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Bellwork :. On a blank sheet of paper: Write your essential question. Include a brief description of your Human Rights topic. Learning Goal: Identify the role Biology plays in human rights violations. What role does Biology play in protecting our human rights?. Solve. Prevent.
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Bellwork: On a blank sheet of paper: Write your essential question. Include a brief description of your Human Rights topic. Learning Goal: Identify the role Biology plays in human rights violations.
What role does Biology play in protecting our human rights? Solve Prevent Monitor
Equal Access From providing education to treating disease, scientists have a role in protecting human rights around the world. • Shown here are children at a refugee camp in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Geospatial Technologiesand Human Rights • Rapidly gather, analyze, and share information, especially during times of crisis. The Crisis At-a-GlancePeople who died as a result of the conflictOver 300,000People displaced from Darfur:Over 2 millionPeople displaced from Darfur into Chad:265,000Displaced Chadians:160,000TOTAL at risk:Several million Before and after the devastation in Darfur
Newly released satellite images visualize the devastating impact of the 2008 oil spills in Bodo, Nigeria, part of a pattern of destruction by oil companies in the region. Two major oil spills gushed for weeks before they were stopped. They have devastated the lives of tens of thousands of people, destroying livelihoods, undermining access to food and clean water and putting health at risk.
Quality Water • Scientists can also point out research-based solutions to problems such as water shortages.
Clear and Specific Connections Living conditions at these “camps” support spread of disease and starvation Using children as soldiers to fight a war. Impact of Chronic Stress on the brain Domestic Violence Anywhere Women's Rights Psychological factors that keep the cycle of abuse alive.
Inside Homeostasis • When a danger passes, your brain releases a different mob of biochemicals throughout your body. • Attempting to balance, your brain seeks "homeostasis," metabolic equilibrium between the stimulating and the tranquilizing chemical forces in your body. • If either of these chemical forces dominates the other without relief, then you will experience an on-going state of internal imbalance. • This condition is known as stress. And it can have serious consequences for your brain cells.