SRHR are suitable for Help a Child Y&W approach as a crosscutting issue. Background Help a Child (HAC) implements integrated child centered community development projects (CCCD) in mainly rural poor areas of a selected number of countries. By implementing these projects HAC wants to contribute to the improvement of the well-being of vulnerable children and their households. A special target group within the communities are the Youth (age between 15 – 35 years). Via our Self Help Group (SHG) Approach we have made a special program for this age group. With special focus on being the – new to come – parents and economic development. So far we lack focus on Sexual Reproductive Health with the Youth and Work approach. Help a Child wants to have research on which thematic areas are currently lacking for this age groups ( 15 – 35 year) but are important to mainstream as cross cutting issue within the community development projects. The assignment Questions Over the years of course SRHR has been mainstreamed, so one of the first research questions will…
Cyber Law – Trademark Part 1 ‘’Where’s the beef” is a trademark that was first published in 1984 for use in Wendy’s hamburger restaurants or the Wendy’s International, Inc. Corporation. As such, the type of product covered under this trademark is restaurant services. This trademark sought to differentiate the lager beef in Wendy’s product from the big-name competitors such as Burger King and McDonald’s. The serial number for this trademark, as indicated in TESS, is 73475259, and it was first filled in April 13, 1984. The trademark was then registered on September 9, 1986, with the recent status date being recorded as February 9, 2017. The current owner of this trademark is Quality is Our Recipe, LLC, a limited liability company located in Ohio, US. The attorney of record is Ryan M. Budnarczuk. The mark is currently alive after being renewed in 2017 for ten years, which means that the next renewal is scheduled for 2027. Part 2 The slogan ‘’clap on, clap off” does not appear in the TESS database. This means that there possibly that no company is…
undesirable behavior you have had difficulty changing and a more helpful, productive behavior that could replace it Think about an undesirable behavior you have had difficulty changing and a more helpful, productive behavior that could replace it. (Hint: A behavior is an action and can be easily measured.) Why is this change important to you? What has made it difficult to achieve? Using principles of operant conditioning theory, provide a detailed desсrіption of a behavior modification plan you could implement to make this improvement, labeling all of the parts. Clearly state which technique you would use and how you would apply your reinforcers or punishers. ((Hint: Are you increasing a behavior or decreasing a behavior? This will determine if you should use reinforcement or punishment. Are you adding a stimulus or removing a stimulus? This will determine if the reinforcement or punishment is positive or negative.) [unique_solution]Do not simply say, I’m going to reward myself with a treat every time I do x. Use this exercise as an opportunity to explore the barriers to making a change that is important…
The negative effects mental illness stigma has on all of society and the mentally ill Research Argument Essay– The negative effects mental illness stigma has on all of society and the mentally ill, why and how individuals (the audience) can do to make a positive change (destigmatize mental illness) Research Argumentative Essay, for English 2010 course. -Essay topic: The negative effects mental illness stigma has on all of society and the mentally ill, why and how individuals (the audience) can do to make a positive change (destigmatize mental illness) -Audience can be based on “our generation” because they are the upcoming leaders and people who will guide society and the way it views and runs things -Sources need to come from Utah Valley University Fulton online library database https://www.uvu.edu/library/find/articles.html Instructions from Professor:[unique_solution] • You need a clear introduction that identifies your issue and the major problem with it, as well as an arguable claim (what you want to argue should be done/known) followed by at least three significant reasons why you want to make this claim. • Supporting paragraphs that include…
Body Cameras on Law Enforcers Most police officers in the world have body cameras attached to their uniform. The cameras are often worn on the chest or in the headset. It is aimed at recording every visual and audio of the activities the police engage in. it was introduced following an upsurge from the public. The officers were accused of shooting unarmed black America. The president of the United States, Barack Obama introduced national wide programs to better the police force in the year 2015. Forty five states have received funding in response to the program, which involves wearing body cameras. The use of body cameras by the police officers has received a sizeable amount of critics. Proponent of the idea states that it is very advantageous for the police to have the body cameras. They hold that it promotes transparency and accountability. They also say it reduces anti-police violence. They say body cameras provide the required evidence to prove or disapprove allegations of police misconduct. Similarly, they hold that it is good for police training and the public supports…
Raising the Age in the Justice System Explanation of the topic order of arrangement in organizing all articles per topic. Some examples include the Cambridge encyclopedia, encyclopedia Britannica, and encyclopedia Americana. On the other hand, subject encyclopedias are presented per discipline and assume prior knowledge of a specific subject or discipline (Hinton, Henderson & Reed, 2018). They provide in-depth information with well-elaborated technical terms than a general encyclopedia. Some examples include the international encyclopedia of social science, encyclopedia of philosophy and encyclopedia of world art. Relevancy of the topic to the juvenile justice Importance of the topic Sharing point of view Thinking ahead References Hinton, E., Henderson, L., & Reed, C. (2018). An unjust burden: The disparate treatment of black Americans in the criminal justice system. Vera Institute of Justice. May.
Role of the Criminal Justice Professional Role of the Criminal Justice Professional You have learned about the roles, responsibilities, and various career opportunities within the field, and as you explored each career opportunity, you discussed standards, strategies, and professional standards. For the Unit 6 Assignment, write a 2-3 page essay regarding the role of the criminal justice professional in serving individual and societal needs. In your paper, identify and describe at least three individual needs and three societal needs and explain the role of the criminal justice professional in serving each of these needs. Provide illustrative examples for each to support your position. This assignment will require outside research (at least two outside resources). You may consult the Library, the internet, the textbook and other course material, and any other outside resources in supporting your task. You’re essay was supposed to be about the role of criminal justice in serving individual and societal needs…drug abuse, gang violence, child abuse, terorism are just among the needs that the society needs to be addressed… the criminal justice professionals work in the crimal…
Rise of Consumer Culture (Advertising & Branding) Firstly, through research, provide definitions for the terms ‘advertising’ and ‘branding’ – using authoritative reference sources (cross-reference to check accuracy) Try to keep definitions concise and clearly understandable (roughly a paragraph for each). Information such as this, cut and pasted directly from source, needs to appear in parentheses with the reference source or link, clearly stated underneath. DO NOT MAKE SOMETHING UP YOURSELF, PARAPHRASE OR ATTEMPT TO REWRITE. Next, explore various forms of commercial advertising represented by a range of visual media forms. Try to find examples of print-based advertising (e.g. posters, leaflets, magazines, bill-board hoardings, flyers, tickets, labels, surface packaging etc.,) as well as time-based/digital media (e.g. online, pop-ups, t.v., video/film etc.,). Try to collect images which illustrate a variety of forms. Add captions/dates only.[unique_solution] The Careful Consumer Create a critical analysis of the following products – written from the point of view of consumer. Firstly conduct research/gather information with regards to each of the following 3 fashion retail brand names (listed below) – explore the history…
Rise of Consumer Culture Advertising is an important business tool used by businesses to popularize and reach new markets. Advertising is a marketing communication where businesses communicate with users of services and products (Percy, 2016). The advertisers pay and control the advertisement messages. Advertisement messages are communicated through television, radio, newspapers, magazines, internet, posters, and hoardings. Branding is the process of creating a unique name and image of a particular product in consumers’ mind through advertising campaigns (Dinnie, 2015). Businesses organizations use branding business tool to differentiate their products from the rival products to attract and retain more customers. Both small and large businesses use branding to compete favorably in the market. Commercial advertising is generally the use of advertising to generate revenue. Advertising is typically designed to make consumers more aware of a certain product or service. Commercial advertising allows businesses to reach new markets by taking businesses’ messages directly to consumer campaigns (Dinnie, 2015). Commercial advertising agencies allow businesses to control advertising messages so that advertising meets the intended purpose. Various forms of commercial advertising exist, and…
Policing and Society: Where Are We Headed? Assignment 1: Modern Day Policing and Society: Where Are We Headed? Due Week 4 and worth 110 points In this course, we have been learning about the different eras of policing, from the inception of the first police force in 1829 to the current era of policing today. Based on the current climate, there is a level of distrust today between the police and the public. Riots, marches, and protests in response to high-profile police shootings have eroded the relationships that were built through community policing. With the hopes of improving police efficiency and finding new approaches to working together with the public, the country is again ready for a new era of policing. Use the Internet and your textbook to research the different eras of policing until today. Based on the changing role and function of police officers over the years, address the questions below relative to the current state of policing and where we are headed in the future. [unique_solution]As an optional component of this assignment for extra credit, you may…