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Transcript: Securing the Future: Checking the Policies that Check Children THANK YOU! By: Bethany Montgomery ABOUT Purpose: This paper is designed to assess and address the overarching issue of privacy and data security for middle/ high school students Whats it all about? Why Should We Care? As college students we are well aware of the privacy issues that we face using public computers or free WIFI services But what about younger kids? As well as what data is collected from us So my paper is going to look at just that... what does privacy look like for paper trails in the digital age? How can we protect ourselves from data collection i.e. school records, medical history, incident reports etc. SOLUTIONS So how would we fix this problem? Where does the solution lie? Should there be training for administration to learn about proper childhood privacy protection laws? How much would that type of training cost? Where would the funding come from Ultimately... will it help?? SOLUTION? SOLUTIONS Questions??? ACHIEVEMENTS 20% 42% 27% 80% 100% TESTIMONIALS TESTIMONIALS " " "

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Transcript: Most people are motivated primarily by self-interest. As a creative community organizer, you are always trying to figure out people’s common self-interest, the glue that binds political organizations and movements - Si Kahn "Civil Society is the self-organization of society outside the stricter realms of state power and market interests" - Helmut Anheier Ending a blood-drive telephone call with the query, "We'll count on seeing you then, OK?" increased likelihood of individuals showing up from 62% to 81% Selecting behaviors to promote Identifying barriers and benefits of the selected behaviors Designing a strategy that uses behavioral-change tools Piloting the strategy Evaluated impact of program once broadly implemented Nonprofit organizations need to challenge themselves to not market their organization as a product but as an organization that is asking for a committed behavioral change Identifying Barriers Commitment Personal Appeals Building Community Support Social Capital Social Norms Designing a strategy that uses behavioral-change tools Conclusion Social Marketing and the Third Sector Commitment Online social marketing Direct personal contact Combating oppression Labor Movement Fair Labor Standards Act Combining Community Organizing & Social Marketing to Aid the Third Sector Direct Personal Contact Historical Overview of Community Organizing Online Social Marketing Community Organizing and the Third Sector Advertising typically a waste of money if not selling a product Nonprofit organizations need to create new behaviors not alter them Direct personal contact has been found to be the most beneficial Girls Inc. of Metro Denver Figure 1 (Colorado Nonprofit Association, 2008, p. 6) Interviews Observing Communities Surveys

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Transcript: Research and Case studies Deforestation is increasing because of the need of wood to burn and make buildings and the need for paper to write messeges and information for other people. This can be combated by planting more trees, and this tree planting can be funded by the previously-stated carbon tax. "Our environment, the world in which we live and work, is a mirror of our attitudes and expectations." -Earl Nightingale Citations Dowdey, Sarah. HowStuffWorks. HowStuffWorks.com, n.d. Web. 21 Apr. 2015. "What Is the Carbon Tax?" Carbon Tax The Facts about the Carbon Tax. N.p., n.d. Web. 21 Apr. 2015. "Carbon Tax Center." Carbon Tax Center. N.p., n.d. Web. 21 Apr. 2015. "Forests." Scientific Facts on. N.p., n.d. Web. 21 Apr. 2015. "China's Reforestation Programs: Big Success or Just an Illusion?" By Jon R. Luoma: Yale Environment 360. N.p., n.d. Web. 21 Apr. 2015. Problem Carbon Taxes and Reforestation Any questions? The carbon tax Reforestation Earl Nightingale, respected radio personality and writer, stated this as a warning; if we continue to spew out CO2 at this rate, we will become our own worst enemy Background Information Solution One possible solution to this problem is to introduce a carbon tax to decrease the appeal to fossil fuels, and to start a general reforestation project in Illinois The CO2 levels in the atmosphere are rising steadily, and this is affecting the earth by creating more violent and more frequent droughts, the eventual flooding of coastal cities, and the mass extinction of various species throughout the world. This is a concern for everyone, as flooding cities would force people to either move or abandon the cities. This would lead to a governmental failure and lots of animals going extinct, which makes this a very serious issue Human activity is causing excess CO2 in the atmosphere, mostly due to the burning of fossil fuels. These fossil fules produce CO2 and heat when burned. Carbon Tax Our proposal for a carbon tax would be one that increased with three variables, the time since the release of the tax, the amount of CO2 in the atmosphere, and the amount of carbon the company is producing.

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Transcript: Train employees how to follow the guidelines and how to react to legal concerns Taking a more “hands off” approach can essentially improve a company’s culture Trusting employees to make the right decision and giving them the tools to do so Helps empower employees leading to happier, more engaged employees 7.Use straightforward, simple terms to communicate the policy. Don’t overload them with information 8.Allow employees to monitor their own usage and trust them to act responsibly 9.Have guidelines in place if employees abuse the policy (3 strike) 10.Attempt to implement the policy on a trial basis and get employee feedback 11.Consult legal aid before developing the policy and look into current legislation 12.Get employee feedback on the policy and its affects on a month by month basis Policy guidelines should state the importance of legal concerns by imforming employees to... Employers ability to effectively communicate with employees To alter this way of thinking, employers have to develop an innovative and creative way of communicating with their employees. Promote corporate culture through a company Facebook page, Twitter account, and even a company blog Used to keep employees engaged Stronger communication channels within a company can help generate innovation among employees Locations: The negative perception of social media Handbook Company Newsletter/Blog Face-to-Face Intranet Video Guides Social Networking 1.Develop a policy directed towards social media usage 2.Take a more hands-off approach when developing the policy. Let employees police themselves 3.Actively involve employees in the policy creation process 4.Monitor the effects, strengths and weaknesses of the policy and adjust the policy accordingly 5.Try to strengthen the company’s corporate culture through implementing the policy 6.Use social media tools to communicate the policy Asking employees opinion before and after implementing the social media policy How often employees are using social media during office hours? What social networking tools are they using, Are they aware of social media regulations and legislations? How to Implement a Social Media Policy: 56% of the college students and young professionals polled would not join a company that banned access to social media or would find a way to get around the rules Over 70% of the internet population are using social networks Peak usage for Twitter is between 2pm and 6pm The average Facebook session lasts 37 minutes. Social Media Usage: What should be monitored? Make their social media policies visible, communicate online Utilizing Social Media as an Effective Business Tool: Through Improving Corporate Culture Channels Follow the company’s business conduct guidelines Being aware that they are personally responsible for the content they publish online Being aware that published content can be viewed by anyone for an unlimited amount of time. Conduct research in order to determine the actual need for a policy Focus on the company's past regulations (may affect the development of a new policy) Legal considerations Evaluate the reasoning behind the need for a social media policy Evaluate what outcome the company is trying to achieve with the implementation of a new policy. Board of Directors Lawyers Management employment claims; Develop a list of goals How should you monitor? Importance of Knowledge Transfer and Corporate Image organization Feedback from employees Sales rates Employee satisfaction and engagement Patent creation Research and design projects. Purpose Scope Policy Statement Definitions Responsibilities References Questions Communicate the values, mission statement, and expectations of the company to employees and how the social media policy is in line with the values of the company; Keep the organization in compliance with legislation and provide protection against Document and implement best practices appropriate to the Fin How to Improve Corporate Culture and Knowledge Transfer through Social Media Step 1: Research Legislation on Social Media Usage and Determine whether there is a Need for a Policy 71% of North American companies monitor employees social media usage Firms have begun to monitor what the public says via social media Firms are concerned over the affects social media has on employee productivity Solution for Improving Knowledge Transfer and Productivity: Social Media Policy Approach Sales Statistics Innovation (new ideas) Employee Satisfaction Step 6: Policy Implementation Communication: Knowledge transfer is one of the key drivers of high-tech firms 58% of firms promote the use of social media as a source of developing and growing knowledge transfer Benefits a strong corporate culture can have on employees well being Developed by the Human Resources Department Needs to be agreed upon by upper management Must be effectively communicated How to Monitor a Social Media Within an Organization? Utilizing Social Media to Improve Company Performance: A shift from

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Transcript: The White Paper Some of the preparation included... Field Trips to various Government buildings such as... All of these experiences helped to enrich my knowledge of our government. They gave me insight to many government proceedings, including the very important process of passing legislation. I also had to find a place to intern at. I choose to intern at the Capital University IT Department. The Internship helped me to decide what I wanted to make my White Paper About. The Plan Pros and Cons Some Statistics While all statistics show growth of technology , both personal and in schools, what's the point of it if students can't use it to their educational advantage My legislation will be sent to John Patrick Carney, where I hope it will be viewed and considered. Positives and Negatives The Crime Lab The White Paper is a cumulative assignment, the entire J-Term Government class has been preparing us to make this project. The Supreme Court Cons Students will better understand technology Students will be able to use technology to make their school work more interesting and useful Schools will have to hire a new teacher, which helps with creating jobs Students will be better prepared for college Time will be saved in class when computers are needed. Implications While technology is everywhere in our schools, what's the point of it if students don't know how to use it to its full potential? My proposed legislation aims to change that, and better prepare students for tomorrow. We also had a speaker, Maurice Thomson Make Introductory Level Tech Education Mandatory Costs and Benefits Budget Implementation of such a program could cause some other program to be cut Not all students have home computers to practice their skills Conclusion Technology is unavoidable. The plan is to require 1 credit of tech education in high schools. To make sure students understand how to use technology to make their school work more interesting and in depth. Throughout the class we've done a lot to make sure our understanding of Government is good, so we could make the best legislation possible. Connections The State House The legislation I decided to create involves requiring schools to have an introductory technology education class. Southern Ohio Federal District Court Resources Pros Overview

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Transcript: COI and Solutions? Culture of the Olympic Games - Russia and U.S.A. COI comparison Interaction Style: - Particularistic vs. Universalistic Sense of Self: - Hierarchical vs. Equality - Hofstede: Russia = Low indulgence U.S.A. = High indulgence -Lack of communication between nations and IOC - Timing of passing of Article 6.21 "Propaganda of non-traditional sexual relations among minors expressed in distribution of information that is aimed at the formation among minors of non-traditional sexual attitudes, attractiveness of non-traditional sexual relations, or enforcing information about non-traditional sexual relations that evokes interest to such relations, if these actions do not constitute a criminal offense" 1. What influenced the creation of Article 6.21? Did Russia even consider the upcoming Sochi Games when they were considering Article 6.21? 2. What steps could have been taken to avoid the intercultural issues surrounding Article 6.21 and the Olympic Games? 3. How can the Sochi Games incident be used to prevent future discrimination issues? SOURCES: Respect and Equality Culture of Olympic Games Principle 6 Effect of Article 6.21 Analysis "Russia's Interior Ministry, which controls the police force, confirmed that anyone who 'harbors a nontraditional sexual orientation' would be subject to the anti-propaganda law during the Olympics and warned against anyone committing a 'provocation' during the games." - HRC $1.25 Giuliana Figliomeni Article 6.21 of Russian Federation Code Questions for discussion The Agenda Article 6.21 Passed in June 2013, prior to 2014 Games Analysis XXII Winter Olympics Draft No. 44554-6 in the second reading. (2014, January 1). Retrieved April 3, 2015, from http://lgbtnet.ru/sites/default/files/russian_federal_draft_law_on_ propaganda_of_non-traditional_sexual_relations_2d_reading_eng.pdf Olympic Charter. (2014, December 8). Retrieved April 4, 2015, from http://www.olympic.org/Documents/olympic_charter_en.pdf Russia: Year in Review Report. (2015, January 8). Retrieved April 4, 2015, from http://www.hrc.rg/resources/entry/russia-year-in-review-report Sochi Segregation: Russia's Folly with the 2014 Winter Olympic Games Olympics created to promote appreciation and unity International Olympic Committee (IOC) Olympic Charter - Principle 4 - Principle 6 Principle 6 Campaign to maintain equality and remove discrimination from the world of sports

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Transcript: White Paper Policies to Regulate Exportation of Natural Resources (Mining) in Guinea Professor: Elizabeth Robson Prepared by Marliatou Barry Plan I. Introduction II.Presentation of Guinea III. Statement of the problem VI. Recommendations V. Conclusion 1.Objective is to introduce policies that will improve Guinea's mining export 2. Policies will be realistic and realizable Guinea - Capital Conakry Conakry is port city of the Atlantic ocean Conakry - Economic, financial and cultural Economy based on the port Population of 10,222 (2011 estimate) GDP =5,13 billion Guinean make less than $1 a day III. Statement of the Problem 1.Bauxite consists of 80 % of Guinean foreign exchange. 2. Changes in the new mining code makeit harder for investors to meet the earning target 3. Companies now need to invest a minimum of $1 billion 4. Government receive 15% 5. Option of buying 20% more than double the share the stockholders can take in a project 6. Less competitive VI. Recommendations 1. Government cannot do business 2. Measure of sanctions should be introduced and enforced 3. Get physical incentives 4. Encourage export in other sectors 5. Decrease taxes en encourage free trade with other countries Conclusion II. Presentation of Guinea Government cannot do business Get physical incentives Decrease taxes en encourage free trade with other countries Encourage export in other sectors I. Introduction Measure of sanctions should be introduced and enforced

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Transcript: Even with the regulation of broadcast television, the main responsibility still lies on the parent or guardian to monitor what is being watched. If you cannot control what your kids are watching, that is your fault, not the network's. Brian McCarthy WHAT IT COMES DOWN TO. In late June, (an 8-0 decision) ruled against the FCC's policy regulating curse words and nudity on broadcast television. The case involved some uncensored curse words and brief nudity on various networks, including Fox. Arguing that broadcasters should not be “denied the same basic First Amendment freedoms as other media," lawyer for Fox Carter G. Phillips stated to the court “today, broadcasting is neither uniquely pervasive, nor uniquely accessible to children.” Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg said in a brief opinion that she would have overturned the Pacifica ruling, which she called wrong even when it was decided. COM 301 Dr. Celano because if we don't... In 1978, the Supreme Court in the landmark case FCC v. Pacifica Foundation upheld the FCC’s power to punish broadcasters that aired indecent material during prime time, when children were likely to be watching. Television was a primary source of media and information at the time, since then much has changed. BUT WHAT ABOUT THE CHILDREN?? free speech. 1st Amendment. plain and simple. thank you for your time. BUT WHAT DOES THE SUPREME COURT HAVE TO SAY NOW? We should increase lobbying efforts to fight higher fines on television and radio broadcasters.

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