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Bring encouragement and spread love to everyone!

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1. this is an issue because there a lots of people who are homelessness.
2. 17,000-40,000 people die each year of being homeless
3. there are 553,742 people that are homeless in the US

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There arent enough places for people to go to when they need it. There are 8 million deaths a year due to mental health.

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1. Transgender women and men in sports in an issue because a transgender women have been beating women born women in sports because they are born a man and men are born naturally stronger.
2. There is a KCCI article about students walking out in protest of the law banning transgender women to compete in female sports.
3. There are lots of articles about transgender women in sports nationally

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More than 100 students at Central Academy walked out Friday afternoon in protest of the state's new law banning transgender girls from participating in girls' sports at the K-12 and college levels.The students marched several blocks up Grand Avenue to the Governor's Mansion, chanting and holding signs supporting transgender rights."I'm very sad to see that our Gov. Kim Reynolds signed that bill," said Esra Noor, one of the students on the march. "It's just devastating to know that people don't support that."Reynolds signed the bill into law last week. The law requires schools to designate all sponsored or sanctioned athletic events as men's, women's or co-education sports. Athletes could only play on women's sports teams if their sex is listed as female on their original birth certificate.The law applies to public and nonpublic schools, community colleges, private colleges, Board of Regents institutions and any institution that is a member of the National Collegiate Athletic Association, National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics or National Junior College Athletic Association. It would not apply to non-school sponsored or sanction club sports.The governor called the law a "victory for girls sports in Iowa." But the students used the walkout to highlight their views on transgender rights. "I wanted to show that it's wrong," said Kira Winters, one of the students on the march. "All people of all races, ethnicities, sexualities and genders deserve rights."Des Moines Public Schools says it supports students' right to free speech, but it counts absences for those who missed class.

More than 100 students at Central Academy walked out Friday afternoon in protest of the state's new law banning transgender girls from participating in girls' sports at the K-12 and college levels.

The students marched several blocks up Grand Avenue to the Governor's Mansion, chanting and holding signs supporting transgender rights.

"I'm very sad to see that our Gov. Kim Reynolds signed that bill," said Esra Noor, one of the students on the march. "It's just devastating to know that people don't support that."

Reynolds signed the bill into law last week. The law requires schools to designate all sponsored or sanctioned athletic events as men's, women's or co-education sports. Athletes could only play on women's sports teams if their sex is listed as female on their original birth certificate.

The law applies to public and nonpublic schools, community colleges, private colleges, Board of Regents institutions and any institution that is a member of the National Collegiate Athletic Association, National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics or National Junior College Athletic Association. It would not apply to non-school sponsored or sanction club sports.

The governor called the law a "victory for girls sports in Iowa." But the students used the walkout to highlight their views on transgender rights.

"I wanted to show that it's wrong," said Kira Winters, one of the students on the march. "All people of all races, ethnicities, sexualities and genders deserve rights."

Des Moines Public Schools says it supports students' right to free speech, but it counts absences for those who missed class.

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Students in Des Moines walk out in protest of Iowa's new law banning transgender girls in sports

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More than 100 students at Central Academy walked out Friday afternoon in protest of the state's new law banning transgender girls from participating in girls' sports at the K-12 and college levels.The students marched several blocks up Grand Avenue to the Governor's Mansion, chanting and holding signs supporting transgender rights."I'm very sad to see that our Gov.

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https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1ZCCU78QCnFtQdVtc9p8WcswEcZ_RD-d3JIMo2m_HX34/edit?usp=sharing

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Individual vs. Group vs. Government Step 3

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Individual vs. Group vs. Government Step 3

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With this activity I have decided that government action is the best solution to my issue

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Kami Export - Step Three_ Who You Gonna Call_

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Kami Export - Step Four_ Working With Websites

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https://www.ncsl.org/research/education/a-look-at-shifting-trends-in-transgender-athlete-policies-magazine2021.aspx

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Kami Export - Step Five_ All About Public Policy

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To make fair sports for all women

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We are trying to spread awareness of transgender women in women's sports. Our idea is to create a transgender league for transgender women or men to compete in. This will make things fair between the sports. This impacts us because it is becoming more and more popular, and we don't want to compete against men in future sporting events.

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We are trying to spread awareness of transgender women in women's sports. Our idea is to create a transgender league for transgender women or men to compete in. This will make things fair between the sports. This impacts us because it is becoming more and more popular, and we don't want to compete against men in future sporting events.

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We got over 500, but then it got taken down :( This is the most recent picture we had before this happened

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Our topic was transgender participants in women's sports. We found this an issue because we are both in sports.  For the past couple of years, this has been developing more as an issue because people have been choosing to change their gender and participate in the sport they identify as.
We came up with an idea for our topic, we decided that we should make an online petition so people in our community can sign it and help spread awareness. We got an unexpectedly high amount of signatures, we even talked to Steve Deace and Pulse 101.7 they both helped us out with spreading awareness. On social media, we did get some hate comments but we learned how to work through them. Shae mentioned that we didn't get a representative to respond even though it would be cool for him to respond he didn't.
Some of the things we learned through this project are how to help our community and how to do it right. I was personally surprised by how many people signed and had Pulse 101.7 talk about our petition on the radio. Like Shae said now we know how to take a stand in our government and help out with policies and laws.