© HarperCollins Publishers 2010 Cause and consequence Feed the World: the power of the media.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Reading Designer: Unit 1 Building the future. 1. When was Live Aid held? 2. What does WFP stand for? 3. How many people has the WFP helped since it.

Advertisements

The Pillars of Islam 4. Sawm Introduction. Food is an important part of every humans’ existence. Without it we would die. However, for several reasons.

What is Red Nose Day? Red Nose Day is a day like no other when people in Britain and other countries around the world get together to do something funny.

Compassion Fatigue and the Famine Formula The Horn of Africa, 2011.

Who Is Bob Geldof? Bob Geldof… Born in Ireland in 1951 Musician in Boomtown Rats, “I Don’t Like Mondays” Political activist Co-wrote and organized the.

11 Case Study: Christian Aid Week Building Support among Affinity Groups – Nationally Organised, Locally Focussed Community Fundraising Daleep Mukarji.

Band Aid: feed the world

Vocabulary: Helping and sharing Grammar: make / do, seem / get / raise Function: Expressing feelings and ideas I think…/ In my opinion,…

Uk homes 4 heroes is a charity what supports homeless soldiers and try to find them a home but also Uk homes 4 heroes helps feed the soldiers and take.

SB 4.17 Level 3. Quick Write  Celebrities often champion particular causes, raising money for organizations, raising awareness of issues, and helping.

What has Bob’s great success been in? Why did he make record Do they know it’s Christmas? His greatest success has not been in singing but in organizing.

Выполнила В.М.Хилинская, учитель английского языка МОУ Первомайская СОШ.

DO THEY KNOW? IT ' S CHRISTMAS TIME ! Just before Christmas British people send lots of cards, go to nativity play and carol services.

«Live Aid: рок музыканты в защиту голодающих Африки» Past Simple/Past Continuous Учитель английского языка Лашина Т.В. МОУ «Андринская СОШ»

MUSIC, BUSINESS STUDIES AND ICT Unit Overview Organising a Charity Concert.

At our lesson we should … know discuss ask tell remember find decide choose.

What do you see?. Famine in Ethiopia – case study Examine the variety of causes responsible for a recent famine.

CHARITY. CATS’ STORY *Imagine, that there were about 15 cats in one small flat. *The master was strong drinker and one day he died. Cats remained alone.

Ronald McDonald House Charities By: Colton Jarin Draven Justin.

Band Aid Do They Know It’s Christmas? The original version of the Band Aid song can be viewed on YouTube here: outube.com/w atch?v=bjQzJA.

Teach a man to fish Module 10 Unit 1 Can you imagine living in such a house?

© HarperCollins Publishers 2010 Significance What was the most important consequence of the Irish Famine in ?

© HarperCollins Publishers 2010 Significance What events are significant in your life?

Made by Bokova Masha Form 8 «V». The press The radio Television.

The History of the By Matthew Mooney ND1/Sem ’s and 1930’s John Reith set up the BBC to educate people, and also entertaining people. The idea was.

BandAid.  Founded by Sir Bob Geldof and Midge Ure in 1984  To raise funds for anti-poverty efforts in Ethiopia  Most famous for the song produced in.

BAND AID - CHARITY FOUNDED BY BOB GELDOF AND MIDGE URE Produced by Rebecca Retzlaff.

The famine: why it happened.... 1) High dependency on the potato crop: Potatoes were the main food for about 3,000,000 small farmers and labourers. 1 acre.

Supporting Book Aid International on World Book Day 2016.

ACTIVISM. The Concert for Bangladesh  Organized by George Harrison and Ravi Shankar  August 1, 1971  40,000 people at Madison Square Garden in New.

Examples and ideals.

BOB GELDOF We chose Bob Geldof because he is worldwidely known for his charity work. Robert Frederick Zenon 'Bob' Geldof is an Irish singer, songwriter,

What’s the link between these pictures?. Our school production of Peter Pan will support charities at Alder Hey Childrens’ Hospital. Some of the money.

Around the picture of the policeman you are given, note down as many different roles you can think of.  How far have these roles changed over time? Compare.

Do You Read Newspapers on Sundays?

An Interesting Life All men are created equal. The black people need help. Bob Geldof.

Band Aid Band Aid was established in 1984by Bob Geldof (lead singer from Boomtown Rats), to raise funds for Africa famine relief.

ESTABLISHED IN 1984 BY BOB GELDOF (BOOMTOWN RATS) AND MIDGE URE (ULTRAVOX) (GELDOF, 2012) CHARITABLE ORGANIZATION WITH AIM OF RAISING MONEY FOR FAMINE.

Saturday, 06 February 2016 Today you will know the main reasons entrepreneurs set up in business. You will understand the variety of motivators that influence.

Teach a man to fish 1. What do you think the essay is about after you read the title? 2. What does the title mean? 3. What is the result of giving a.

Supporting Book Aid International on World Book Day 2016.

PDMU– KS2 Lesson 2 BBC Children in Need 2015 Delete before using in lesson: Available to print from this document: Pupil sheets (slides 7, 11, 13 and 15)

Suppose one of your classmates turn to you for help when he has trouble working out a difficult Math problem, what will you do? 鱼渔？

TV INDUSTRY. First TV technology The first regular TV broadcasts started in Transmissions were originated by the BBC, using something called the.

RELIEVING HUNGER AND POVERTY IN ETHIOPIA. BAND AID.

Christmas Jumper Day 11 th December 2015 WOW! You all look amazing!!!

The Fields Of Athenry..  The Great Irish Famine began in 1845 when a disease called “blight” caused the potato crop to fail.  Most Irish people were.

Musical Activism: 1980s. Origins Harry Belafonte, a Caribbean American singer with a long record of civil rights activism, had become concerned with the.

Unit 1 Building the future. There comes a time when we need a certain call When the world must come together as one There are people dying Oh, and it's.

《牛津初中英语》 Unit 4, 9A TV programmes. A: When do you usually watch TV? B: …. A: What is your favourite TV programme? B: …. A: Can you say something about.

© HarperCollins Publishers 2010 Interpretation Why such fuss about music?

Teach a man to fish Unit 1 Reading. 1.What do you think the essay is about after you read the title? 2. What does the title mean? 3. What is the result.

Unit 1 Reading Give a man a fish No. 14 Middle School 2008/11/27.

Supporting Book Aid International

Examples and ideals.

Famine In Ethiopia.

Unit 1 Reading Teach a man to fish.

Why are they a Great Briton?

What do these pictures remind you of?

do you know rock and pop history?

Who are they? 1. __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ 2. __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __

Unit 1 Welcome to the unit &Reading.

Broadcasting companies

What is World Aids Day? World AIDS day is held on 1st of December

Project “British TV” ВЫПОЛНИЛ ученик 8 «А» класса МОУ СОШ №4

What do these pictures remind you of?

Presentation transcript:

© HarperCollins Publishers 2010 Cause and consequence Feed the World: the power of the media

© HarperCollins Publishers 2010 Cause and consequence Objectives In this activity you will: Discuss how the media can influence opinions today.

© HarperCollins Publishers 2010 Cause and consequence What is going on in this photograph?

© HarperCollins Publishers 2010 Cause and consequence What was Live Aid? In autumn 1984, a BBC TV camera crew went to northern Ethiopia, to film a famine. The famine was the culmination of several years with little or no rainfall in the country. Over eight million people were starving, and over one million are estimated to have died in that year alone.

© HarperCollins Publishers 2010 Cause and consequence What was Live Aid? The BBC film was shown on the evening news. The pictures of starving children made an immediate impact. Watching the news broadcast was an Irish pop star, Bob Geldof, from the group The Boomtown Rats. He was so moved by the pictures that he immediately began working on a record to raise money to help the famine victims.

© HarperCollins Publishers 2010 Cause and consequence What was Live Aid? Geldof contacted lots of other pop stars and the result was the hit single Feed the World by ‘Band Aid’. The single became the Christmas Number One. Sales of the single raised around £8 million, all of which went to Ethiopia as aid.

© HarperCollins Publishers 2010 Cause and consequence What was Live Aid? This was followed in July 1985 by ‘Live Aid’. This event was two massive concerts held in London and Philadelphia, USA, at the same time, and shown live on TV. Over 400 million people watched the concerts live around the world and in total around $150 million was raised for the relief work in Ethiopia. In the UK, over £5 million was donated by ordinary people in just three days.

© HarperCollins Publishers 2010 Cause and consequence What did Live Aid tell us about ourselves? What did Live Aid reveal about the following? The power of the media The role of celebrities The role of charity Why some governments don’t want to give aid to certain countries

© HarperCollins Publishers 2010 Cause and consequence Causes and consequences of Live Aid Re-read through all the information on the previous screens about Live Aid and the response to the famine in Ethiopia. Sort the information you have into ‘causes’ and ‘consequences’. Can you make links between the causes and the consequences? Sort your lists in order of importance.

© HarperCollins Publishers 2010 Cause and consequence Live Aid Do you think Live Aid has left a permanent legacy for us? Explain your answer to the rest of your group.