This video is about the Women's Marches that occurred on January 21, 2017. This is a movement that is still alive, despite there not being any physical marches that are currently happening, the messages and goals of these marches are continuing to be sought after by those involved.
Sunday, December 10, 2017
This video is about the Women's Marches that occurred on January 21, 2017. This is a movement that is still alive, despite there not being any physical marches that are currently happening, the messages and goals of these marches are continuing to be sought after by those involved.
Anti-Bullying Social Movement
Our video highlights the Anti-Bullying movement, and talks about Lizzie Velasquez's role in that movement.
Collaborators: Kaiya Haimin, McKendra Wilson, Shannon McBride, and McKenna Beckstead
BYUGSA: Sabina Mendoza
By Mickey Randle, Sydney Hadfield, Lindsey Reese and Alex Hansen
Music Credit: Ben Sounds
www.bensound.com
Our project focuses on the LGBTQ/USGA movement and how Sabina Mendoza has been a leader for this movement at BYU.
Sources:
https://www.equalityutah.org/newsroom/item/233-utah-legislature-passes-historic-bill-repealing-anti-lgbt-state-public-education-law
https://gaymarriage.procon.org/view.resource.php?resourceID=004857
https://www.lds.org/church/news/church-leaders-counsel-members-after-supreme-court-same-sex-marriage-decision?lang=eng
Saturday, December 9, 2017
Edna Adan the "Muslim Mother Teresa"
by Sarah Melnyk, Jackie Gulde, and Stephanie Seal
Maternal Health and Infant Mortality are big issues in our world today. While we have seen some improvement in health and decline in Mortality rates among mothers and infants, underdeveloped countries still struggle. The health risks associated with pregnancy and childbirth in these countries are prevalent due to a lack of health professionals and resources. In the midst of one of the world's most impoverished countries, Somaliland, is a woman who has made the elimination of such health risks her life's ambition. Edna Adan is this woman and has made such a huge impact on the lives of the women in her country that she has been called the "Muslim Mother Teresa".
Enjoy this digital story of the Maternal health movement and Somaliland's heroine, Edna Adan:
Edna's contribution to improve maternal health in her home country is an inspiration to all women, especially those who work in grassroots movements. Her story is one of hope, charity, and empowerment.
Maternal Health and Infant Mortality are big issues in our world today. While we have seen some improvement in health and decline in Mortality rates among mothers and infants, underdeveloped countries still struggle. The health risks associated with pregnancy and childbirth in these countries are prevalent due to a lack of health professionals and resources. In the midst of one of the world's most impoverished countries, Somaliland, is a woman who has made the elimination of such health risks her life's ambition. Edna Adan is this woman and has made such a huge impact on the lives of the women in her country that she has been called the "Muslim Mother Teresa".
Enjoy this digital story of the Maternal health movement and Somaliland's heroine, Edna Adan:
Edna's contribution to improve maternal health in her home country is an inspiration to all women, especially those who work in grassroots movements. Her story is one of hope, charity, and empowerment.
The Civil Rights Movement: Diane Nash
Our Digital Story focuses on the Civil Rights Movement and Diane Nash's work within the movement.
Project By: Andrea Ashby, Jenna Rakuita, and Mandi Eatough
Project By: Andrea Ashby, Jenna Rakuita, and Mandi Eatough
Friday, December 8, 2017
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