Global water crisis   Water is a prerequisite to all human activities. It is critical for sustainable development and social-economic development, as well as the survival of human beings. It serves as an essential link between the surroundings and the society. As the global population elevates, the need for water rises with the same magnitude, and thus the need to balance all the demands on water resources to ensure the societal needs are taken care of (Jury & Vaux Jr, 2007). For instance, women and girls require access to clean and safe water to manage menstruation and maternity safely and with dignity. However, according to FAO, over eight hundred million people lack access to necessary drinking water representing a ratio of 1:10 globally. This means more than one person in every ten, requires access to basic cleaning water. Globally, women and girls spend more than two hundred million hours in search of water daily. For instance, in Africa, an average woman walks close to six kilometers in search of water to cater for their daily needs. Roughly ninety percent of…

The role of the European Union at Securitization of Migrants in Refugee Crisis as of 2015 Abstract. The study entails how migration has developed into becoming an issue of security and how the European Union incorporation has implications in it. Ever since the 1980s, political migration development continuously referred to the migration destabilizing impacts on domestic involvement and risks for societal order it inferred. The internal market spillover into internal security queries of European points at the local creations at the level of European. The Dublin Convention and Schengen agreement have depicted the restrictive development migration policy and migration social construction into questions of security. However, the occurrence of political processes of linking migration to terrorists and criminal abuses of the inside market does not occur in seclusion. It has been asserted to relate to a broader politicization where seekers of asylum and immigrants are depicted as an issue challenging the protection of welfare and identity of the nation being provided. Also, it is asserted that the securitization of immigrants is propelled by professional agencies, political agents, and political parties.…

Organizational Crisis Response Analysis Instructions Overview You will select 3 unique crisis situations involving sport organizations and/or athletes associated with a sport organization. Details The crisis situations must have occurred at least 12 months prior to the start of the course (i.e. no crisis situation can be utilized that has occurred within the last calendar year). After selecting 3 crisis situations, you must provide a thorough background/explanation of each situation, identify key PR elements, outline what the organization’s posture and response was, assess the appropriateness and effectiveness of the response postures taken, and make recommendations on improved response techniques for similar situations in the future. In total, the response analysis must be no fewer than 6 pages (at least 2 for each selected crisis situation). The document must be in current APA format and contain a Title Page and Reference Page (neither of which count towards the 6 page minimum). An Abstract is not required.   Submit this project by 11:59 p.m. (ET) on Monday of Week 5.

Crisis Intervention Comprehensive Research Paper You will be completing a research paper this semester addressing a crisis intervention topic. The paper will address the interaction of a crisis situation with the criminal justice system. Topics must be approved by your instructor. You must address the topic by:   Writing a paper of a minimum of five pages. It must be typed, double spaced, and in APA format including in-text citations. In addition to the main body of the paper, a cover page, abstract, and reference pages are required components of the paper. They are not included within the minimum number of five pages. You must completely address you’re your topic using AT LEAST 4 relevant resources.  One of which may be your text book, and a maximum of one online resource.[unique_solution] The Paper is worth 200 points. 150/200 Passing ALL papers, include ALL of the following Categories: CCC Categories (Worth 25 points each) Distinguished: 25-23 points Satisfactory: 22-21 points Minimal: 20-19 points Unsatisfactory: Under 19 points Department Objective: Addressing the problem. Student/s Demonstrate exceptional understanding (0-2 mistakes) to address the…

Fall of the Roman Empire Roman Empire enjoyed a significant social and political structure in western culture. The central government of the Roman Empire was in Rome. Hence, it resulted in division into Western and Eastern Empire by Emperor Diocletian. Augustus Caeser marked the first Roman emperor and ended in West when Odoacer, the Germanic King discarded Romulus Augustus emperor. The impact of the Roman Empire on western civilization is evident in every aspect of western culture. Many reasons exist behind the decline of the Roman Empire, key stakeholders and the impact of decline on them. Reasons for the Decline Edward stated that in 31BCE, Gaius Octavian Thurinus become the first emperor of Rome and was renamed Augustus Caesar after the Battle of Actium. Although Julius Caesar was always acknowledged as the first Emperor of Rome. From 31BCE to 14 CE, Augustus ruled the empire. He said to himself, and he discovered Rome a city of clay though left a city of marble. Following the law of the city reforms, the empire secured borders large buildings projects were established securing…

psychosocial theory Erik Erikson developed his psychosocial theory base on Freud’s psychosexual theory. In his theory, Erikson asserts that human being is motivated by the urge to acquire competence at different stages of life. However, he argues that a change from one stage to another is associated with conflict. Ego integrity and identity form the fascinating stages of Erikson’s theory of psychosocial development. At puberty stage, each struggles to overcome “identity confusion.” However, identity marks the fifth stage of Erikson’s stages of development that is characterized by the exploration of values, beliefs and personal goals. The stage, therefore, leads to successful virtue of fidelity. In addition to identity, Erikson depicts ego integrity as a stage that human beings accept their life as something that had to occur without substitution. However, it marks the eighth stage of development, which is exhibited by individuals from age 65. During this stage, the individuals possess the virtue of wisdom and integrity. However, when individuals at this stage failed to maintain integrity, they may face embarrassment and despair of their failures. During the stage of…

Law Enforcement, Infrastructure, and the IMS System Public service requires the acquisition of a wide range of knowledge, starting from law enforcement to community care. A police officer ought to obtain skills in different areas of law enforcement to succeed in maintaining law and order. This essay evaluates the significance of community policing, critical infrastructure, and the IMS organization in administrative structures. Community Policing Community policing is common in many parts of the globe. It was started several decades ago and still maintains its relevance in the current era due to its effectiveness. Community policing is a strategy used by law enforcers to ensure that communities are well protected from harm. The focus of community policing is mainly on building ties with members of communities and working closely with them to reduce crime rates in nations. Before the introduction of community policing, members of society feared the police and often shied from reporting crime. They also believed that interaction with the police would dispose them to more harm, especially from criminals and syndicates. People’s woes were logical because law enforcement…

Robert Lowell Robert Lowell was an American poet born in 1917 and died in 1977. During his lifetime, he was a celebrated poet. His poems were mainly about his family, past, and present. He wrote autobiographical poems that emphasized his personal, family, and psychological struggles. In one of his autobiographical poems, he recollects his memories as a child and combines them with those of his adulthood to demonstrate the traumatic experience he went through. Lowell writes in his poem ‘skunk hour’ of how he had lost purpose, courage, and desire in life. The reason being the frustrations, failure, and doubts he had about himself. He presents himself in three forms, the first being a woman in an island buying cultural antiques but fails. “Thirsting for the hierarchic privacy of Queen Victoria’s century, she buys up all the eyesores facing her shore, and lets them fall.” (Lowell, lines 7-12) The next starts with “the season is ill” (13), showing frustration, of a rich man ” summer millionaire” (14)  who goes bankrupt and opts to auction his yacht. The last scene demonstrates…

Syrian Crisis’ Effects on Children’s mental health Annotated Bibliography   Hodes, M., Vasquez, M. M., Anagnostopoulos, D., Triantafyllou, K., Abdelhady, D., Weiss, et al. (2018). Refugees in Europe: national overviews from crucial countries with a particular focus on child and adolescent mental health. European Child & Adolescent Psychiatry, 27, 389-399.   According to the authors, the culture in Europe is significantly changing as a result of increased cultural influx from other nations. Especially since the start of the war in Syria, the number of immigrants, particularly refugees, has grown considerably since 2008. Due to the war in Syria, Iran, Iraq, and Somalia, many have sought asylum in Europe. Most of them being underage, consisting of 88300 in 2015 alone. In countries like Germany, Sweden, and Norway, policymakers have adopted tighter immigration to respond to rising immigration. Nonetheless, the international and local requirements, provide that immigrant children, regardless of their ethnicity, should be offered protection from harm. This report reviews the migrant situation in European nations since 2015 with an emphasis on demographics, immigrant children, mental health research, policies, and support…

Search Strategy: Opioid Crisis Topic Search Strategy Clinical Question The opioid crisis that exists today can be traced back close to 30 years (Rummans, Burton & Dawson, 2018). Several reasons can be associated with the epidemic. However, the root cause of the situation is the misuse of the drug that came from its increased prescription to treat suffering and pain. It severe cases, this addiction has led to death. The prescription increased because of the change in use for opioids. They were no longer used for acute and terminal pain alone, but any conditions with pain manifestations (Rummans et al., 2018). This has led to increased misuse and addiction to opioids among people nowadays. To manage this crisis, several issues should be considered. There is a need to engage various disciplines to formulate an approach that focuses on education, training, and research to address the problem of opioids addiction and misuse. The main problem is an addiction and misuse of opioids, which has resulted from the underuse of appropriate medical interventions to curb the long-lasting epidemic. The American Academy of…