Introduction of Non profit organization OVA.
We provide online counseling for suicide prevention.
Remove any barriers to accessing needed support.
Build a flat society where anyone can access to needed support.
Rural isolation is a significant issue for LGBT individuals. The Irish government has recognized this problem and launched a program to address it. Social isolation can have serious negative health impacts, including depression, addiction, anxiety, and overall poor health. Conditions of rural isolation for LGBT people include adverse social and political attitudes, a lack of advocacy and support systems, exposure to prejudice without effective challenges, and invisibility within local decision-making. Suggested priorities to address rural LGBT isolation include scrutinizing local government bodies to ensure they are acknowledging and addressing LGBT issues, and checking how rural agencies are supporting inclusiveness and addressing LGBT equality in their policies and practices.
The document discusses various social and political problems affecting society. It argues that while many blame politicians and the government for problems, individuals are also responsible as active citizens of their communities. The document suggests that if citizens were to work together toward common goals and think of others besides themselves, they could enact positive change and improve quality of life for all members of society rather than a select few.
This Case study will help you to write ethical case study, Please go through complete notes for better understanding, I also discuss how to start a case study.
This document discusses the many reformers and reforms that emerged in the early to mid-1800s in America, known as the Age of Reform. Reformers were motivated by religion and wanted to end slavery and alcoholism. Others sought civic reforms like public schools, humane prisons, and help for the mentally ill. Still others fought for workers' rights and women's suffrage empowered by the rising status of common people. However, not all accepted the reforms, like slaveowners, farmers, and those who opposed women's rights and temperance. Overall, it was a time of much citizen activism and pushes for change.
This document discusses the need for electoral reforms in India to reduce the influence of money and muscle power in politics. It notes that money has become the medium of exchange for votes. This undermines democracy and the common man feels his vote does not matter. The document proposes several solutions, including better educating voters about their democratic rights and policies, scrutinizing candidates' promises and tactics, and regulating campaign spending. It emphasizes the need for candidates and politicians to have integrity and serve the people rather than themselves. Media should also help the public make informed choices. Overall the goal is for elections to be determined more by candidates' character than their wealth or influence.
Women empowerment involves making women stronger, more confident, and able to control their own lives and claim their rights. It is needed to stop violence, discrimination, and workplace harassment against women. It can help address issues like female feticide, dowry and abuse cases. True empowerment means women can stand up for themselves, fight for their rights, and challenge society and governments. While India declared 2001 the year of women's empowerment, discrimination and unequal treatment of women remains. Empowering women through education, literacy programs, and improving socioeconomic conditions is key, as is changing social attitudes and norms to view women as equal. Progress requires empowering women at the individual level so they can drive creative and generative change
This document discusses women's empowerment in India. It outlines the current challenges women face, including high rates of poverty, illiteracy, lack of access to education, and crimes against women such as rape and female foeticide. The document then proposes solutions like improving access to education and healthcare for women, promoting economic independence, and implementing community programs with volunteers and NGOs to raise awareness, provide skills training, and address grievances. The plan aims to leverage existing infrastructure and policies to empower 5 lakh women across 150 districts of India. Challenges to implementation include funding, changing social mindsets, and the scale of reaching women across the country.
The document proposes establishing a network of committees across India to empower women and ensure their safety. The committees would be headed by a central committee and include subcommittees at the district level. They would work to tackle issues like domestic violence, rape, and female infanticide through counseling, advocacy, and supporting victims. The committees would involve over 1500 members, including 1000 women, from rural and urban areas across professions. Volunteers would also support activities and help handle sensitive cases. The goal is to change mindsets, promote education and financial independence for women, and provide support to victims of crimes.
Rural isolation is a significant issue for LGBT individuals. The Irish government has recognized this problem and launched a program to address it. Social isolation can have serious negative health impacts, including depression, addiction, anxiety, and overall poor health. Conditions of rural isolation for LGBT people include adverse social and political attitudes, a lack of advocacy and support systems, exposure to prejudice without effective challenges, and invisibility within local decision-making. Suggested priorities to address rural LGBT isolation include scrutinizing local government bodies to ensure they are acknowledging and addressing LGBT issues, and checking how rural agencies are supporting inclusiveness and addressing LGBT equality in their policies and practices.
The document discusses various social and political problems affecting society. It argues that while many blame politicians and the government for problems, individuals are also responsible as active citizens of their communities. The document suggests that if citizens were to work together toward common goals and think of others besides themselves, they could enact positive change and improve quality of life for all members of society rather than a select few.
This Case study will help you to write ethical case study, Please go through complete notes for better understanding, I also discuss how to start a case study.
This document discusses the many reformers and reforms that emerged in the early to mid-1800s in America, known as the Age of Reform. Reformers were motivated by religion and wanted to end slavery and alcoholism. Others sought civic reforms like public schools, humane prisons, and help for the mentally ill. Still others fought for workers' rights and women's suffrage empowered by the rising status of common people. However, not all accepted the reforms, like slaveowners, farmers, and those who opposed women's rights and temperance. Overall, it was a time of much citizen activism and pushes for change.
This document discusses the need for electoral reforms in India to reduce the influence of money and muscle power in politics. It notes that money has become the medium of exchange for votes. This undermines democracy and the common man feels his vote does not matter. The document proposes several solutions, including better educating voters about their democratic rights and policies, scrutinizing candidates' promises and tactics, and regulating campaign spending. It emphasizes the need for candidates and politicians to have integrity and serve the people rather than themselves. Media should also help the public make informed choices. Overall the goal is for elections to be determined more by candidates' character than their wealth or influence.
Women empowerment involves making women stronger, more confident, and able to control their own lives and claim their rights. It is needed to stop violence, discrimination, and workplace harassment against women. It can help address issues like female feticide, dowry and abuse cases. True empowerment means women can stand up for themselves, fight for their rights, and challenge society and governments. While India declared 2001 the year of women's empowerment, discrimination and unequal treatment of women remains. Empowering women through education, literacy programs, and improving socioeconomic conditions is key, as is changing social attitudes and norms to view women as equal. Progress requires empowering women at the individual level so they can drive creative and generative change
This document discusses women's empowerment in India. It outlines the current challenges women face, including high rates of poverty, illiteracy, lack of access to education, and crimes against women such as rape and female foeticide. The document then proposes solutions like improving access to education and healthcare for women, promoting economic independence, and implementing community programs with volunteers and NGOs to raise awareness, provide skills training, and address grievances. The plan aims to leverage existing infrastructure and policies to empower 5 lakh women across 150 districts of India. Challenges to implementation include funding, changing social mindsets, and the scale of reaching women across the country.
The document proposes establishing a network of committees across India to empower women and ensure their safety. The committees would be headed by a central committee and include subcommittees at the district level. They would work to tackle issues like domestic violence, rape, and female infanticide through counseling, advocacy, and supporting victims. The committees would involve over 1500 members, including 1000 women, from rural and urban areas across professions. Volunteers would also support activities and help handle sensitive cases. The goal is to change mindsets, promote education and financial independence for women, and provide support to victims of crimes.
The document discusses personal and civic responsibilities of citizens. It outlines that citizens have personal responsibilities to take care of themselves and their families. Citizens also have civic responsibilities, such as participating in elections, serving on juries, learning about civics, and paying taxes, which support their communities and government. Sometimes personal and civic responsibilities can conflict in terms of demands on time and energy. The document also notes that citizens have the right to disagree with government policies, but should do so peacefully through civil disobedience and accept any legal consequences. A series of cases then examines whether scenarios depict personal responsibilities, civic responsibilities, or both.
This document discusses proposed changes to improve democracy in India. It addresses issues such as criminals holding political office, the role of wealth and age in leadership, influence of religion and caste in politics, lack of women's representation, disregard for public opinion, youth disenfranchisement, and nepotism. Specific recommendations are made to prevent criminals from running for office, establish political accountability and transparency, encourage youth participation, remove casteism from politics, and increase citizens' recognition of their voting power. The document was created by a team of students from Rajeev Gandhi Memorial College of Engineering & Technology in Nandyal, India.
This document discusses domestic violence in Japan. It finds that 1 in 5 women in Japan report physical, emotional, or sexual abuse by intimate partners. While laws have been passed to address domestic violence, many women still do not feel protected or comfortable speaking to doctors about abuse. Changing social attitudes and increased awareness through public campaigns and hotlines are helping more women seek help.
Episode 26 – Stephen Wells, Animal Legal Defense FundAlyssa Grunfelder
Stephen Wells is the executive director of the Animal Legal Defense Fund. Stephen founded and served for six years as the director of ALDF’s successful Animal Law Program, which provides support and resources to ALDF’s law professional and law student members. The ALDF organizes law firms across the country and coordinates pro bono opportunities for attorneys and firms to assist ALDF with its mission of protecting animals. Stephen joined the ALDF in 2000 and eventually took the leadership role of Executive Director in 2007. He has committed himself to animals and environmental protection and continues to lead the ALDF to make significant changes in laws supporting animals. In part 1, Stephen tells us how he got started, cases they have filed and the ones they have won, how people see animals, where our animal protection laws are and so much more! For more information on the ALDF you can visit their website here, http://aldf.org/
For more information, you can visit www.animalrescueprofessionals.org
This slide takes care of some civic duties that many seem to have overlooked. When you flip through, you will see how you can be more engaged in your locality and country as a whole
This document discusses various strategies to empower women in India. It notes that true empowerment will require changing longstanding attitudes and addressing ongoing issues like female feticide, child marriage, sexual harassment, and dowry practices. It advocates for improving education, increasing media coverage of women's issues, addressing women's safety and rights in political party platforms, conducting community feedback, restricting pornography, reforming laws around juvenile offenders, and launching public awareness campaigns. The overall message is that a multifaceted, grassroots approach is needed to empower women and end discrimination.
Sharayah Mullins is a nursing major who is motivated to participate in the political process to help make the country better. She believes every vote counts and people need to stay informed and vote to create change. She was surprised to learn how in-depth laws and the veto process are. She also found it interesting to read different opinions in class discussions. She believes stronger gun regulations are needed, including expanded background checks and mental health checks that must be renewed annually. She views the First Amendment, which protects freedoms of religion, speech, press, assembly, and petitioning the government, as the most important amendment. The impact of social media on society surprised her the most in the course.
Protection against Sexual Exploitation and Abuse (PSEA)Mahmoud Mandow
This document discusses protection against sexual exploitation and abuse (PSEA) in Jordan. It provides context on PSEA, defining sexual exploitation and abuse. It notes the responsibility of humanitarian organizations, coordinators, and donors to prevent and respond to SEA incidents. The document then gives an overview of PSEA issues in Jordan, noting reports of increased risks of SEA against Syrian refugees and the establishment of an inter-agency PSEA network in Jordan in 2015.
Michael Bloomberg is a 73-year-old media mogul, philanthropist, politician and environmentalist with a net worth of $37 billion who has served as the mayor of New York City. As mayor, he pursued initiatives to improve public health and environmental quality that increased life expectancy in New York by three years. He now works to promote these types of policies globally through his organization Bloomberg Philanthropies. Bloomberg believes that governments should prioritize helping people live longer, happier lives through improving health and the environment.
This document discusses politics and political views. It begins by asking what qualities a good politician should have, such as being honest, passionate, and compassionate. It then asks the reader about their views on politics in their country, providing options like interesting, important, depressing, and corrupt. The document goes on to ask the reader their opinions on several political statements and issues. It reveals that the author has been a member of a political party since age 14 and sometimes demonstrates with their family about important issues. Finally, it provides several more statements for the reader to give their opinion on, related to topics like immigration, taxes, and legalizing marijuana.
Mwangi is a former photojournalist turned social activist in Kenya who feels his battle to change his country is far from over. He is considering a career in politics to work from within the system as a lawmaker. Mwangi grew up poor and witnessed the consequences of bad government, so he now fights for a better life for his three children and urges Kenya's youth to get involved in politics rather than leaving it to older politicians who are not concerned about the future. After working as a photojournalist, Mwangi became disillusioned and decided to pursue social activism through his organization Pawa 254 to promote social change through art and speaking out against poverty and inequality. He has learned that meaningful change is a slow
The document discusses the importance of voting and good governance. It provides reasons why voting matters such as making citizens equal participants in the political process and helping shape policies that impact people's lives. Good governance is characterized by participation, rule of law, transparency, and accountability. The document encourages Filipino youth to vote wisely to work towards having a better government and country.
Corruption involves dishonest activities by people in positions of authority to gain benefits or abuse their power. It occurs at all levels of society and small acts of corruption can enable larger ones. While individuals and governments share blame, each person must act responsibly to reduce corruption.
Women's empowerment aims to equip women to make their own life decisions by having the same rights and access to opportunities as men. However, patriarchal attitudes still oppress many women through domestic violence and curbing their freedom. Changing societal misogyny requires teaching both sexes to respect each other as equals without gender-based superiority or rights over another's body.
Time is valuable because it cannot be saved, only used or lost
This resource pack contains activities to support teaching political ideas and concepts as part of the CCEA GCSE Unit 1 course. The first activity involves imagining being stranded on a desert island and establishing laws and a system of government. The second activity involves students grouping statements about democracy or dictatorship and justifying their categorization. The pack provides templates, instructions, and background information to support teachers in implementing the activities.
A photo journey of lok astha's work on gender justiceOxfam India
Oxfam India’s Gender Justice programme aims to address structural and deeply entrenched gender inequalities and beliefs resulting in subordination of women and girls, and enhance women’s access to services and entitlements by state and nonstate actors.
The document discusses the need for societal change following the Delhi gang rape case. It argues that while protests and policy recommendations are important, the most fundamental change must come from within individuals. True change begins when each person examines their own attitudes and behaviors. The solution is to start by educating ourselves and future generations, and to be the change we wish to see in how we respect others. Overall real change will be slow but will happen if people focus on improving themselves according to Gandhi's principle of being the change you wish to see.
This report shows findings from a nationwide survey of Black men and police officers on the topic of racial bias in policing. The report also includes a detailed list of Verbatims from survey respondents.
The purpose of the study was to get opinions from those most impacted by the issue of racial bias in policing and to propose solutions.
2018/1/22 International suicide prevention forum(Ova jiro ito)0115ova-japan
Slide presented on Jan.22, Suicide prevention forum. Presentation of suicide prevention using internet technology.
Please contact us for any further information!
info@ova-japan.org
Saath is a suicide prevention organization in Ahmedabad, India. It was founded in 1998 to provide emotional support to those in distress and prevent suicide. Saath operates entirely through volunteers and provides free counseling services. Research conducted by Saath found the leading causes of suicide among youth are educational pressure and failed relationships. To address this issue, Saath suggests reforming India's education system and encouraging development of coping skills and awareness among youth, parents, and institutions.
Saath is a suicide prevention organization in Ahmedabad, India. It was founded in 1998 after the founder, Anju Sheth, lost two teenage relatives to suicide. Saath operates with volunteers who receive three days of training and provide free counseling services to those in emotional crisis. The volunteers aim to listen without judgment and help callers feel relief from sharing their problems. Research conducted by Saath found the leading causes of youth suicide are educational pressure and failed relationships. They suggest changes like moving away from ranking systems and helping students develop coping skills to address this issue.
The Essay Exam Test (Assessment) EssaysAmanda Marie
The document provides instructions for students to get writing assistance from HelpWriting.net. It outlines a 5-step process: 1) Create an account with an email and password. 2) Complete a 10-minute order form providing instructions, sources, and deadline. 3) Review bids from writers and choose one. 4) Review the completed paper and authorize payment if satisfied. 5) Request revisions until fully satisfied, and the company guarantees original, high-quality work or a full refund.
The document discusses personal and civic responsibilities of citizens. It outlines that citizens have personal responsibilities to take care of themselves and their families. Citizens also have civic responsibilities, such as participating in elections, serving on juries, learning about civics, and paying taxes, which support their communities and government. Sometimes personal and civic responsibilities can conflict in terms of demands on time and energy. The document also notes that citizens have the right to disagree with government policies, but should do so peacefully through civil disobedience and accept any legal consequences. A series of cases then examines whether scenarios depict personal responsibilities, civic responsibilities, or both.
This document discusses proposed changes to improve democracy in India. It addresses issues such as criminals holding political office, the role of wealth and age in leadership, influence of religion and caste in politics, lack of women's representation, disregard for public opinion, youth disenfranchisement, and nepotism. Specific recommendations are made to prevent criminals from running for office, establish political accountability and transparency, encourage youth participation, remove casteism from politics, and increase citizens' recognition of their voting power. The document was created by a team of students from Rajeev Gandhi Memorial College of Engineering & Technology in Nandyal, India.
This document discusses domestic violence in Japan. It finds that 1 in 5 women in Japan report physical, emotional, or sexual abuse by intimate partners. While laws have been passed to address domestic violence, many women still do not feel protected or comfortable speaking to doctors about abuse. Changing social attitudes and increased awareness through public campaigns and hotlines are helping more women seek help.
Episode 26 – Stephen Wells, Animal Legal Defense FundAlyssa Grunfelder
Stephen Wells is the executive director of the Animal Legal Defense Fund. Stephen founded and served for six years as the director of ALDF’s successful Animal Law Program, which provides support and resources to ALDF’s law professional and law student members. The ALDF organizes law firms across the country and coordinates pro bono opportunities for attorneys and firms to assist ALDF with its mission of protecting animals. Stephen joined the ALDF in 2000 and eventually took the leadership role of Executive Director in 2007. He has committed himself to animals and environmental protection and continues to lead the ALDF to make significant changes in laws supporting animals. In part 1, Stephen tells us how he got started, cases they have filed and the ones they have won, how people see animals, where our animal protection laws are and so much more! For more information on the ALDF you can visit their website here, http://aldf.org/
For more information, you can visit www.animalrescueprofessionals.org
This slide takes care of some civic duties that many seem to have overlooked. When you flip through, you will see how you can be more engaged in your locality and country as a whole
This document discusses various strategies to empower women in India. It notes that true empowerment will require changing longstanding attitudes and addressing ongoing issues like female feticide, child marriage, sexual harassment, and dowry practices. It advocates for improving education, increasing media coverage of women's issues, addressing women's safety and rights in political party platforms, conducting community feedback, restricting pornography, reforming laws around juvenile offenders, and launching public awareness campaigns. The overall message is that a multifaceted, grassroots approach is needed to empower women and end discrimination.
Sharayah Mullins is a nursing major who is motivated to participate in the political process to help make the country better. She believes every vote counts and people need to stay informed and vote to create change. She was surprised to learn how in-depth laws and the veto process are. She also found it interesting to read different opinions in class discussions. She believes stronger gun regulations are needed, including expanded background checks and mental health checks that must be renewed annually. She views the First Amendment, which protects freedoms of religion, speech, press, assembly, and petitioning the government, as the most important amendment. The impact of social media on society surprised her the most in the course.
Protection against Sexual Exploitation and Abuse (PSEA)Mahmoud Mandow
This document discusses protection against sexual exploitation and abuse (PSEA) in Jordan. It provides context on PSEA, defining sexual exploitation and abuse. It notes the responsibility of humanitarian organizations, coordinators, and donors to prevent and respond to SEA incidents. The document then gives an overview of PSEA issues in Jordan, noting reports of increased risks of SEA against Syrian refugees and the establishment of an inter-agency PSEA network in Jordan in 2015.
Michael Bloomberg is a 73-year-old media mogul, philanthropist, politician and environmentalist with a net worth of $37 billion who has served as the mayor of New York City. As mayor, he pursued initiatives to improve public health and environmental quality that increased life expectancy in New York by three years. He now works to promote these types of policies globally through his organization Bloomberg Philanthropies. Bloomberg believes that governments should prioritize helping people live longer, happier lives through improving health and the environment.
This document discusses politics and political views. It begins by asking what qualities a good politician should have, such as being honest, passionate, and compassionate. It then asks the reader about their views on politics in their country, providing options like interesting, important, depressing, and corrupt. The document goes on to ask the reader their opinions on several political statements and issues. It reveals that the author has been a member of a political party since age 14 and sometimes demonstrates with their family about important issues. Finally, it provides several more statements for the reader to give their opinion on, related to topics like immigration, taxes, and legalizing marijuana.
Mwangi is a former photojournalist turned social activist in Kenya who feels his battle to change his country is far from over. He is considering a career in politics to work from within the system as a lawmaker. Mwangi grew up poor and witnessed the consequences of bad government, so he now fights for a better life for his three children and urges Kenya's youth to get involved in politics rather than leaving it to older politicians who are not concerned about the future. After working as a photojournalist, Mwangi became disillusioned and decided to pursue social activism through his organization Pawa 254 to promote social change through art and speaking out against poverty and inequality. He has learned that meaningful change is a slow
The document discusses the importance of voting and good governance. It provides reasons why voting matters such as making citizens equal participants in the political process and helping shape policies that impact people's lives. Good governance is characterized by participation, rule of law, transparency, and accountability. The document encourages Filipino youth to vote wisely to work towards having a better government and country.
Corruption involves dishonest activities by people in positions of authority to gain benefits or abuse their power. It occurs at all levels of society and small acts of corruption can enable larger ones. While individuals and governments share blame, each person must act responsibly to reduce corruption.
Women's empowerment aims to equip women to make their own life decisions by having the same rights and access to opportunities as men. However, patriarchal attitudes still oppress many women through domestic violence and curbing their freedom. Changing societal misogyny requires teaching both sexes to respect each other as equals without gender-based superiority or rights over another's body.
Time is valuable because it cannot be saved, only used or lost
This resource pack contains activities to support teaching political ideas and concepts as part of the CCEA GCSE Unit 1 course. The first activity involves imagining being stranded on a desert island and establishing laws and a system of government. The second activity involves students grouping statements about democracy or dictatorship and justifying their categorization. The pack provides templates, instructions, and background information to support teachers in implementing the activities.
A photo journey of lok astha's work on gender justiceOxfam India
Oxfam India’s Gender Justice programme aims to address structural and deeply entrenched gender inequalities and beliefs resulting in subordination of women and girls, and enhance women’s access to services and entitlements by state and nonstate actors.
The document discusses the need for societal change following the Delhi gang rape case. It argues that while protests and policy recommendations are important, the most fundamental change must come from within individuals. True change begins when each person examines their own attitudes and behaviors. The solution is to start by educating ourselves and future generations, and to be the change we wish to see in how we respect others. Overall real change will be slow but will happen if people focus on improving themselves according to Gandhi's principle of being the change you wish to see.
This report shows findings from a nationwide survey of Black men and police officers on the topic of racial bias in policing. The report also includes a detailed list of Verbatims from survey respondents.
The purpose of the study was to get opinions from those most impacted by the issue of racial bias in policing and to propose solutions.
2018/1/22 International suicide prevention forum(Ova jiro ito)0115ova-japan
Slide presented on Jan.22, Suicide prevention forum. Presentation of suicide prevention using internet technology.
Please contact us for any further information!
info@ova-japan.org
Saath is a suicide prevention organization in Ahmedabad, India. It was founded in 1998 to provide emotional support to those in distress and prevent suicide. Saath operates entirely through volunteers and provides free counseling services. Research conducted by Saath found the leading causes of suicide among youth are educational pressure and failed relationships. To address this issue, Saath suggests reforming India's education system and encouraging development of coping skills and awareness among youth, parents, and institutions.
Saath is a suicide prevention organization in Ahmedabad, India. It was founded in 1998 after the founder, Anju Sheth, lost two teenage relatives to suicide. Saath operates with volunteers who receive three days of training and provide free counseling services to those in emotional crisis. The volunteers aim to listen without judgment and help callers feel relief from sharing their problems. Research conducted by Saath found the leading causes of youth suicide are educational pressure and failed relationships. They suggest changes like moving away from ranking systems and helping students develop coping skills to address this issue.
The Essay Exam Test (Assessment) EssaysAmanda Marie
The document provides instructions for students to get writing assistance from HelpWriting.net. It outlines a 5-step process: 1) Create an account with an email and password. 2) Complete a 10-minute order form providing instructions, sources, and deadline. 3) Review bids from writers and choose one. 4) Review the completed paper and authorize payment if satisfied. 5) Request revisions until fully satisfied, and the company guarantees original, high-quality work or a full refund.
This document provides instructions for creating an account and submitting assignment requests on the HelpWriting.net website. It outlines a 5-step process: 1) Create an account with a password and email. 2) Complete a form with assignment details. 3) Review bids from writers and select one. 4) Review the completed paper and authorize payment. 5) Request revisions as needed, with original content guaranteed or a full refund. The process aims to match clients with qualified writers to complete assignments securely and satisfactorily.
The Community Manager's Guide to Mental Health PreparednessCosette Paneque
The document provides guidance for community managers on preparing for and responding to mental health issues online. It defines mental health and discusses its prevalence in Australia. It then outlines steps community managers can take to reduce stigma, encourage help-seeking behavior, and foster community connectivity. It also provides tips for responding to users in distress, developing referral resources, supporting staff, and prioritizing self-care.
Common App College Essay Word Limit. Online assignment writing service.Kathleen Ward
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2. Complete a 10-minute order form providing instructions, sources, deadline, and attaching a sample work.
3. Review bids from writers for the request, choose one based on qualifications, history, and feedback, then pay a deposit to start the assignment.
4. Review the completed paper and authorize final payment if pleased, or request free revisions. HelpWriting.net guarantees original, high-quality content or a full refund.
The document discusses digital advocacy and community organizing. It defines community organizers as facilitators who help community members achieve social justice or other improvements. Community organizing is described as a process of building power by identifying shared problems and solutions, enlisting targets to make changes, and creating democratic institutions. The document also discusses systems theory and the different systems people operate within. It provides context on the Black Lives Matter movement, describing its origins and use of social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter to share information and stories.
LeBron James is one of the best basketball players in the world and started his own sports agency, Klutch Sports Group, to have more control over his career and representation. Klutch Sports now represents over 30 NBA players and has grown into one of the most powerful agencies, showing how starting your own business can help achieve more success and independence. LeBron takes an active role in the agency and helps advise other players on important career decisions.
How To See Essay Score For Sat. Online assignment writing service.Tonya Lomeli
The document discusses how to see essay scores on the SAT. It provides a 5-step process: 1) Create an account, 2) Complete a request form providing instructions and deadline, 3) Review bids from writers and choose one, 4) Review the completed paper and authorize payment, 5) Request revisions to ensure satisfaction. It emphasizes choosing a writer confidently knowing your needs will be fully met.
An overview of the partnership work between Forward For Life and Common Unity to prevent suicide by supporting communities to be Suicide Safer.
Human beings throughout history have taken their own lives, or more simply put, have died from suicide. It is a phenomenon that persists to this day in all societies and within those societies there continues to be strongly held opinions that are deeply rooted regarding suicide. However, these opinions nor the impact of these opinions are debated openly across and within communities – they are just understood “to be” – and because of this unspoken attitude that engulfs this phenomenon, the taboo of suicide in society has become so powerful that the silence that surrounds it at all levels only further serves to strengthen that taboo and cement the stigma associated with suicide.
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The document provides instructions for requesting writing assistance from HelpWriting.net. It outlines a 5-step process: 1) Create an account with an email and password. 2) Complete a 10-minute order form providing instructions, sources, and deadline. 3) Review bids from writers and select one based on qualifications. 4) Review the completed paper and authorize payment if satisfied. 5) Request revisions to ensure needs are met, with a refund option for plagiarized work.
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The document provides instructions for using the HelpWriting.net service to request academic writing assistance. It outlines a 5-step process: 1) Create an account; 2) Complete an order form providing instructions and deadline; 3) Review writer bids and select one; 4) Review the completed paper and authorize payment; 5) Request revisions until satisfied. It emphasizes the site's commitment to original, high-quality work and full refunds for plagiarized content.
How To Write A Reflection Paper Example Reflection Writing GuideOlga Bautista
The document provides biographical details about Edgar Allan Poe, known as one of the earliest American practitioners of the short story and a pioneer of detective fiction. It notes that Poe was born in 1809 in Boston to actor parents, lost both parents at a young age, and was taken in by a new family, the Allans. The summary briefly introduces Poe and key events in his early life before his career as a writer.
Talking Points Guiding Document FINAL 1.21.14Megan Kovacs
This document provides talking points for experts and policymakers to use when responding to incidents of sexual violence in the media and community conversations. It aims to frame discussions of sexual violence in a way that promotes prevention and shifts social norms. The talking points can be used for both brief and in-depth discussions, and are meant to guide positive conversations about actions communities can take to prevent violence before it occurs. The document outlines how to start conversations by focusing on the preventability of sexual violence and everyone's role in prevention. It also discusses bridging problems to solutions and talking about sexual violence at an epidemic level while noting communities' prevention resources.
1) The document outlines a proposal to intensify safety and empowerment of women in India through a large-scale information campaign.
2) The campaign would be run by teams consisting of victims, needy women, NGO members, and students over 18 from various colleges. They would educate groups of women on laws, rights, and safety provisions.
3) Funding would come partially from small business projects involving women. Reports would go to local and state authorities, with oversight from the National Commission for Women. Impact would be assessed after one year through surveys.
The document discusses suicide prevention efforts online and through social media. It notes that over 33,000 Americans die by suicide each year, making it a leading cause of death. Efforts described include a teen suicide prevention campaign run by the Ad Council to encourage teens struggling with mental health issues that relief is closer than they think. The campaign directs people to resources like ReachOut.com and the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline. It also discusses preventing suicide on platforms like YouTube, including enforcing policies and partnering with organizations.
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The document discusses a student group's mental health project focused on substance abuse, suicide prevention, anti-bullying, and peer mentoring. For substance abuse, the group wants to partner with organizations to provide transportation to treatment centers. For suicide prevention, they discuss warning signs and the national suicide hotline. Regarding anti-bullying, they note high rates of bullying among LGBT youth and suggest better teacher training. For peer mentoring, the group defines it as lived experience mentors helping others new to an experience. They propose a school program where student mentors help peers through life issues.
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2. About OVA
Mission
Pursuit of a world with concern to others’ pain and suffer.
Vision
Remove any barriers to accessing needed support.
Build a flat society where anyone can access to needed support.
What we do
Provide support to whom in need utilizing ICT.
Our first priority is in the field of Suicide prevention.
3. Overview
Name Certificated Non-profit Organization OVA
Certificated July 18 2014. Tokyo Prefecture
Non-profit Organization based on
Act on Promotion of Specified Non-profit Activities
Representative Jiro Ito
Members 9 (3 office members, 6 counselors)
Scale 35m.Yen/year ≒ 350,000 USD/year
6. Suicide death rate of 15-34 years old
in Developed 7 nations (per 100,000people)
内閣府「自殺対策白書( 2015年度版)」より作成
7. Suicide Prevention in Japan
Ministry of Health, Labor and
Welfare
Prefectures
Program operators such as Non
profits
Cities
Basic Law on Suicide
Countermeasures
Suicide prevention plans
or
Health promotion plans
of local govetnments
Emergency reinforcement fund Base laws
The General Principles of
Suicide Prevention Policy
10. People googling “want to die” “how to suicide”
130,000-240,000/month google searches
of “want to die” in Japan
Studies show that searching about suicide
has relation with risk of suicide.
We can assume that people with suicidal
thoughts search about means of suicide,
and actually die of suicide.
● Suicide rate and search volume of
suicide related words have timeline
relations.(Yang.et
al,2011;McCarthy,2009)
● History of suicide attempts and
history of suicide related search
have relations.(Sueki,2011)
● Around 60% of suicide website
users have 1 or more attempts of
suicide. (Sueki et al,2012)
12. How Online Gatekeeping works
help
Subject: I want to die
I want to die
To you thinking
about suicide
I have no choice but to
die
I am a burden to
people around me
I’m alone. I have no
place to go
If you have thoughts
like this.
want to die
To you wanting to die
Other keywords: I want to
disappear
14. How we support the consulter
Basic policy
● Connecting consulters with no connection to social resources such as
hospitals.
● Basically respond within 24 hours and follow up.
● Consultants are clinical psychologist or psychiatric social workers.
Requires clinical experiences and online counseling training.
Our steps
1. Empower consulter to take help seeking actions.
2. Assess the condition and environment of the consulter.
3. Lower psychological and physical cost to access real aid.
4. Urge help seeking actions in real based on 1-3.
15. Achievements
July 2013-Dec 2017
About 600 users
Suicide preventing change in 30-40% of
users.
Apr 2018-Mar 2019
283 users
Suicide preventing change in 30-40% of
users.
Definition of Achievement: Rate of those who had positive suicide preventing change as
below.
Had change in any of 3 points below.
● Emotional change: Could see positive emotional change.
● Help seeking action: Connected to new social resource.
● Help seeking attitude:Could see intention of going/reserving real aid.
16. Internet Gatekeeping has Enabled
1. Effective access to individuals at high
suicide risk using ICT.
2. Connect to real social support via
online communication.
3. Text-based counseling and social work.
17. We also do
Online counseling trainings
“Crisis intervention training -How to
take care of consulter saying “I want
to die”-”
Providing the training to more than
400 professions every year.
Consultation for local
administrations
Supporting local administrations to
build suicide prevention plans.
● Tokyo pref.
● Yokohama city
● 5 other cities in Tokyo
18. Expanding to other fields
Our model can be used in other fields.
We work with other organizations to achieve our Vision.
● Sexual assault victims support
Using GoogleAds to provide support information to the victims.
● Child abuse prevention
Using GoogleAds to provide support information to whom having difficulties in
parenting.
● Human trafficking victim support (e.g. revenge porns, forced sex works)
Using GoogleAds and TwitterAds to connect to counseling.
Designing websites to urge emails or chats to counselors.
19. How we manage (FY2018)
Revenue 35m. yen
Private foundations 40%
Public funding 25%
Public consignments 15%
Program revenue 15%
(e.g. training, research)
Donations 5%
Expenditure 30m. yen
Personnel expenses 70%
Other program costs 30%
Management costs <1%