Identity and culture
A Visible characteristic that can include clothing, language, or hairstyle.
What is Visible Identity?
The movemnet of people from one place to another.
What is migration?
The unequal distribution of resources and opportunities.
What is inequality?
When news coverage favors one perspective over others.
What is bias?
These 17 goals were created by the United Nations to promote peace, prosperity, and sustainability.
What are the SDGs?
A rule of behavior that is expected in a specific culture but not enforced by law.
What is a folkway?
A person forced to leave their country due to conflict or danger.
What is a refugee?
A difference of income levels across countries.
What is an example of income inequality?
The term used when certain perspectives or communities are underrepresented in the news.
What are "missing voices"?
This SDG focuses on ensuring inclusive and equitable quality education for all.
What is SDG #4: Quality Education?
One is enforced legally, while the other is an accepted social behavior.
What is the difference between a norm and a law?
This type of movement can affect population, economy, and culture in both sending and receiving countries.
What is International Migration?
A digitial tool that allowed us to compare families around the world.
What is Dollar Street?
A type of sensationalized and exaggerated news, common in U.S. history.
What is yellow journalism?
An international agreement like the paris Climate Accords fits under this kind of global effort.
What is Climate Action?
This model shows how most parts of identity and culture are hidden beneath the surface
What is the Iceberg Model of Identity?
A condition where a person has no nationality under the law of any country.
What is statelessness?
Historical colonization and exploitation have contributed to these global economic divisions.
What are wealth gaps?
What is the Big 6?
An organization like this might provide emergency aid, education, or advocacy for displaced people.
What is an NGO?
Understanding these elements of a person or group can lead to more empathetic and inclusive solutions.
What is invisible identity?
The agreement that defines the rights of refulgees and the obligations of nations to protect them.
What is the 1951 Refugee Convention?
This set of goals are often used to measure progress in closing global gaps in wealth, health, and access.
What are SDGs?
This modern technology can both empower and mislead public opinion.
What is social media?
These individuals are often leading change in their own communities and globally by taking civic action.
Who is the youth?