION Activist by simon Martin Luther King Jr Martin Luther king jr Why did they want to bring change: because at that time southern USA was segregated and Martin Luther King jr wasn't a fan of it How did they bring change: Martin Luther King jr made peaceful protest and went in prison many times Martin Luther King jr was murder in 1968 by James Earl Ray MEET THE NEW TEAM Greta Thumberg How did She want to bring change: Climate change is a serious thing now because islands are about to flood and submerge How did she bring about change: She has lead lots of protests and marches to show action PROJECT ANALYSIS Insert Your Content Text Images Symbols Videos CONTACT INFORMATION CONTACT DETAILS

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Transcript: Activists By Tomas Topic 1 he protested ageist the Nazi regime because he was anger of the anti semetist law and it was raciest to the jewish people and that why he be came an activist. Dietrich Bonhoeffer Subtopic 1 this is Dietrich bonhoffer She was an activist because daring the civil war she help slaves escape the south of america because she was a slave ones and dont like the idea of being ound. Harriet Tubman Topic 2 Subtopic 1 harriet tubman She fights for education for girls in pacistan she Spock out agents the Taliban for freedom for girl to go to school and rote a document to cnn news. malala Topic 3 Subtopic 1 this is malala she was a activite because wrote a diery of here life and the things that are happening in the world doring World War 2 before she die at age 15. She wrote her diery because she was not happy that the world around her was now a hell for her famaly. Anne Frank Topic 4 Subtopic 1

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Transcript: To Start With... And then...about You! In this story you will enter personal information. You should talk about yourself, what you like, what is important to you. You should talk about your long term goals and what career you would like to work towards. You should also mention something about your family and the activities you like. You should use your "About Me" worksheet to reflect on these questions. In this story you will explain your Curriculum Map and GPA graph. You should incorporate the following information about the Curriculum Map and GPA Graph: This is my Heatherwood Middle School Curriculum Map and GPA. These are all the classes I have taken so far at Heatherwood Middle School. The top left graph shows the credits I have earned by passing all my classes. The next graph shows my cumulative grade point average. This is important for me to understand now because next year in high school I will have to make sure all my classes are mapped out and that I am passing classes so I can earn enough credits to graduate in four years. The next story you will share will be about your Long term goals. The following statements are some ideas that you might want to incorporate: I understand that when I get to high school next year I will have to make sure I have good study habits. I understand that I will have a four year plan to graduate which I must stay on track with I understand that I will be responsible to complete a scholarly paper my junior year I understand that I will have to complete a Senior Project my last year. Therefore, as I begin my eighth grade year I am really going to focus on the following goals From here you will want to elaborate on your school goals for this year. You will need to work through your SMART goal worksheet located on at the back of the ABOUT ME worksheet. These will be personal goals that you believe you need to work on as an eighth grade student to have a successful school year. This will then take you to each one of your classes and the trimester goals your teacher has set. You will need to make sure that you have completed the Goal Sheet Recording form. Make sure that your teacher has sign off on this so you know that you have the written down the correct goal. 1st Period Using your Goal Recording form you should be able to incorporate the following questions into your story about this class: This is what I like about this class This is my goal for this class This is what I need to work on Here is some evidence of my work 2nd Period 3rd Period 4th Period 5th Period 6th Period 7th Period SUCCESS! In this story you want to write about what it will take for you to have a successful school year. You will need to reflect on you strengths and some of your shortcomings. You will need to be very open about this particular story in your presentation. You want to share what you do well and how you want to be recognized for this. You also need to talk about what you need to work on this year. This will be difficult to be honest about what you need to work on. However, this is a very significant concept in goals setting. The ability to recognize one's weaknesses and share how you are going to overcome them is a very mature response. Study Plans This next story will be about your action plan for the school year. After you have shared your goals you now want to put together a plan which will help you to succeed. One of the tools that you can utilize with this program is the Study Plan Graph. Here is what you will need to share with regards to the Study Plan Graph: This is the study plan that I have completed to help me stay on track. There are four parts to it: 1. How I will study 2. The resources I need 3. My weekly class routine 4. A schedule of when my projects and tests are due I will keep this updated and posted so you can help me by checking this. High School This story should be about your thoughts regarding high school. Next school year you will be entering high school as a ninth grade freshman. How do you feel about this? What are some things that excite you about the reality of being in high school? What are the parts of high school that you are really looking forward too? There also has to be some apprehensions! Reflect on your concerns and what you might be worried about. In this story you need to write about how you need to take this school year to help yourself be prepared for the transition. Help!!! Your education at Heatherwood Middle School should be seen as a "partnership" between you, your family and your teachers. Understanding this concept then should allow you to ask for help and support. In this story reflect on what you need to be successful. How can your family support you this school year? How can your teachers help you? And perhaps most of all, how can you help yourself to be the best that you can be? In Conclusion So know you have come to the end of your presentation. Here you must summarize all that you have said. Enjoy the moment. This presentation is about

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Transcript: activists Task 1 Mahatma Gandhi 1.Why did he need to bring about change? He needed to bring change because when he got a job in South India in Natal they war really unfair just because the coloure of his skin in addition the blacks wanted to stop racism. 2.What did he do to bring about change? With NON vilionce he protested a lot and that is why I v'been in jail for 2 years and more... A lot of people that had the same problem as Mahatma Gandhi so they helped him a lot. Mahatma Gandhi Mahatma Gandhi Task 2 Martin luther king 1.Why did he need to bring about change? His most famous work is his “I Have a Dream" (1963) speech, in which he spoke of his dream of a United States that is void of segregation and racism. King also advocated for nonviolent methods of protest. 2.What did he do to bring about change? It's because of Martin Luther King and the efforts of his supporters that America came to understand the power of nonviolent protest. ... The Voting Rights Act protects African American's right to vote. He also played a major part in the passage of the Fair Housing Act of 1968 Martin Luther king Martin Luther king Task 3 Militante 1.Pourquoi a-t-elle eu besoin de faire changer les choses? Parce que en Londres ou elle habite il y a beacoup de voiture beaucoup plus que en europ et elle a penser que "pour quoi il faut que si plain de voiture et d'autre trensporte gache l'air pur,alore elle a voulue changer le mond en protestent. Greta thunberg 2. Qu'a-t-elle fait pour amener le changement? Elle a beaucoup protesté dans differents endroits et elle a fait des interviews. Une fois, elle a fait une interview a nweyork et je vais le montrer tout de suite: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TMrtLsQbaok Greta thunberg Greta Thumberg Task 4 1.Why did he need to bring about change? Malala Yousafzai defied the Taliban as a young girl in Pakistan and demanded that girls be allowed to receive an education. For her activism, she was shot in the head by a Taliban gunman in 2012, but survived and went on to receive the Nobel Peace Prize.She knew that it was unfair that girles can not have education so she needed to act. Malala Yousafzai 2.What did he do to bring about change? Malala had a goal to have women's rights and to have an education. She achieved her goal by speaking out and giving her message and being a voice for others. Malala is brave for going against the Taliban to get her rights for education. Malala yousafzai Malala Yousafzai Task 5 1.Why did he need to bring about change? She was thinking why the blacks need to stand and the whites need to seat. Although African Americans had previously refused to give up their seats it was Rosa parks who sparked the Montgomery Bus Boycott. She was a civil rights activist and even worked with Martin Luther King, Jr. She contributed to society because she was one of the brave people that brought racial issues out into the open. Rosa Parks 2.What did he do to bring about change? Rosa Parks would have turned 102 on Wednesday, Feb. 4. The civil rights icon sparked a movement with her decision on one December day in 1955, when she chose not to give up her seat on a Montgomery, Alabama, bus to a white man. ... Parks' arrest led the black community of Montgomery to boycott the municipal bus Rosa Parks Rosa Parks Task 6 Nelson Mandela 1.Pourquoi a-t-il eu besoin de faire changer les choses? Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela (July 18, 1918 to December 5, 2013) was a nonviolence anti-apartheid activist, politician and philanthropist who became South Africa's first black president from 1994 to 1999. ... de Klerk were jointly awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for their efforts to dismantle the country's apartheid system. Nelson Mandela like Mahatman Gandhi did protesting with non-violence. 2.What did he do to bring about change? Nelson Mandela was elected president and set about trying to bring people of different races together. In 1993, he was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize - the highest honour of its kind - for his work. ... Mandela gave his support to the South African team, made up mostly of white men, which helped to unite the country. Nelson Mandela Nelson Mandela Task 7 1.Pourquoi a-t-elle eu besoin de faire changer les choses? Parce que come elle était esclavagist elle aussi come beaucoup d'autre activist elle trouver que c'était pas just parce que elle étais noire aussi. Donc elle c'est echapée de l'esclavagist et peut apré elle revien pour prendre plus de gent. Harriet Tubman 2. Qu'a-t-elle fait pour amener le changement? Harriet Tubman était une femme afro-américaine qui avait fui l'esclavage pendant la guerre civile pour devenir abolitionniste. [...] elle avait vu comment les propriétaires d'esclaves avaient traité leurs "esclaves", ce qui, à son avis, était injuste. Elle s'est donc levée et est devenue le "conducteur de chemin de fer clandestin". Herriet Tubman Harriet Tubman Task 8 1.Why did he need to bring about change? Gorbachev worked with U.S. President Ronald Reagan to lessen the

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