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My name is Shawn and on September 14th 2006, I found my answer on how to make the world a better place. It's because of that answer that I am now i...
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My name is Shawn and on September 14th 2006, I found my answer on how to make the world a better place. It's because of that answer that I am now in Bangladesh.
On September 14th, 2006, the University of Notre Dame (of which I was a student studying for my Masters in Sociology) canceled all of its classes so that students could learn about an important issue: the problem of global health and third world poverty. One of the people who came to speak to us was Dr. Jeffrey Sachs (author of the book "The End of Poverty").
Dr. Jeffrey Sachs believes that extreme poverty can be eliminated in our lifetime. The power of this message inspired me to put school on hold so that I could do my part and hopefully inspire others along the way. I have come to Bangladesh to try and help the poorest of the poor. I am sharing this experience with the world through the power of YouTube.
I know that my little "uncultured" project is a drop in the bucket. But hopefully, the more people that be inspired to believe we can end poverty in our lifetime - the closer we can get to that goal.
This is just a montage of what I did in my first five months. Please check the other videos for more of what I have been able to do.
Aid That I Gave In This Video Include:
- 1 Long-Lasting Insecticide Treated Mosquito Net Donated by Vestergaard-Frandsen
- 2 Cases of Bottled Water to Residents of a Flood Affected Region
- A nutritional meal (including beef as a source of protein) for a large group of poor school children
- 1 windup flashlight given to a young student in the rural village who cannot afford electricity
- 50 Locally Made and Locally Purchased Mosquito Nets
I plan on making more videos explaining each aid operation in more detail in the future.
I do accept donations for my project and for my operating expenses - but don't worry - this project isn't a plea for your money :)
My Project's Blog: http://uncultured.com
My Project's Photos: http://flickr.com/photos/uncultured/
My YouTube Channel: http://youtube.com/UnculturedProject
The entire Notre Dame 2006 forum is available as a free download from:
http://forum2006.nd.edu
These short excerpts have been used with written permission from the University of Notre Dame's Office of Public Affairs and Communication.
Music used is from royalty free tracks.
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