A Canadian Who Made A Difference

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    1. A Canadian Who Made A Difference
      (Craig Kielburger)
    2. Early Biography
      Craig Kielburger was born December 17 1982 in Thornhill, Ontario, Canada.
      He is an award- winning author and a popular speaker.
      In 1995, when he was 12 years old, Craig Kielburger read a newspaper story that changed his life. Another 12-year-old boy, IqbalMasih in Pakistan, had been murdered for bringing the world's attention to the terrible conditions endured by children working in the carpet-making industry. "I saw him as a hero for speaking out about child labor," says Kielburger." I suddenly understood that a young person can make a difference.“ (http://www.myhero.com/myhero/hero.asp?hero=c_Kielburger)
    3. What he made a difference to peace or democracy?
      Kielburger set out to educate himself about human rights, and became so passionate about it.
      He traveled the world, meeting with heads of state and Nobel Prize winners, receiving international awards, sharing his conviction with global leaders and appearing on television
    4. supporting alternative-income programs to enable children to leave work and go to school
      addressing the needs of children involved in war, especially child soldiers
      creating the "Youth Ambassadors for Peace Project"
      maintaining a speaker bureau, through which Kielburger and FTC spokespersons have spoken to more than 1 million people.
      Young people at FTC chapters throughout the world research problems
    5. FTC video
      http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OmzDyWbbk6I
    6. Thank you for watching this assignment

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