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What kind of work are you involved in?
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Giving Habits
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I actively buy from companies committed to ethical manufacturing.
Where did you see the film?
Which scenes most resonated with you?
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Do They Know It's Christmas?
"We made a devil's bargain." Rice subsidies and Haiti.
ENERSA (Haitian solar panel company).
The Marshall Plan, history of aid.
The New Colonialists. "I bought my first house on the proceeds of foreign aid."
Charity That Hurts (egg story, Kenyan textiles).
The Poverty Industry / The Social Fact
The Rich Get Hipper (TOMS Shoes; "No one wants to be a beggar for life.")
Orphans and the Apparent Project (artisan company)
Excluded: Private Property, Rule of Law, and Access
Plausibility Structure (the celebrity culture)
Conclusion: "It's going to be beautiful."
Please respond to the following prompts:
POVERTY, INC. is a must-see film.
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I now have a better framework for understanding and engaging the problem of poverty.
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I learned something new.
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The film will influence my charitable behavior in the future.
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The film will influence my future decisions and actions in my field.
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The film has shifted my personal, professional, or academic trajectory.
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The film has influenced my community or organization.
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If there was a Q&A following the film, who was the speaker?
Director / Producer Michael Matheson Miller
Co-Producer Mark R. Weber
Cinematographer Simon Scionka
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The Q&A served a very important role in the educational experience of the film.
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How were you personally impacted by the voices and stories in the film and, if applicable, by the discussion afterward?
Feel free to share where you're coming from in terms of experience with the subject matter.
In what ways (however small) do you expect your behavior or personal / professional / academic trajectory to be changed going forward?
Why is the film important?
Are there specific organizations in your network you can recommend the film to? If yes, please list those organizations here.
Feel free to make an email introduction right away ccing info@povertyinc.org.
Additional thoughts?
Action Opportunities
What are you willing to do to cultivate these ideas in your sphere of influence?
I will follow the film on Facebook, Twitter (www.facebook.com/povertyinc - www.twitter.com/PovertyINC)
I will endorse and link to the film on Facebook, Twitter (copy/paste: vimeo.com/109863354 - www.povertyinc.org).
I will blog or write about the film online.
I will email influential people about the film.
I will donate or fundraise $300 for a free screening of POVERTY, INC.
I will sponsor the Educational Edition of the film for a high school ($95) or university ($295).
I will crowdsource a screening at my local movie theater.
I will organize a screening at my high school or university (if my school doesn't yet have the film, I will submit a request to the school library).
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