Poverty Case Study

In this essay, the author

• Explains that poverty exposes the weakest and most vulnerable through their want for food, safety, shelter, and overall basic needs. maslow's hierarchy of needs states that a person is self-motivated and definitively fulfilled once they have transitioned and accomplished levels of attainment.
• Analyzes how the collection of documentary titles chronicled an overall future trend that points towards targeting the vulnerabilities of people living in poverty.
• Analyzes how the documentary "blue gold: world water wars" challenges the accessibility of clean drinking water and its limitations as a renewable resource.

• Explains that poverty exposes the weakest and most vulnerable through their want for food, safety, shelter, and overall basic needs. maslow's hierarchy of needs states that a person is self-motivated and definitively fulfilled once they have transitioned and accomplished levels of attainment.
• Analyzes how the collection of documentary titles chronicled an overall future trend that points towards targeting the vulnerabilities of people living in poverty.
• Analyzes how the documentary "blue gold: world water wars" challenges the accessibility of clean drinking water and its limitations as a renewable resource.
• Opines that the economic crisis of 2010 was man-made and predatory upon weak and unknowledgeable homeowners.
• Opines that access to technology is only available to those with the resources to maintain connection and advance with constant updates. the intelligence revolution documentary identifies how far we have come.
• Analyzes how the human rights topic and not my life film showed predatory behaviors upon men and women who were already vulnerable and in need of money, shelter, safety—the typical basic needs in order to become self-actualized.
• Recalls an interview where one of s said, "most citizens' wake up and focus on their morning commute, paying the mortgage, buying a new car, going on vacation."
• Opines that the top levels of decision-making have a responsibility to operate with integrity and obligation for the majority.
• Explains that poverty creates a population that is meek and longing for their basic and common needs. there are many indications that the set type is more common than others.
• Explains that the data collection process identifies a demographic population that suffers below achievement levels of the local, state, and national standards. the relationship between family income and safety in schools is in line with higher academic achievement.
• Explains that america's promise alliance provides five areas that reinforce thriving and productive child behaviors, such as caring adults, safe places and constructive use of time, a healthy start, effective education, and opportunities to help others.
• Explains that a family from lower income levels becomes more susceptible to poorer outcomes, including crime, not completing high school, more frequent suspensions, and risqué behaviors.
• Analyzes how children become ensnared in slave labor and sex trades because they are left alone more frequently or their families sell them to gain more resources for the rest of the impoverished families.
• Analyzes how a missing 8-year-old girl, relisha rudd, was reported missing by her mother in washington dc. the janitor's wife was found dead, and the slain woman was sold into slavery.
• Explains that even threats of financial collapse on those in poverty can be devastating and add crisis levels to an already weakened population.
• Opines that the work for impacting poverty does not end at the proverbial "water's edge" when a human being graduates from high school.
• Explains that while there are global needs to address food & water necessities, shah enumerated a litany of problem sets related to poverty and the lack of clean drinking water identified by the united nations.
• Explains that water problems affect half of humanity. 1.1 billion people in developing countries have inadequate access to water and 2.6 billion lack basic sanitation.
• Explains that access to piped water in the household averages about 85% for the wealthiest 20% of the population.
• Explains that non-potable water impacts half of the humans on this planet. maslow's hierarchy of needs must be provided to allow self-actualization, self awareness, and self esteem.
• Analyzes how poverty limits access to technology among the poor. lack of access creates a void where information accessibility has no value. the digital divide is defined as the gulf between those with ready access and those without.
• Opines that in order to break the cycle of decline, poverty, and demise, human beings must be aware of the areas of vulnerability.