Hearts in Action | A Global Response to a Humanitarian Crisis

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HEARTS IN ACTION A GLOBAL RESPONSE TO A HUMANITARIAN CRISIS SENIOR LEVEL 01

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CLASS INTRODUCTION

INTRODUCTION In today's class, we will learn about the bleak reality of humanitarian crises and the pressing need for help worldwide. Together, we will open our hearts to understand the need for compassion and the critical role of humanitarian aid bringing hope during the darkest of times.

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CLASS ROADMAP

CLASS ROADMAP PART ONE

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HOW WOULD YOU HANDLE A CRISIS? Warm Up Activity

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THE GLOBAL PROBLEM: HUMANITARIAN CRISIS

What is it?

Why do we gi Development Aid

What is a humanitarian crisis?

Different types of humanitarian crises and their impacts?

Where do these crises occur mostly?

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A quick-fire way arguments

CRAZY CRISIS Activity

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HEARTS IN ACTION: GIVING AID

SOLUTION: IAN AID

Who gives it?

Challenges faced while distributing humanitarian aid Case Study: Humanitarian Intervention in South Sudan

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Aid vs Humanitarian

WAY TO PRINCIPLES

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CLASS OVERVIEW

Overview By the end of today’s class, you’ll learn:

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What humanitarian crises are and why they happen How to help those in these crises and the challenges faced when doing so Why we should help those who are experiencing a humanitarian crisis

DEBATE & PUBLIC SPEAKING

CLASS ROADMAP

WARM UP ACTIVITY HOW WOULD YOU HANDLE A CRISIS? HOW WOULD YOU HANDLE A CRISIS? Warm Up Activity

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THE GLOBAL PROBLEM: HUMANITARIAN CRISIS

What is it?

Why do we gi Development Aid

What is a humanitarian crisis?

Different types of humanitarian crises and their impacts?

Where do these crises occur mostly?

THE RIGHTS W ESTABLISH P

A quick-fire way arguments

CRAZY CRISIS Activity

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SOLUTION: IAN AID

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Aid vs Humanitarian

WAY TO PRINCIPLES

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HEARTS IN ACTION: GIVING AID Who gives it?

Challenges faced while distributing humanitarian aid Case Study: Humanitarian Intervention in South Sudan

YOUR DAY AT THE UNITED NATIONS Activity

DEBATE & PUBLIC SPEAKING

WARM UP ACTIVITY | HOW WOULD YOU HANDLE A CRISIS?

How would you handle a crisis?

Warm Up Activity

Time Given 3 mins: Prepare 1-2 mins: Speak

Rules

You are in school and in a hur are late for. As you walk past smell something burn and also out from under the door. Wha

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rry to catch a class that you the Computer lab you can o see some smoke coming at do you do in this situation?

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WARM UP ACTIVITY | HOW WOULD YOU HANDLE A CRISIS?

How would you handle a crisis?

Warm Up Activity

Guidelines & Directions Think about: 1. Fire drills or safety instruction tutorials you may have learned in your class 2. What would be the quickest way to inform the authorities?

3. Anything around you that may come in handy in such a situation Don’t be afraid to be creative and if you are feeling good about yourself go ahead and paint yourself as a hero.

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DEBATE & PUBLIC SPEAKING

CLASS ROADMAP

PART ONE:

THE GLOBAL PROBLEM: HUMANITARIAN CR HOW WOULD YOU HANDLE A CRISIS? Warm Up Activity

HE GLOBAL S HUMANITARI

THE GLOBAL PROBLEM: HUMANITARIAN CRISIS

What is it?

Why do we gi Development Aid

What is a humanitarian crisis?

Different types of humanitarian crises and their impacts?

Where do these crises occur mostly?

THE RIGHTS W ESTABLISH P

A quick-fire way arguments

CRAZY CRISIS Activity

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RISIS

SOLUTION: IAN AID

ive aid?

Aid vs Humanitarian

WAY TO PRINCIPLES

y to build ethical

HEARTS IN ACTION: GIVING AID Who gives it?

Challenges faced while distributing humanitarian aid Case Study: Humanitarian Intervention in South Sudan

YOUR DAY AT THE UNITED NATIONS Activity

DEBATE & PUBLIC SPEAKING

PART 1: THE GLOBAL PROBLEM: HUMANITARIAN CRISIS

What is a humanitarian crisis?

A humanitarian crisis is a generalized emergency that affects an entire community or a group of people in a region, which involves high levels of mortality or malnutrition, the spread of disease and epidemics, and health emergencies.

Types of Humanitarian Crisis and examples: 1. Man-made crises These are the types of crises where humans are directly involved in manufacturing the events that led to the disaster.

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a. Wars and Armed Conflicts Intense and often prolonged periods of armed fighting between groups or nations that can lead to little to no businesses functioning, destroyed buildings, and thousands of deaths.

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PART 1: THE GLOBAL PROBLEM: HUMANITARIAN CRISIS

What is a humanitarian crisis?

Types of Humanitarian Crisis and examples:

b. Nuclear Disaster A catastrophic incident involving the release of dangerous radiation from nuclear facilities. There is an urgent need to respond because once radiation spreads through the air, water, and land, it will infect plants, animals, and people. This will very quickly make their skin burn and body sick, with a very large possibility of death

The civil wars currently ongoing in Syria and Yemen are some of the largest modern-day humanitarian emergencies, with more than 11 million children in need of medical assistance.

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DEBATE & PUBLIC SPEAKING

PART 1: THE GLOBAL PROBLEM: HUMANITARIAN CRISIS

What is a humanitarian crisis?

Types of Humanitarian Crisis and examples:

Radiation This is a kind of energy that travels in waves or tiny particles and can come from things like the sun or certain materials, which is harmful to living things in large quantities.

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c. Plane and Train Crashes Sudden and tragic events involving the collision or failure of airplanes or trains, resulting in emergencies that demand immediate response.

These lead to several deaths and damage to infrastructure.

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What is a humanitarian crisis?

Types of Humanitarian Crisis and examples: 2. Disasters Associated with Natural Disasters These are humanitarian emergencies caused as a result of natural disasters. These are unpredictable.

Some common types are as follows:

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a. Geophysical (e.g., earthquakes, tsunamis, volcanic eruptions) Meteorological (e.g., storms, hurricanes, typhoons) Hydrological (e.g., floods, tsunamis) They cause widespread damage instantly such as destruction of property and infrastructure and pose a very serious threat to the safety of everyone.

These disasters can cause widespread destruction, including collapsing buildings, damaging infrastructure, and triggering landslides.

DEBATE & PUBLIC SPEAKING

ACTIVITY 1 | CRAZY CRISIS

Crazy Crisis Activity

Rules Given the scenarios, you must (within your groups) come up with some ideas of how to help people in those crises.

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ACTIVITY 1 | CRAZY CRISIS

Crazy Crisis Activity

1. Pakistan is experiencing disastrous floods.

Many homes are being destroyed and people can’t drink clean water and eat clean food.

What should we do?

2. A plane just crashed in the mountains.

Many people have died but there are some survivors who are stuck in the mountains.

How can we help?

3. Countries in Europe are experiencing very hot temperatures during the summer. People who go out under the sun will get sunburns and skin problems.

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You are the government, what would you do to help the people?

How should the police and the fire department help?

How can the hospitals help?

DEBATE & PUBLIC SPEAKING

CLASS ROADMAP

PART TWO

THE GLOBAL SOLUTION: HUMANITARIAN AI

PART

HOW WOULD YOU HANDLE A CRISIS? Warm Up Activity

HE GLOBAL S HUMANITARI

THE GLOBAL PROBLEM: HUMANITARIAN CRISIS

What is it?

Why do we gi Development Aid

What is a humanitarian crisis?

Different types of humanitarian crises and their impacts?

Where do these crises occur mostly?

THE RIGHTS W ESTABLISH P

A quick-fire way arguments

CRAZY CRISIS Activity

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ID

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SOLUTION: IAN AID

ive aid?

Aid vs Humanitarian

WAY TO PRINCIPLES

y to build ethical

HEARTS IN ACTION: GIVING AID Who gives it?

Challenges faced while distributing humanitarian aid Case Study: Humanitarian Intervention in South Sudan

YOUR DAY AT THE UNITED NATIONS Activity

DEBATE & PUBLIC SPEAKING

PART 2: THE GLOBAL SOLUTION: HUMANITARIAN AID

What is humanitarian aid?

Humanitarian aid is assistance that’s used to relieve suffering during emergencies.

It is material and logistic support that helps people who need help, such as the homeless, refugees, and victims of natural disasters, wars, and famines.

Humanitarian aid can be in the form of food, medicine, clothes, clean water, and shelter.

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PART 2: THE GLOBAL SOLUTION: HUMANITARIAN AID

What is humanitarian aid?

Why do we give humanitarian aid?

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Humanitarian Principles It is important to help people based on their needs, regardless of their nationality, ethnicity, or political affiliation. Humanitarian organizations aim to provide aid without taking sides in conflicts or political disputes.

Saving Live and Ending Suffering This is the primary reason for humanitarian aid.

Natural disasters, conflicts, and other emergencies cause immense harm to people's lives, homes, and well-being. Humanitarian aid gives immediate relief to those affected.

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ACTIVITY 2 | BECOMING A RIGHTS ADVOCATE

Becoming a Rights Advocate Activity

Time Given 3 mins: Prepare 2 mins: Speak

Rules You’ll be asked to justify whether something is ethically correct or not.

Please use the example given above to structure your explanation.

You can follow the structure given below: 1. Do you agree with the statement? (Yes/No) 2. Reason for agreement/disagreement 3. Real-World Application 4. Which rights are being upheld/violated as a result of this?

5. Conclusion

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ACTIVITY 2 | BECOMING A RIGHTS ADVOCATE

Becoming a Rights Advocate Activity

Should we all open our homes to people who are running away from war?

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Pick any one of the following statements and try to prove they are ethically correct by comparing them with the universally accepted principles:

Should people be allowed to live and stay on active volcanoes?

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FEEDBACK

Feedback It’s time for me to tell you my favourite thing about your speech, as well as what you can improve on. The feedback will focus on 1 aspect: 1. Were you able to match your pick with the universally accepted rights and give a clear explanation?

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PART 2: THE GLOBAL SOLUTION: HUMANITARIAN AID

What is humanitarian aid?

Why do we give humanitarian aid?

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Providing humani recognizing that pe deserve to be treat provided with the n live in conditions dignity.

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man Dignity

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International humanitarian law (IHL) This governs the conduct of parties involved in armed conflicts to protect civilians. It requires that warring parties allow and facilitate the passage of humanitarian assistance to affected populations.

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PART 2: THE GLOBAL SOLUTION: HUMANITARIAN AID

What is humanitarian aid?

Why do we give humanitarian aid?

Responsibility to Protect R2P is a principle that highlights the international community's responsibility to prevent and respond to crimes against humanity, including humanitarian crises.

It is the basic duty of our society to provide humanitarian aid. This aid must be provided quickly for it to have the most significant impact.

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PART 2: THE GLOBAL SOLUTION: HUMANITARIAN AID

What is humanitarian aid?

Why do we give humanitarian aid?

Preventing Escalation By addressing urgent needs and promoting stability, aid efforts contribute to reducing tensions and improving the overall situation.

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Crimes against humanity a deliberate act, typically as part of a systematic campaign, that causes human suffering or death on a large scale

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PART 2: THE GLOBAL SOLUTION: HUMANITARIAN AID

The “Rights” Way to Establish Principles When trying to prove something is justified, try to compare that idea with rights that are universally accepted to see if they have any similarities.

Examples of some universally accepted rights: Right to self-defense This allows humans to defend themselves using force when faced with danger because, in certain situations, the police may not be there to protect them. This allows people to protect themselves in unpredictable and urgent situations.

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Right to education, food, and shelter These are some of the basic human rights that guarantee that everyone has the necessities for a dignified life. The right to education ensures access to knowledge and learning, the right to food ensures no one goes hungry, and the right to shelter ensures everyone has a safe and decent place to live.

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PART 2: THE GLOBAL SOLUTION: HUMANITARIAN AID

The “Rights” Way to Establish Principles Example for this skill: Q) Should people be allowed to keep their social media profiles private (right to privacy)?

Answer: Humans should always feel that they will be protected by the law and the police

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1. Do you agree with the statement? (Yes/No) Yes! Individuals should be allowed to control who sees what they do on social media.

2. Reason for agreement/disagreement.

If any sensitive information gets out, it might put them in danger.

3. Real-World Application: Offer real-life examples or scenarios that showcase how following the principle leads to positive outcomes. Use stories or cases that illustrate the principle's effectiveness.

For example, if a thief sees someone’s post that they are on vacation, they could go in and rob the house.

4. Which rights are being upheld/violated as a result of this?

Putting humans in danger robs them of the right to security.

5. Conclusion Hence individuals should have the right to privacy as it is connected to the right to security.

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CLASS ROADMAP

PART THREE

HEARTS IN ACTION: GIVING AID HOW WOULD YOU HANDLE A CRISIS? Warm Up Activity

HE GLOBAL S HUMANITARI

THE GLOBAL PROBLEM: HUMANITARIAN CRISIS

What is it?

Why do we gi Development Aid

What is a humanitarian crisis?

Different types of humanitarian crises and their impacts?

Where do these crises occur mostly?

THE RIGHTS W ESTABLISH P

A quick-fire way arguments

CRAZY CRISIS Activity

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SOLUTION: IAN AID

ive aid?

Aid vs Humanitarian

WAY TO PRINCIPLES

y to build ethical

HEARTS IN ACTION: GIVING AID Who gives it?

Challenges faced while distributing humanitarian aid Case Study: Humanitarian Intervention in South Sudan

YOUR DAY AT THE UNITED NATIONS Activity

DEBATE & PUBLIC SPEAKING

PART 3: HEARTS IN ACTION: GIVING AID

Which organizations are mostly responsible for humanitarian aid

Governments of developed countries Developed countries lead the way when it comes to the donation of humanitarian aid. Since these countries have higher incomes and fewer domestic issues they can afford to contribute to solving humanitarian problems across the world.

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International Humanitarian Organizations These include organizations like

WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION (WHO)

UNICEF

DOCTORS WITHOUT BORDERS

RED CROSS

They are also funded by governments of developed countries and also receive funding from normal people such as you and me in their donation campaigns.

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Which organizations are mostly responsible for humanitarian aid International NGOs Examples of INGOs include the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, BRAC Bangladesh, etc. These are funded by billionaire and millionaire philanthropists and also directly appeal to the public for donations through marketing campaigns.

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Philanthropist a person who seeks to promote the welfare of others, especially by the generous donation of Text>> money <<Insert to good causes

Private Donors Which of the organizations is the best option for raising as much humanitarian aid as possible?

Which form of aid do you think is better for helping people? Consider both the long-term and short-term.

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Challenges faced while distributing humanitarian aid

Permission In certain situations, governments do not allow international aid organizations to enter affected areas. This is because the authorities feel that aid organizations will spread false antigovernment propaganda. For example, Robert Mugabe, when he was Prime Minister of Zimbabwe, refused entry to international organizations in his country.

Propaganda information, especially of a biased or misleading nature, used to promote a political cause or Text>> point of<<Insert view

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Lack of Access In natural disaster-prone areas, it is difficult to reach impacted areas because of a lack of usable roads. During floods, landslides, and earthquakes; roads and other usable paths get completely blocked, and hence it is impossible to reach certain areas.

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Challenges faced while distributing humanitarian aid

Safety Third-party forces such as terrorists and militants may attack because they think the aid workers may pose a threat to them. Aid workers also risk getting infected if they are helping in areas hit by infectious diseases.

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Corruption Aid organizations depend on government organizations for logistical support while distributing aid. In countries with corrupt government officials, this logistical support is not offered for free. Bribes must be paid to these corrupt officials to get them to cooperate. Other times, government officials steal some of the donated money.

Militants Groups who are known to use violence and military tactics to further their political cause

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ACTIVITY 4 | YOUR DAY AT THE UNITED NATIONS

Your Day at the United Nations Warm Up Activity

Time Given 4 mins: Prepare 2 mins: Speak

Rules You have been chosen to speak at the United Nations in front of powerful world leaders. You have 2 minutes to convince them to donate as much aid as possible to humanitarian crisis-affected areas.

Guidelines & Directions 1. Make sure you talk about why these people need their help desperately.

2. Why are the leaders the only people who can make a change?

3. Take some hints from the previous activity and try to prove why it is our ethical duty as human beings to help others.

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ACTIVITY 4 | YOUR DAY AT THE UNITED NATIONS

Your Day at the United Nations Warm Up Activity

1. Hi! Today I am here to talk about why we need to extend as much help as possible to the people impacted by the humanitarian crises caused by man/natural disaster/ both man and natural disasters

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The format for this speech should look something like this:

se people need your help rately because ______ (hint: think about pacts of the disasterson

3. You, the leaders of the world, are the only ones that can make a difference because ______________________. (Hint: think of organizations that can raise money).

4. As human beings, we have to help each other because ________________. (hint: Humanitarian principles/saving lives/international law)

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FEEDBACK

Feedback Now it is time for me to give you some feedback on your speech. Feedback will focus on a couple of aspects: 1. Were you able to make a compelling case about why humans should help each other?

2. Were you able to highlight why these people need our help desperately?

3. Were you using proper emotions to appeal to the crowd?

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Here’s a recap of what we learned today: 1. What are humanitarian crises and how to help 2. All forms of humanitarian crisis result in loss of lives and long-term harm to a country.

3. Humanitarian aid is a type of aid that is designed to support people in humanitarian crises.

4. We give humanitarian aid because as humans we have a responsibility towards each other to save lives and also to prevent the escalation of human suffering.

5. Development aid is a long-term relief plan whereas humanitarian aid is designed to provide quick relief.

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