Right Livelihood Award Essays

  • David Suzuki

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    David Suzuki, born in March 1936, is a Japanese-Canadian environmental activist, a Canadian scientist and a science broadcaster.(2009-David Suzuki, Right Livelihood Award)He has five children, three with his first wife, and two with his second wife. David Suzuki is best known for his broadcasting career and also for his pro-environmental actions. At the age of 5, David Suzuki’s family had to move to London, Canada, having to close down their business, due to World War II. After they moved to London

  • David Suzuki Legacy Analysis

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    Another fun fact, Suzuki is an author of 52 books. One of his books, “The Legacy”, won the Nautilus Book Award in 2011. All of his works revolve around spreading awareness about how our planet is being damaged and how we can help save the earth. His voice has been so well-heard that he is famous for criticizing the government for their lack of action and protection

  • Frances Moore Lapp

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    Frances Moore Lappe and Vandana Shiva Key Thinkers in International Development and Sustainability World hunger contiues to be a pressing issue in international development and sustainability. While large food and seed corporations seem to be perpetuating the problem and destroying the environment in the process, environmental and agricultural activists are fighting back. Frances Moore Lappe and Vandana Shiva believe that is not a lack of food, but rather ineffective food practices that keeps our

  • David Takayoshi Suzuki Essay

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    David Takayoshi Suzuki, born on March 24,1936 in Vancouver, Canada, is an award winning scientist, environmentalist, and broadcaster. He first started to explore nature when his family was placed in a Japanese internment camp during World War 2. Suzuki has said that, “My parents survived the Great Depression and brought me up to live within my means, save some for tomorrow, share and don't be greedy, work hard for the necessities in life knowing that money does not make you better or more important

  • Indian Tribal Culture

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    to forest means that the tribals lose their main sources of livelihood and fo... ... middle of paper ... ...l internation submitted detailed reports to the United Nations and OECD. They have provided the Dongria with legal advice, and their researchers have spent many days talking to the Dongria in their communities. The UK government ruled that Vedanta ‘did not consider the impact of the construction of the mine on the tribe’s rights’. Their investigation concluded that ‘a change in the company‘s

  • Inherit The Wind Analysis

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    respecting the protest and they united themselves with players to spread the message. After the kneeling era became unforgettable Kaepernick won numerous awards because of his actions, he was named citizen of the year by the Gentlemen’s quarterly magazine, Eason Monroe courageous advocate award, 2017 sports illustrated Muhammad Ali Legacy Award, and he was also on Time Magazine’s shortlist for person of the

  • Racing Extinction: Documentary Analysis

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    Racing Extinction is an optically stunning documentary that explores the causes and possible solutions to the Anthropocene Extinction Event. The film is directed by Boulder resident and Academy Award winning director of The Cove, Louie Psihoyos, whose background spars from nearly two decades of photojournalism with National Geographic. The term Anthropocene describes the current era of man that lives on the planet Earth. The extinction event itself, the largest in geological history, is caused by

  • Macklemore, Tim Wise, & Anti-Racist Posturing (Or How NOT to be an Ally)

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    because they thought it was the right thing to do. They, in the most real sense, put their asses on the line, including their physical safety and their social standing, for the cause. And, we don’t even know their names. Those are allies. Tim Wise? Macklemore? Good ol’ Ike? Those are people who want praise and profit. I don’t expect Freedom Rider type commitment of every white ally. I don’t expect you to put yourself in a position to lose your life and your livelihood. But, I do expect that you’ll

  • Mtlhotlo Resettlement Essay

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    that development projects such as roads, dam and mines may lead to impoverishing people it is often peculiar as development is meant to assist people rather than negatively affect them. However, often through this displacement people lose their livelihoods and are either given monetary... ... middle of paper ... ...ten time consuming it provides a number of benefits to the project. It allows the reduction of assumptions that are made and subsequently allows for the understandings of traditional

  • Analysis Of The Thanda Matlab Coca-Cola

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    Aamir Khan was seen in various roles in many advertisements and made the fan following of Coca Cola to a higher level not only in cities but also in the rural areas. Ultimately, the “Thanda matlab Coca Cola” campaign won the Campaign of the year award in 2003 because of its tremendous success.Coca Cola believed in spreading happiness and positivity among the people. This advertisement campaign was targeted for the young generation. It was an addition of Coca Cola’s crazy for happiness campaign.

  • Anita Desai Novel Analysis

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    is a receiver of several awards in India and overseas. She is obtained many esteemed positions in India and other countries of the world. Her novel Fire on the Mountain awarded her the Royal Society of Literature’s Winifred Holtby Memorial Prize and the Sahitya Academic Award for English for the year 1978. Her Clear Light of Day was nominated for the1980 Booker Prize. Again her In Custody was nominated for 1984 Booker Prize. The Village by the Sea was the guardian award for children’s fiction in

  • Against Standardized Testing Essay

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    Why do Standardized Test Never Seem to Really Work? What is the most common and popular way to evaluate the academic achievements of our nation’s students, teachers, and our school district's today? Answer: standardized testing (otherwise known as high-risk testing). There are many arguments against the usage of these high-risk tests that have been put forward. This method of monitoring and evaluating our academic success has its drawbacks. Standardized testing tends to be corporate run, narrows

  • What Are Led Zeppelin's Accomplishments

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    “Immigrant song”. Led Zeppelin became one of the most globally popular British bands of their era who triumphed through highs and lows in the music industry. Led Zeppelin has been around since the late 1960s, survived many tragedies, and have received many awards. Led Zeppelin has had many musical ups and downs, but even though it has been a long time since they performed, many people remember the impact and influence Led Zeppelin

  • Why Music Matters

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    “Whenever human beings come together for any reason, music is there,” according to neuroscientist Daniel J Levitin in This Is Your Brain on Music. (Levitin, 2006) Lee et.al. (2012) mentioned that music appeared to have become embedded in our daily lives. From the moment we wake up, our day is filled with music ranging from our country’s national anthem to that song on radio that reminds us of how we are feeling about a person or an event, to one that got us dancing and singing at the end of a work

  • Ethical Analysis Of Wells Fargo Account Scandal

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    Solutions for ethical dilemmas are determined by God’s requirements. For Christians, God’s requirements are given in the bible. The bible discourages deception and fraud. In this case, Wells Fargo was clearly unethical. Firstly, threatening the livelihood of a person is unjust. Managers would terminate employees who did not meet their sales quotas and prevent them from finding future jobs in the banking industry. The relentless pressure of management led employees to act unethically also. Employees

  • A woman who has been an agent of change in your community or country

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    countries as women were gaining more and more rights and acceptance into everyday life. Women today are capable of doing the jobs men do as we can see in our life; like the same jobs, doing social services and many other activities. Women today do many things for the world and the community to make it a better place; they work towards the social welfare and justice. They work towa... ... middle of paper ... .... Dana says that the fifty thousand dollar in award money will go to GPFA to be used to improve

  • Walgreens Executive Summary

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    framework over its whole store base ; started the rollout of a typical electronic restorative wellbeing record stage stores by 2013 presented as dedication system, Balance Rewards, information which will advise huge numbers of the human services offerings right now being developed. Driving this work for Walgreens is Tim Theriault, Senior Vice President (SVP) and boss data officer. Innovation can empower a decent involvement with minimal effort and permit our kin to focus on the most critical angle and that

  • Barclays plc: Socially Responsible Corporate Behaviour

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    table. ... ... middle of paper ... ...r financial institutions lending money to Angola, a country that has high human rights violation. Overall, considering the current climate where many firms are facing increasing public scrutiny Barclays is making progress in the right direction. They were once a bank that was making ethical gaffes to one that has won awards for its policies. Barclays is an example of an ethically engaged company, it has listened to criticisms faced in the past and

  • Best Eco Friendly Hotel Case Study

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    Their efforts have been rewarded with ITC Maurya being named ‘Best Eco Friendly Hotel’ in the National Tourism Awards. ITC Maurya, Delhi has been awarded the ‘Best Eco Friendly Hotel’ at the prestigious National Tourism Awards, hosted by India’s Ministry of Tourism earlier this year. The award recognises ITC Maurya’s outstanding contribution and ongoing commitment to the environment. The hotel received the accolade from the Indian Minister of State for

  • Mother Teresa: The Saint of Calcutta

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    of Nicholas and Rosa Bojaxhiu, who were very wealthy and Roman Catholics. Mother Teresa was born into an ... ... middle of paper ... ... awarded with many prizes for the deeds she accomplished. She was recognized by her own government and given awards from her own government. Pope Paul VI gave Mother Teresa his limousine and she immediately raffled it for financial help of her leper colony. Mother Teresa’s death was devastating to many but she will never be forgotten. She left a true mark in this