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http://blogs.nysut.org/sttp/defenders/van-jones/
Summary:  Jones is the founding director of the Ella Baker Center for Human Rights. Founded in 1996 and named for an unsung civil rights heroine, the Center challenges human rights abuses in the U.S. criminal justice system. He is a human rights activists. He also wants to stop police misconduct.

UDHR:  Jones is trying to solve for problems that violate #3,#4, and #26.

Observations: Van Jones knows what is wrong and what's to solve it and end it all. He probably knows what's best.

Further questions:  How can we help Jones in his stop to end these problems

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NfEtO00DSvI
Summary: Many children are being forced to work in these horrific working conditions in farms. The agriculture industry has given them no choice but to work long hot days with very little pay. They are doing this for the sake of their families and for their future.

UDHR: I believe that the problems that these children face violate Articles, #3,#4,#6,#15,#23,#26,#

Observations: These poor children are being forced to work with dangerous tools and conditions. They are usually bent over for hours at a time which affects their backs a lot. The way that they are eating and working effects their health. They are not being treated like "normal" children, they are working at such young ages such as 12 years old.

Further Questions: What can we do as a whole entire nation do to stop this? Is our president going to do anything to help? How can we put this out there?

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https://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=child+soldiers+somolia&view=detail&&&mid=C8E9B3E44D33F751EC04C8E9B3E44D33F751EC04&rvsmid=C8E9B3E44D33F751EC04C8E9B3E44D33F751EC04#view=detail&mid=C8E9B3E44D33F751EC04C8E9B3E44D33F751EC04

Summary: Many children have been abducted and taken from their home and family by Al-Shabaab, Somalia's armed Islamist group. Children have been forced to fight and go into war. Many would get injured while others even die. However the side that opposes Al-Shabaab also uses child soldiers.

UDHR: What Al-Shabaab is doing violates Article #3 and Article #4.

Observations: Children from Somalia have been taken from their homes and unwillingly put as the frontline soldiers of a war. They are practically used as meat shields and many of them end up dying. The side that is fighting against Al-Shabaab also uses child soldiers. This should be stopped as well.

Further Questions: This is happening in Somalia by Al-Shaabab. What other places are events like these occuring?

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http://blogs.nysut.org/sttp/defenders/lucas-benitez/
Summary: He was a member of Coalition of Immokalee Workers and a farmer himself and he has become a leader to end slave labor, human trafficking and exploitation of agriculture. He has marched to end these problems like In March 2005 and April 2007.

UDHR: Lucas is trying to solve problems just like Article #3, Article #4 and Article #20.

Observations: He has gone through some of the things that he is trying to fight for and he knows what they are going through so you know he really cares and is a true leader.

Further Questions: How will he continue his work and know what the people want?

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http://blogs.nysut.org/sttp/defenders/elie-wiesel/

Summary: Ellie Wiesel was a American-Jewish writer. Wiesel is a Holocaust survivor and he shares the experiences he went through of the concentration camps and how brutal it was. The long harsh journey with his father in the concentration camps are touching and sad. His relationship with God was very unstable in his times at the concentration camp. Wiesel was also a human rights activist.

UDHR: I believe the people in the Holocaust should have had the rights to Article #3, Article #6, Article #7, and Article #25.

Observations: Wiesel's traumatizing experiences in the Nazi concentration camp is something nobody should ever experience. The fact the UDHR was  established after the Holocaust is interesting. I can't believe there weren't any rights like this before the event.

Further Questions: Why were rights like these not established previously?

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Speak truth to power
http://blogs.nysut.org/sttp/defenders/kailash-satyarthi/
Summary: Kailash Satyarthi is India’s lodestar for the abolition of child labor. Since 1980, he has led the rescue of over 75,000 bonded and child slaves in India and developed a successful model for their education and rehabilitation. Kailash Satyarthi was the recipient of the 1995 Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights Award and the 2002 Raoul Wallenberg Human Rights Award. The U.S. State Department’s 2007 Trafficking in Persons Report has named him a "Hero Acting to End Modern-Day Slavery."

UDHR: I believe that the problems that Kailish faces violate the certain extents of Article #22, Article #4, Article # 1, Article #5, Article #7, Article #12

Observations:
I found it very interesting that he had won all of these award and that he had done so much to help these children. He deserves more recognition.

Further Questions:
After reading this it makes me question humanity and how these little children are being treated around the world. I feel very very grateful. Who are we as people? Why cant we be more like Kailash?

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Malala Yousafzai's excerpt from changemakers
http://rock-your-world.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/Excerpt-Malala.pdf
Summary: This short excerpt explains what Malala has gone through and she was very brave and persistent even through all of the things that have happened to her. She believes in good education and that it isn't something that should be taken for granted. She was actually shot while she was in her way to school one day by one of the  terrorist groups. It states the Nobel peace price that she won and that the fact that even a bullet won't stop her. She was recognized all throughout the world.

UDHR: I believe that the problems Malala deals with violates, the certain extens of , Article #3, Article #6, Article #12, Article #21, Article #22,  Article #29

Observations:
One of the aspects of this document that I found interesting is how much respect and recognition that Malala had gotten after the attack on her. I also find it interesting that she won the Nobel piece prize at a very young age.

Further Questions:
After reading this it makes me have some sort of inspiration and it tests what I am capable of doing. Am I capable of doing that?

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RpqVmvMCmp0

Summary :This link is about ending poverty, good health well eating,  education for all, gender Equality , clean water sanitation, affordable and clean energy , decent work and economic growth, Industry innovation and infrastructure, reduced inequalities, sustainable cities and communities Responsible consumption and Production, Climate action, life below water,  life on land. These are the untied nations global goals.

UDHR: These issues affect many rules but most affects the freedom for people like Article #2 Article #3, Article #7, Article #18

Observations :It's amazing how when the world has problems everyone comes in and joins to resolve them.

Further Questions : How can everyday people join and help the cause?

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http://livingonone.org/changeseries/#.WNWV3NArLnC

Summary: 1.1 billion people live on less than one dollar a day. 1 out of 10 people in the world can not get fresh clean water. Living on one dollar a day prevents these people from getting fresh water from reliable sources. This may lead to diseases for these people and prevent them from going on with their daily routines.

UDHR: I believe the people living in one dollar a day should have the right to Article #3, Article #6, Article #7, and Article #25.

Observations: I was surprised of the fact that the person actually attempted to live in one dollar a day. To see the struggles the people go through and to see if the people in developed countries can handle the situation the people in undeveloped, developing countries can handle or are just living in.

Further Questions: After having a look at how the people in Guatemala have been living, it makes me wonder how the people survive without getting the nutrition they need. They do find ways to consume more calories with the food they have which was interesting to know. But, how long will this last them?