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Going to get started on some research I can add to the powerpoint this week. Trying to figure what the best structure would be to go along with the interview. If you guys find anything interesting to add let me know. Also Dean can we discuss possibly using the WFBN mic for the interviews we will be doing in school?
Hey Dave, here's the order of the questions so you can fix the powerpoint in order.
1. How much do you generally purchase a slave from a middle man for? 2. What do you charge for resale? 3. What about tourist girls? Used girls? Are they priced differently? 4. Are you paying off local law enforcement? If so, how much do you pay them? 5. Aside from sexual purposes, what else do you use the girls for?
These questions will deal with financing.
6. How do you lure the girls away from home? 7. How has the social structure in India and gender roles contributed to the epidemic? 8. What social and political conditions lead to increased trafficking? 9. Do you prey on the vulnerable and uneducated? 10. What about the poor? Do you find that the poorer areas yield you more girls? 11. Has the population growth of the country contributed to the epidemic? Since no one knows each other, does the anonymity make people not care? 12. Why has the age of a slave dropped so much recently? 13. India, like China, uses a system where there are selective abortions, killing baby girls. How do you feel this has affected your business? 14. As more men move into big Indian cities looking for work, do you feel this has opened up the market?
If you could email the slides when i'm done at my email, d.berato@aol.com, that would be great.
Hey guys, I'm also going to get started on the research this week, I'm going to focus on researching the facts for inbetween the interview, kind of like what Diane Sawyer did in the interview with Bruce Jenner. Dave as the week goes on we can discuss on how to include the information on the powerpoint.
Hey guys I'm going to be the character that is being interviewed. Also I am going to be researching why people get into crime and human trafficking. Research will include what lures people into getting money through illegal ways.
Chris, this is an excellent first hand article of a person who went in undercover to a human trafficking agency. There are definitely some questions I could ask you from it: 1. How much do you generally purchase a slave from a middle man for? 2. What do you charge for resale? 3. Aside from sexual purposes, what else do you use the girls for?
You can check the facts here.
Sur, Priyali. "Silent Slaves: Stories of Human Trafficking in India." Silent Slaves: Stories of Human Trafficking in India. Women's Media Center, 30 Dec. 2013. Web. 7 May 2015.
More questions for you Chris. 1. Why has the age of a slave dropped so much recently? 2. Do you prey on the vulnerable and uneducated? 3. What about the poor? Do you find that the poorer areas yield you more girls? 4. What social and political conditions lead to increased trafficking? 5. Has the population growth of the country contributed to the epidemic? Since no one knows each other, does the anonymity make people not care? 6. How has the social structure in India and gender roles contributed to the epidemic. 7. What about tourist girls? Used girls? Are they priced differently? 8. Are you paying off local law enforcement? If so, how much do you pay them?
All the answers for this set of questions can be found here:
Another set of questions for you Chris. 1. How do you lure the girls away from home? 2. As more men move into big Indian cities looking for work, do you feel this has opened up the market? 3. India, like China, uses a system where there are selective abortions, killing baby girls. How do you feel this has affected your business?
Hey guys ill bring in the Dorito's Locos Tacos, also ill research questions and such for the audience segment, and ill also create a survey for class interaction -Acucuzza
Found 2 articles that can be useful for us. They are both specifically about India. One about the economics behind the sex trafficking in India with a chart that is pretty precise. Might be able to use that in the powerpoint. http://www.asianphilanthropyforum.org/cruel-economics-human-trafficking-india/
The second was written back in 2013 by the New York Times. Gives a quick overview of the situation that India is dealing with. (It was in the Editorial Section so there is no author in the citation. -- For Mrs. F ) http://www.nytimes.com/2013/10/16/opinion/sex-trafficking-in-india.html?_r=0
Citation: "Sex Trafficking in India." The New York Times. The New York Times, 15 Oct. 2013. Web. 30 Apr. 2015.
Ton, Anh. "The Cruel Economics of Human Trafficking in India." Asian Philanthropy Forum. N.p., 28 Feb. 2014. Web. 30 Apr. 2015.
Hey guys just realized we never actually started our idea off. I believe we all agreed on doing an interview similar to "60 Seconds". The interview can be between a random reporter (which we decieded to be Dean) and one of the bad guys in the book (which Chris offered to do). Any ideas how the power point can be applied to this topic?
Definitely need to start looking into how to apply the PowerPoint during the interview. Cucuzza can we start on doing some of the in school interviews tomorrow. Let's brainstorm on some questions that we can ask to underclass men regarding the topic. - DBeyar
I think a good way to use the powerpoint is we start off with true facts about human trafficking that introduce a segment of questions and we keep doing that until our interview is finished. I also think that we should hand out the surveys at the beijg and collect them in the 1st 5 minutes and then one of us during the presentation figures put the stats.
Dean, I like this question alot because this is something new that I feel we haven't really talked about, I would have never thought that the most commonly reported seller is parents, i think that this question will definitely be added to survey because this is a question that everyone will get wrong and then become surprised when they realize the answer.
Yeah I agree with using the PowerPoint as a introduction with facts about the topic. Then we can start the interview after that. Cucuzza lets start working on the videos tomorrow maybe. Also have to start to write up the surveys to be passed out in class. Crocitto I agree. If we collect the surveys early I can add them to the end of the presentation during class. - DBeyar
Sorry Dave saw this a bit late, lets start the interview stuff tomorrow? I can record. I'm slowly piecing together the audience segment with questions to ask the interviewee, and the survey for the class interaction. I'm just afraid that those few questions on the survey may not be a sufficient amount of class interaction. Do any of you guys have any other ideas for class interaction but still keep the interview/ talk show theme alive? ¡LIVE MAS! -Acucuzza
Cucuzza lets record it 6th period. We can go to the link area and get underclass men while they're going into lunch. Do you have any questions planned? -DBeyar
Interviews were a no go today. Instead replacing the interview segment with a youtube clip. Going to go into a "commercial break" and play a quick video about human trafficking
Hey David, I just looked over your research and those graphs would be perfect to throw in the powerpoint. They can go along with the true facts about human trafficking. It can be like the screens they have in the background of interviews that support questions being asked. ¡Live mas! -Acucuzza
I found an article about frequently asked questions that seems good for me to use for either the audience segment or the class survey. I was thinking of making small multiple choice questions for the class to answer that will draw their attention to the facts of human sex trafficking. Ex. How much money annually does the Human Sex Traffciking industry make a year? (a) $40 million (b) $500,000 (c) $32 billion
The answer is c.
Here is the citation of the website.
Sutton, Laura. "Facts on Human Trafficking and Sex Slavery | Soroptimist." Human Trafficking Facts. N.p., n.d. Web. 06 May 2015.
that's a great question. I found another good one for the survey, What is the average price an Indian woman or child (called a dalit) is sold for? (A) $568 (B) $17 (C) $2500
the correct answer is B.
The Information can be found here if you guys want to take a look too.
Martz, Brent. "Human Trafficking Will Not End Until It Ends In India." Fox News. FOX news network, 22 July 2013. Web. 7 May 2015.
Hey guys I found another question we can ask : how many states had reports of human traficking in the U.S ? 1) 27 2) 5 3) 50 4) 42
The answer is 50. All 50 states had a report of human traficking even Washington D.C. http://www.polarisproject.org/human-trafficking/overview My information is from
I thought corruption in India plays a big part too , I was interested in knowing how much corruption took place in India & I found a graph on it. http://trak.in/corruption/2013-corruption-growth-india-politics-police-top/
I know this blog has been mostly focused on India but I found this site that had facts about sex trafficking in the United States and breaks it down by each individual state. I think this may be good for toward the end of the PowerPoint, just to show that we are surrounded by this everyday even though we don't think about it. www.traffickingresourcecenter.org/states -DBeyar
Dave, looking at this article these are perfect facts to use in the powerpoint. I like the idea of including trafficking because not just sex trafficking , I also like how it gives you the statistics for each year, these are good to say in the yaer 2015 1,345 cases of human trafficking have been report and then start the interview with questions about just human trafficking and then the next statistic can be about sex trafficking and then a set of questions on sex trafficking.
Hameed, Sadika, Sandile Hlatshwayo, Evan Tanner, Meltem Turker, and Jungwon Yang. Human Trafficking in India: Dynamics, Current Efforts, and Intervention Opportunities for the Asia Foundation (2010): n. pag. Www.asiafoundation.org. Stanford University, 12 Mar. 2010. Web. 10 May 2015.
Hey I feel like we keep talking about human traficking and the criminals but I feel like we haven't even mentioned the cops , the cops in India are almost all "blind" and by that I mean they cooperate with the criminals and revive pay and most don't crack down on the human traficking, here's a video on it : http://www.pbs.org/newshour/bb/police-inaction-human-trafficking-india/
Hey guys I feel we should focus more on "the traffickers" rather than "the victims". I found a site that has an article focusing on the traffickers, their background, why they do it, and so on. Heres the citation: "The Traffickers." National Human Trafficking Resource Center. Polaris, 24 Sept. 2014. Web. 10 May 2015.
Berato and Portelli you should take a look at this, it'd help you guys best for the interview part. Dean it can give you an idea of what to ask and Chris you can gather the info to formulate responses and such. Also Crocitto it maybe best to throw some of this information into the powerpoint to give a visual of both sides. ¡LIVE MAS! -Acucuzza
Hey guys I found this article and I like it because, it give both information about both the traffickers and the victims. I think it would be good for portelli to use because it would give him good knowledge. The citation is: Shelley, Louise. Human trafficking: A global perspective. Cambridge University Press, 2010. 10 May 2015
Hey guys , I found this article it's on why people get into crime. It talks about how unemployment is a coronation to crime. Also it says how the youth gets involved onto crime because of lack of schooling and no jobs when they get older.the link for the article is http://m.bjc.oxfordjournals.org/content/26/4/335.short.
I like bringing the idea of why people get into crime, Dave this would be a good way to begin a the power point and start the interview off by asking the trafficker why he began and also a good question to ask on the survey. Chris can you post the citation for this because I want to include this on the works cited page.
Hey guys in Economics this year we watched the movie Slumdog Millionaire. This movie was in India where these 2 brothers were abducted and actually human trafficked themselves. This wasn't based on a true story but all this stuff does happen in India and throughout the world. Here is a video of an actor from Slumdog Millionaire talking about the fight against human trafficking , the link is http://thecnnfreedomproject.blogs.cnn.com/2011/03/16/slumdog-millionaire-actor-on-fighting-human-trafficking/
Chris, i like this alot and it is perfect to add into the power point after the interview to show how, it is something that the movie induatry has taken interest in. I also feel that the class will enjoy hearing about this video. Dave deffinately include this in the power point and if you need any help finalizing the power point let me know because I will help, and Chris can you please post the mla citations for the two sources that you posted because they are perfect for the powerpoint.
I found another article that i really like alot because it is good for the powerpoint and also for class interaction. It define the definition of trafficking and also explains the differences between smuggling and trafficking. The citation is: Laczko, Frank. "Human trafficking: the need for better data." Migration Information Source 1 (2002). Web. 11 May 2015
That's a good article Chris , I found a website that gives a strategy to dismantle human smuggling networks. It gives steps on how we can stop smuggling can happening in America and around the world. Here's the link : http://www.ice.gov/human-smuggling
Currently working on the PowerPoint. Dean I'm not able to attach the PowerPoint on the blog. Send me your email so I can send it over to you so you can base the order of the questions around the slides.
So instead of the interview, that we couldnt really fully make, it probably be best to use the video that Portelli supplied us with in place of that. Its perfect, it shows that even though Slum Dog Millionaire is a movie, the actors understand the seriousness of the situation they are filming about and are fighting against it. Its a great way to inform the class and relate it to something many people have seen. ¡LIVE MAS! -Acucuzza
Hey guys i just found this crazy video we can also throw in the power point, it really brings attention to Human Sex Trafficking in kind of a disturbing way that really brings it to reality rather than just reading about it or watching a fake movie. Heres the link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xETXIySUDZM
Dave maybe you can throw this in the powerpoint itd be great. ¡LIVE MAS! -Acucuzza
I think we need some sort of interview because we need to make the full time and we need to figure out then who is speaking, if we do not go with the interview. Maybe just like 5-10 questions to ask, I think without it our presentation won't be interesting, like Mrs Fotinatos said, it can't just be us standing in front of the class giving a speech.
Cucuzza video is good, I like how it gives insight to how this actually happens in New York. I tried to add it onto the powerpoint but wasnt able to get it on. Going to send it over to you can you try it out? If not I will try to get it in school tomorrow or we can just have the link on the powerpoint and we will play it quick during the presentation.
Hey guys. I'm posting to state that I will be the interviewer for our project. I'll get questions based on human trafficking
ReplyDeleteGoing to get started on some research I can add to the powerpoint this week. Trying to figure what the best structure would be to go along with the interview. If you guys find anything interesting to add let me know. Also Dean can we discuss possibly using the WFBN mic for the interviews we will be doing in school?
ReplyDeleteHey Dave, here's the order of the questions so you can fix the powerpoint in order.
Delete1. How much do you generally purchase a slave from a middle man for?
2. What do you charge for resale?
3. What about tourist girls? Used girls? Are they priced differently?
4. Are you paying off local law enforcement? If so, how much do you pay them?
5. Aside from sexual purposes, what else do you use the girls for?
These questions will deal with financing.
6. How do you lure the girls away from home?
7. How has the social structure in India and gender roles contributed to the epidemic?
8. What social and political conditions lead to increased trafficking?
9. Do you prey on the vulnerable and uneducated?
10. What about the poor? Do you find that the poorer areas yield you more girls?
11. Has the population growth of the country contributed to the epidemic? Since no one knows each other, does the anonymity make people not care?
12. Why has the age of a slave dropped so much recently?
13. India, like China, uses a system where there are selective abortions, killing baby girls. How do you feel this has affected your business?
14. As more men move into big Indian cities looking for work, do you feel this has opened up the market?
If you could email the slides when i'm done at my email, d.berato@aol.com, that would be great.
Hey guys, I'm also going to get started on the research this week, I'm going to focus on researching the facts for inbetween the interview, kind of like what Diane Sawyer did in the interview with Bruce Jenner. Dave as the week goes on we can discuss on how to include the information on the powerpoint.
ReplyDeleteHey guys I'm going to be the character that is being interviewed. Also I am going to be researching why people get into crime and human trafficking. Research will include what lures people into getting money through illegal ways.
ReplyDeleteChris, this is an excellent first hand article of a person who went in undercover to a human trafficking agency. There are definitely some questions I could ask you from it:
Delete1. How much do you generally purchase a slave from a middle man for?
2. What do you charge for resale?
3. Aside from sexual purposes, what else do you use the girls for?
You can check the facts here.
Sur, Priyali. "Silent Slaves: Stories of Human Trafficking in India." Silent Slaves: Stories of Human Trafficking in India. Women's Media Center, 30 Dec. 2013. Web. 7 May 2015.
More questions for you Chris.
Delete1. Why has the age of a slave dropped so much recently?
2. Do you prey on the vulnerable and uneducated?
3. What about the poor? Do you find that the poorer areas yield you more girls?
4. What social and political conditions lead to increased trafficking?
5. Has the population growth of the country contributed to the epidemic? Since no one knows each other, does the anonymity make people not care?
6. How has the social structure in India and gender roles contributed to the epidemic.
7. What about tourist girls? Used girls? Are they priced differently?
8. Are you paying off local law enforcement? If so, how much do you pay them?
All the answers for this set of questions can be found here:
http://www.asianphilanthropyforum.org/cruel-economics-human-trafficking-india/
Another set of questions for you Chris.
Delete1. How do you lure the girls away from home?
2. As more men move into big Indian cities looking for work, do you feel this has opened up the market?
3. India, like China, uses a system where there are selective abortions, killing baby girls. How do you feel this has affected your business?
Find the answers here:
http://www.nytimes.com/2013/10/16/opinion/sex-trafficking-in-india.html?_r=1
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ReplyDeleteHey guys ill bring in the Dorito's Locos Tacos, also ill research questions and such for the audience segment, and ill also create a survey for class interaction
ReplyDelete-Acucuzza
Found 2 articles that can be useful for us. They are both specifically about India. One about the economics behind the sex trafficking in India with a chart that is pretty precise. Might be able to use that in the powerpoint. http://www.asianphilanthropyforum.org/cruel-economics-human-trafficking-india/
ReplyDeleteThe second was written back in 2013 by the New York Times. Gives a quick overview of the situation that India is dealing with. (It was in the Editorial Section so there is no author in the citation. -- For Mrs. F ) http://www.nytimes.com/2013/10/16/opinion/sex-trafficking-in-india.html?_r=0
Citation: "Sex Trafficking in India." The New York Times. The New York Times, 15 Oct. 2013. Web. 30 Apr. 2015.
Ton, Anh. "The Cruel Economics of Human Trafficking in India." Asian Philanthropy Forum. N.p., 28 Feb. 2014. Web. 30 Apr. 2015.
Hey guys just realized we never actually started our idea off. I believe we all agreed on doing an interview similar to "60 Seconds". The interview can be between a random reporter (which we decieded to be Dean) and one of the bad guys in the book (which Chris offered to do). Any ideas how the power point can be applied to this topic?
ReplyDeleteDefinitely need to start looking into how to apply the PowerPoint during the interview. Cucuzza can we start on doing some of the in school interviews tomorrow. Let's brainstorm on some questions that we can ask to underclass men regarding the topic.
ReplyDelete- DBeyar
I think a good way to use the powerpoint is we start off with true facts about human trafficking that introduce a segment of questions and we keep doing that until our interview is finished. I also think that we should hand out the surveys at the beijg and collect them in the 1st 5 minutes and then one of us during the presentation figures put the stats.
ReplyDeleteYo Chris, another question for your survey.
DeleteWho is the most commonly reported seller of women in India?
(A) Parents
(B) Thieves
(C) Police/State Officials
The correct answer is A, as reported here.
Martz, Brent. "Human Trafficking Will Not End Until It Ends In India." Fox News. FOX News Network, 22 July 2013. Web. 7 May 2015.
Dean, I like this question alot because this is something new that I feel we haven't really talked about, I would have never thought that the most commonly reported seller is parents, i think that this question will definitely be added to survey because this is a question that everyone will get wrong and then become surprised when they realize the answer.
DeleteYeah I agree with using the PowerPoint as a introduction with facts about the topic. Then we can start the interview after that. Cucuzza lets start working on the videos tomorrow maybe. Also have to start to write up the surveys to be passed out in class. Crocitto I agree. If we collect the surveys early I can add them to the end of the presentation during class.
ReplyDelete- DBeyar
Sorry Dave saw this a bit late, lets start the interview stuff tomorrow? I can record. I'm slowly piecing together the audience segment with questions to ask the interviewee, and the survey for the class interaction. I'm just afraid that those few questions on the survey may not be a sufficient amount of class interaction. Do any of you guys have any other ideas for class interaction but still keep the interview/ talk show theme alive?
Delete¡LIVE MAS!
-Acucuzza
Cucuzza lets record it 6th period. We can go to the link area and get underclass men while they're going into lunch. Do you have any questions planned?
Delete-DBeyar
Interviews were a no go today. Instead replacing the interview segment with a youtube clip. Going to go into a "commercial break" and play a quick video about human trafficking
DeleteHey David, I just looked over your research and those graphs would be perfect to throw in the powerpoint. They can go along with the true facts about human trafficking. It can be like the screens they have in the background of interviews that support questions being asked. ¡Live mas!
ReplyDelete-Acucuzza
I found an article about frequently asked questions that seems good for me to use for either the audience segment or the class survey. I was thinking of making small multiple choice questions for the class to answer that will draw their attention to the facts of human sex trafficking.
ReplyDeleteEx.
How much money annually does the Human Sex Traffciking industry make a year?
(a) $40 million
(b) $500,000
(c) $32 billion
The answer is c.
Here is the citation of the website.
Sutton, Laura. "Facts on Human Trafficking and Sex Slavery | Soroptimist." Human Trafficking Facts. N.p., n.d. Web. 06 May 2015.
that's a great question. I found another good one for the survey,
DeleteWhat is the average price an Indian woman or child (called a dalit) is sold for?
(A) $568
(B) $17
(C) $2500
the correct answer is B.
The Information can be found here if you guys want to take a look too.
Martz, Brent. "Human Trafficking Will Not End Until It Ends In India." Fox News. FOX news network, 22 July 2013. Web. 7 May 2015.
Hey guys I found another question we can ask : how many states had reports of human traficking in the U.S ?
Delete1) 27
2) 5
3) 50
4) 42
The answer is 50. All 50 states had a report of human traficking even Washington D.C.
http://www.polarisproject.org/human-trafficking/overview
My information is from
I thought corruption in India plays a big part too , I was interested in knowing how much corruption took place in India & I found a graph on it.
Deletehttp://trak.in/corruption/2013-corruption-growth-india-politics-police-top/
I know this blog has been mostly focused on India but I found this site that had facts about sex trafficking in the United States and breaks it down by each individual state. I think this may be good for toward the end of the PowerPoint, just to show that we are surrounded by this everyday even though we don't think about it.
ReplyDeletewww.traffickingresourcecenter.org/states
-DBeyar
Dave, looking at this article these are perfect facts to use in the powerpoint. I like the idea of including trafficking because not just sex trafficking , I also like how it gives you the statistics for each year, these are good to say in the yaer 2015 1,345 cases of human trafficking have been report and then start the interview with questions about just human trafficking and then the next statistic can be about sex trafficking and then a set of questions on sex trafficking.
DeleteI found a whole book of brief case studies on known and some convicted human traffickers in India. Will report back with interview questions
ReplyDeletehttps://asiafoundation.org/resources/pdfs/StanfordHumanTraffickingIndiaFinalReport.pdf
Hameed, Sadika, Sandile Hlatshwayo, Evan Tanner, Meltem Turker, and Jungwon Yang. Human Trafficking in India: Dynamics, Current Efforts, and Intervention Opportunities for the Asia Foundation (2010): n. pag. Www.asiafoundation.org. Stanford University, 12 Mar. 2010. Web. 10 May 2015.
Hey I feel like we keep talking about human traficking and the criminals but I feel like we haven't even mentioned the cops , the cops in India are almost all "blind" and by that I mean they cooperate with the criminals and revive pay and most don't crack down on the human traficking, here's a video on it : http://www.pbs.org/newshour/bb/police-inaction-human-trafficking-india/
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ReplyDeleteHey guys I feel we should focus more on "the traffickers" rather than "the victims". I found a site that has an article focusing on the traffickers, their background, why they do it, and so on.
ReplyDeleteHeres the citation:
"The Traffickers." National Human Trafficking Resource Center. Polaris, 24 Sept. 2014. Web. 10 May 2015.
Berato and Portelli you should take a look at this, it'd help you guys best for the interview part. Dean it can give you an idea of what to ask and Chris you can gather the info to formulate responses and such. Also Crocitto it maybe best to throw some of this information into the powerpoint to give a visual of both sides.
¡LIVE MAS!
-Acucuzza
ReplyDeleteHey guys I found this article and I like it because, it give both information about both the traffickers and the victims. I think it would be good for portelli to use because it would give him good knowledge.
The citation is:
Shelley, Louise. Human trafficking: A global perspective. Cambridge University Press, 2010. 10 May 2015
Hey guys , I found this article it's on why people get into crime. It talks about how unemployment is a coronation to crime. Also it says how the youth gets involved onto crime because of lack of schooling and no jobs when they get older.the link for the article is http://m.bjc.oxfordjournals.org/content/26/4/335.short.
ReplyDeleteI like bringing the idea of why people get into crime, Dave this would be a good way to begin a the power point and start the interview off by asking the trafficker why he began and also a good question to ask on the survey. Chris can you post the citation for this because I want to include this on the works cited page.
DeleteFarrington, David P., et al. "Unemployment, school leaving, and crime." British Journal of Criminology 26.4 (1986): 335-356.
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Hey guys in Economics this year we watched the movie Slumdog Millionaire. This movie was in India where these 2 brothers were abducted and actually human trafficked themselves. This wasn't based on a true story but all this stuff does happen in India and throughout the world.
ReplyDeleteHere is a video of an actor from Slumdog Millionaire talking about the fight against human trafficking , the link is http://thecnnfreedomproject.blogs.cnn.com/2011/03/16/slumdog-millionaire-actor-on-fighting-human-trafficking/
Chris, i like this alot and it is perfect to add into the power point after the interview to show how, it is something that the movie induatry has taken interest in. I also feel that the class will enjoy hearing about this video. Dave deffinately include this in the power point and if you need any help finalizing the power point let me know because I will help, and Chris can you please post the mla citations for the two sources that you posted because they are perfect for the powerpoint.
DeleteI found another article that i really like alot because it is good for the powerpoint and also for class interaction. It define the definition of trafficking and also explains the differences between smuggling and trafficking.
ReplyDeleteThe citation is:
Laczko, Frank. "Human trafficking: the need for better data." Migration Information Source 1 (2002). Web. 11 May 2015
http://www.childtrafficking.org/pdf/user/humantrafficking_need_for_better_data.doc
That's a good article Chris , I found a website that gives a strategy to dismantle human smuggling networks. It gives steps on how we can stop smuggling can happening in America and around the world.
DeleteHere's the link : http://www.ice.gov/human-smuggling
Currently working on the PowerPoint. Dean I'm not able to attach the PowerPoint on the blog. Send me your email so I can send it over to you so you can base the order of the questions around the slides.
ReplyDeleteSo instead of the interview, that we couldnt really fully make, it probably be best to use the video that Portelli supplied us with in place of that. Its perfect, it shows that even though Slum Dog Millionaire is a movie, the actors understand the seriousness of the situation they are filming about and are fighting against it. Its a great way to inform the class and relate it to something many people have seen.
ReplyDelete¡LIVE MAS!
-Acucuzza
Hey guys i just found this crazy video we can also throw in the power point, it really brings attention to Human Sex Trafficking in kind of a disturbing way that really brings it to reality rather than just reading about it or watching a fake movie.
ReplyDeleteHeres the link:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xETXIySUDZM
Dave maybe you can throw this in the powerpoint itd be great.
¡LIVE MAS!
-Acucuzza
I think we need some sort of interview because we need to make the full time and we need to figure out then who is speaking, if we do not go with the interview. Maybe just like 5-10 questions to ask, I think without it our presentation won't be interesting, like Mrs Fotinatos said, it can't just be us standing in front of the class giving a speech.
ReplyDeleteCucuzza video is good, I like how it gives insight to how this actually happens in New York. I tried to add it onto the powerpoint but wasnt able to get it on. Going to send it over to you can you try it out? If not I will try to get it in school tomorrow or we can just have the link on the powerpoint and we will play it quick during the presentation.
ReplyDeleteyeah man just email me at andrewcucuzza72@gmail.com, the link idea maybe best though.
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