Fictional Humanitarian Autobiographical Presentation Script

Posted By:

ajudamesenhor

Project Title:

Fictional Humanitarian Autobiographical Presentation Script

Writing Type:

Original

Project Type:

Gold

Status:

IN PROGRESS

Created:

10/24/2020 10:23:39 AM

Due Date:

10/24/2020 18:00

Subject:

Philosophy

Number Of Pages:

1     Double-spaced (300 words)

Number Of Sources:

0

Type of Document:

Speech/Presentation

Academic Level:

College/University

Citation Style:

Unknown

Attachment(s):

N/A

Solution Files(s):

N/A

Description:

Hello, please only write the script that I will use for this project! I will film myself reading it later. Here are the instructions for the script (you can ignore the parts about filming, I will read the script you write and present it later) For this assignment, you will be filming yourself presenting your work as a humanitarian. Imagine you are 10 years into your career as a humanitarian – as someone who promotes the welfare of others. You have been awarded the Right Livelihood Prize, an alternative award to the Nobel given annually to an individual who has offered practical and exemplary answers to the most urgent challenges facing humanity. Read more about the Right Livelihood at https://www.rightlivelihoodaward.org/ and see past laureates, who include Bill McKibben, Greta Thunberg and Wangari Maathai. You have 3 minutes to present what you are most proud of in your humanitarian work. Specifically, your self-introduction should answer the questions below. The idea is to use your imagination and yet anchor your explanations in the convictions you hold personally as well as the lessons and understanding you’ve drawn from the course so far. Your bio should reflect who you are (in 10 years – in other words, who you aspire to be), as well as the fact that you are someone well-trained and well-versed in the complexities of humanitarianism. See interviews with past laureates or other available interview material for inspiration. Feel free to reference some of the thought leaders or authors we have encountered as a way to source your thoughts (e.g., “As Mary Anderson notes