£1 Hello QEWB
£2 Poverty
£3 Fair Trade
£4 Junior Fellowship
£5 Toms Shoes/Oliberte
£6 Advocacy
£7 Surveillance and Countermeasures
£8 Global Markets
£9 Power of Symbolism
£10 Failure Report Debate
£11 Carla Moore: Gender in the Caribbean
#12 Celebration
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Week 1: Hello QEWB
....we said hello
Week 2: Poverty
- Lack of ____
- education, security, health, control....
- Not necessarily a lack of happiness!
- In Canada: hunger, uncertainty, dependency
- System Maps!
Week 3: Fair Trade
Scavenger Hunt!!
Icecream n stuff!!
Also, trying to make Queen's a FT Campus, etc.
Week 4: Junior Fellowship
- Amanda was in Kenya w/ AVC
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Researched P3s for rural privatized water
- Addressed issues around management
Week 5: Toms Shoes
- Critical look at Toms Shoes' Marketing
- Comparison to Oliberte
- Systems Mapped Stakeholders
Week 6: Advocacy £FIXIAID
- The ££££FIXAID Campaign
- Portfolio of Innovative Approaches
- Increase ODA to 2010 Levels
- Commitments n stuff
- MP Phone-in Discussion
- Hacking metrics/protocols
- How can we advocate more effectively
Week 7: Surveillance and countermeasures
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Anonymity: hiding who you are, not what you say
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Privacy: hiding what you say, not who you are
- Know your adversary!
Week 8: Global Markets
- The current global market can put poor people at a disadvantage
- Fair Trade is one alternative that tries to fix this
WEek 9: Power of Symbolism
- Symbolism is important, even for Augustus
- We create the meanings of symbols
- All marketing imagery is biased
Week 10: Failure Report Debate
Be it resolved that EWB's annual Failure Report should be discontinued.
- Yay said yeah and relaunched,
- Nay said no! just improved! ...
- So it's cool, but we have critiques.
Week 11: Carla Moore on
Gender in the CARIBBEAN
- Dancehall portrayal of extreme masculinity should be taken in context
- Colonial past and identity in Caribbean is complex!
- Well-intentioned western initiatives to promote gender equality can create issues and division.
Next Term: [all the awesome]
Feedback on this term please!!