Darling Bolivar

Quality education

1. ​How the quality of the environment in witch we recieve education impact the opportunities that we have or find in the future?

2. ​In what point the culture that we live start to become in bias in the way we perceive the education?

3. ​If the education is the future, why in the actuality stay evidencing inequality really important in a global context?

Stefany Guapacho

Theme: Sharing the planet

Topic 1: sustainable goals

•Possible goals:

1. No poverty

   12. Partnerships

       8. Decent work and economics growth

       Critical Questions

   1. Does the image reflect the working conditions and how people are affected in their jobs?

2. Does international and country support really reach vulnerable communities in these situations?

3. Is the economic and labor vulnerability in communities like this clearly reflected in the image?

Ideas

Question 1

Idea 1: The image shows workers making a great effort under unfair conditions.

Idea 2: It reminds us that behind every product there are people rarely seen or valued.

Idea 3: It is clear how workers often have to accept unfair conditions because of the lack of opportunities in their communities.

Question 2

Idea 1: International cooperation can give workers more safety and fairer spaces.

Idea 2: Vulnerable communities often remain in bad conditions despite external support.

Idea 3: Working together can bring hope, but many challenges still remain in real life.

Question 3

Idea 1: The scene reflects how the economy depends on cheap labor in vulnerable groups.

Idea 2: It is visible that some people work hard but receive little benefit from it.

Idea 3: The image suggests that fair opportunities are as important as effort to improve people’s lives.

Topic: Sustainability Goals

Sara Valdés- Mariana Osorio

1. How the bad conditions of life style in societies affects the wellbeing of millions of people?

   
   

   Poor health services reduce children’s well-being

   
   

   Unsafe living conditions harm children’s physical health and emotional well-being deeply.

   
   

   Malnutrition and limited healthcare access threaten children’s growth and overall well-being.

   
   

   2. what kind of conditions make that the most vulnerable societies doesn't have first aid in

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     Poverty and neglect deny vulnerable communities access to essential healthcare.

     
     

     Lack of infrastructure prevents urgent medical care in marginalized groups.

     
     

     Inequality and corruption block resources, leaving communities without proper healthcare.

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     3. How can we get more closer. to those communities who throw the history have been forgotten?

     
     

     • Building trust reconnects forgotten communities with supportive networks.

     • Listening carefully helps understand marginalized communities’ struggles.

     • Collaborative projects create bridges and honor excluded communities.

     
     

   • Correction question 2

     how can we get more closer to those community’s who have been forgotten in their developing of their health and well being?

     
     

Question: What other things can be made from old tires?

Theme: Sharing the planet – Fast fashion

Ideas:

• Make shoes, bags, or accessories from recycled tires.

• Use them to build furniture or small construction parts.

• Create community projects that reuse materials.

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Question: How can recycling help reduce trash?

Theme: Sharing the planet – Sustainability goals

Ideas:

• Teach people to separate trash at home.

• Support recycling and reuse programs.

• Use reusable items instead of single-use products.
  

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Question: How can this solution help poor communities?

Theme: Sharing the planet – Sustainability goals

Ideas:

• Make cheap products with recycled materials.

• Create jobs for people in recycling work.

• Help communities grow with sustainable practices.

• Symbol of peace after violence.

• Hope for reconciliation and justice.

• Reminder of humanity’s peaceful potential.

¿it is possible get a society fully with peace without making any change

in the power structures?

• True peace requires structural change.

• Power imbalance sustains ongoing violence.

• Justice demands transforming unfair systems.

How effective is the art to call an action of zero violence and peaceful community's?

• Art inspires communities toward peace.

• Creativity strengthens movements against violence.

• Symbolic art promotes peaceful coexistence.

Correction question one:

1. How does the image of the knotted gun symbolize peace in societies affected by violence?

Theme: Sustainability

Ideas:

• Improve the education about the preservation the water in the communities

• Improve the use of basic filters to purificate the water for all

• Generate awareness about responsibility use of water

2. How equitable is the distribution of clean water in rural areas, and how can these gaps be reduced?

Theme: Social inequalities

Ideas:

• Install big containers with a clean water with access for urban communities

• Improve subsidies for vulnerable families and communities without equality access of water

• Expand the water tubes to give water to rural zones

3. What technological innovations or traditional solutions could be implemented to ensure clean water in vulnerable communities?

Theme: Innovation and technology

Ideas:

• Install solar panels to purificate amd clean the water

• Improve communities wells with a good system to conserve the water for all

• Use digital sensors to controlate the water conditions in real time

What impact can human activities like tourism or exploration have on natural and fragile places like the one in the picture?

•The boat and the equipment may cause pollution

•The damage caused by people to the place

Do you think it is ethical for people to travel to natural places like this, even if it causes pollution or harms the environment?

•Some people visit just for fun or adventure

•Going to these places creates pollution

What kind of international rules or actions should be made to protect natural places like the one shown in this image?

•All countries should work together to protect these environments

Tania Zambrano

1. What was the reason that caught our attention to choose this topic?

Ideas:

• This photo makes you think about how hard life can be for some families.

• It shows a reality we usually don’t pay attention to.

• It reminds us that poverty is still very real today.

2. What was it that we really saw in the image that seemed so unreal to us?

Ideas:

• Seeing families living with so little felt shocking.

• The houses look so fragile, like they could fall apart any moment.

• It’s hard to believe people still live in these conditions while others have so much.

3. Why does the government not seem to be really concerned about the situation?

Ideas:

• It feels like the government forgets about these places.

• People have been living like this for years, and nothing really changes.

• Sometimes it seems like their

voices are not being heard.

• Because food is not distributed equally, rich countries waste food while poor countries don’t have access.

• Poverty makes many families incapable to buy or produce food.

• Wars and conflicts destroy agriculture and lands, and then stops the transport of food.

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  ‘What are the main reasons why hunger exists in many countries today?’

• Climate change causes damage in the environment, and in the land where food usually is delivered.

• Corruption and unstable governments don’t use resources to help hungry people.

• Economic inequality leaves rural communities and farmers without opportunities.

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  ‘How does hunger affect the future of a country?’

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  1. Hungry people can’t work well, so the economy becomes slower.

  2. Hunger makes health problems worse and shortens life.

  3. If many people are hungry, development in the country is very slow.

     
     

• Asht and Jacob

1. How do these types of economic activities promote the reduction of poverty in vulnerable communities through local markets ?

•helps them cover basic needs like food, education and health.

•the money stays in the community and create benefits what helps the community

• provide Job opportunities for vulnerable people

2. How can buying textile products in a local market help inclusive economic growth within a community?

- Increases employment rate and income gains.

- Reinforcing local value chains.

- Opportunities for vulnerable groups.

3. What benefits are reflected in the sustainability of a local market for a vulnerable community?

- They preserve their cultural identity.

- These markets become the economic pillar of the communities' livelihoods.

- It becomes a place of learning and social union.

Ideas:

• Follow the rules and stay on the official paths.

• Bring reusable items and do not litter.

• Respect the place and learn about its history, not just take pictures.

2) How can overcrowding of tourism be prevented from damaging historical sites?

Ideas:

• Limit the number of visitors each day with tickets or booking.

• Have different time slots or guided groups to reduce crowds.

• Educate tourists about how fragile the place is and how they should behave.

3) Why is it important for tourists to behave responsibly when visiting famous natural or historical places?

• If tourists act responsibly, the place will last longer and future generations can also enjoy it.

• Responsible behavior helps reduce pollution and protects both nature and culture.

• It shows respect for the local community and for the people who work to preserve the site.

-In this picture we can a small solar panel

-It's a place with poor architecture

-The person is installing the panel without the appropiate tools or equipment

Questions:

Why doesn't the government give enough solar panels to help the whole community?

-Economical issues

-Bad administration of resources

2. When will the government provide tools and trained people to improve the electricity problem?

-When people really fight for it and talk about it

-If other countries or fundations give help

-When the government sees it as important

3. Can the implementation of solar panels satisfy the basic needs of the whole community?

-Partly because they need to charge phones an light

-It's not enough for fridges or things that need more energy

-Small panels dificulty will bring energy to everyvody

Question1:

• What are the main challenges marine ecosystems face today?

Ideas question 1:

1. Plastic waste and oil spills damage habitats and threaten species like turtles.

2. Rising ocean temperatures and acidification harm coral reefs and marine life.

3. Unsutainable fishing practices reduce biodiversity and affect food chains.

Question 2

• What role do the Sustainable Development Goals play in protecting marine life?

Ideas question 2

1. SDGs create international cooperation and clear objectives (SDG 14: Life Below Water).

2. They encourage people to understand the impact of their actions on oceans.

3. They guide governments and organizations to reduce pollution, regulate fishing, and expand marine protected areas.

Question 3

• How can communities benefit from protecting marine biodiversity?

Ideas question 3:

1. Ecotourism and sustainable fishing create long term income

2. Oceans and species like turtles are part of local traditions and identities.

3. Healthy marine ecosystems provide food security and protect against natural disasters like coastal erosion.

• Nick Mahecha Hernández

• Isabella Sofía Rojas Angarita

Questions:

-How can a faith like islam,change the point of view in a society with implanted ideals?

-What happen if in a UN meeting,the islam women devotees raíces their voice for their culture and ideals?

-How the role of women has evolved influencing politics?

Question 1:

- How much can urbanization and modernization attempts affect the environment?

1. When cities expand, forests and green areas disappear in a worrying way, and animals lose their habitats.

2. Modernization brings more cars, factories, and buildings, which increases air, water, and noise pollution.

3. Big cities need a lot of resources. Due to all the construction process, The lack of these materials becomes more common and this can increase the climate change.

Question 2:

- Is it really worth putting resources and ecosystems at risk in order to chase the architectural and technological advances that society expects?

1. Destroying ecosystems in order to progress in the architecture and technology of the cities, we may lose essential elements for the human being life, such as clean air, water and healthy land.

2. Although advances in architecture and technology are good, the cost of making harms in the planet is bigger than the benefits that urbanization can bring.

3. It is possible to grow and modernize the society, but in ways that respect nature and protect resources.

Question 3:

- In what ways could society balance technological progress with the responsibility of protecting the environment?

1. Society can use solar, wind, and other renewable sources to reduce pollution while developing new technology.

2. Urban projects can include more green spaces, sustainable transport, and buildings that save water and energy.

3. People need to learn how to care for nature, and governments should make rules that force companies to respect the environment.

• Nick Mahecha Hernández

• Isabella Sofía Rojas Angarita

Questions:

-How the inclusion of different countries change the way to make global decisions?

-What would happen with global descisions without the inclusion to countries with differents cultures doesn't exist?

-How relations between representatives of different countries influence global decisions?

• In the imagen we can see a lemur in its natural habit

• We can see that the lemur is hanging of a tree

Questions:

¿How will affect the deforestation in the natural habit of the lemur?

Ideas:

• Deforestation

• Lost of habitat

• Increased vulnerability to predators

¿In what way the human habitat are affecting the ecosystems?

Ideas:

• Resource exploitation

• Pollution and climate chance impacts

• Introduction of invasive species

  
  

¿ What consequences would cause the extinction of the lemur have for ecosystems?

Ideas:

• Impacto on ecosystems balance

• Loss of ecological interactions

-It reduces diseases such as diarrhea, cholera, and parasitic infections.

-It improves hygiene at home and in food preparation.

-It allows healthier child development with fewer school absences.

How can public policies ensure equitable access to clean water and sanitation in both rural and urban areas?.

-Investing in drinking water infrastructure in rural communities.

-Establishing subsidies for vulnerable families.

-Creating laws that regulate the sustainable and fair use of water resources.

What local strategies can be applied to guarantee clean water and sanitation while also contributing to long-term sustainability?

-Use of rainwater harvesting technologies.

-Promotion of recycling and reuse of treated greywater.

-Creation of community committees to manage and protect water sources.

LUNA ROMERO