Toolbox & FAQ

Your toolbox and FAQ are due tomorrow! HARD DEADLINE! 350 points (225 for the toolbox, 125 for the FAQ).

Your FAQ does NOT need to be part of your toolbox. You should turn it in separately with your grading sheet.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
An FAQ is a common way of presenting important and often-asked information. You are the information source for people looking at your toolbox (on sophomore exhibition night). Your FAQ should answer the basic questions listed below. You should complete it in some sort of easy-to-read, question/answer format. You might use headings, italics, or bold lettering to distinguish the different questions you’re answering. You may need to add additional questions for your project.

a. In no more than four sentences, describe the abuse. In what country is the abuse taking place? What is this country like?
b. What basic human rights is it violating? How?
c. What NGO is trying to end the abuse? What specific work are they doing to end the abuse?
d. Describe your toolbox vessel. Why did you choose it? Why is it meaningful to your topic?
e. Describe your written piece(s). How do they connect to your abuse and how do they help viewers understand your abuse?
f. Describe your art piece(s). How do they connect to your abuse and how do they help viewers understand your abuse?
g. Describe what type of transitional justice your country needs to heal. What did you use in your box to represent it and why?

Robert Fulton
Ms. McEnany
Humanities 1 /6
05/1/11

Toolbox for Change: FAQ

What is my abuse?
My abuse is sex trafficking in Honduras. Since 2001, over 600,000 women have been forced to leave Honduras and be prostitutes. This is partially due to the incredibly high poverty levels and lack of education in Honduras.

What basic human rights are being violated?
UNDHR Article _______ because ____________
etc
etc

What NGO is trying to end the abuse? What work are they doing in (insert country here)?
Insert info about your NGO and their work here

Continue with the rest of the questions, as formatted above.