1)   Go to www.un.org

2)   Click on “Welcome” to go to the English Language homepage

3)   Click on “Member States”

4)   Look for “Permanent Missions” on the left. Click on “Homepages” under “New York”

5)   Look for your country’s name in the list and click on it

6)   Add this to your favorites

7)   Look for a search box and type in your key terms (i.e. ‘animals,’ ‘medication,’ ‘water,’ ‘nuclear,’ ‘development,’ ‘food,’ ‘children,’ etc.)

http://www.unausa.org/site/pp.asp?c=fvKRI8MPJpF&b=457141

http://www.unausa.org/site/pp.asp?c=fvKRI8MPJpF&b=458799

Try to find as much information on your country as you can!

Your research is due at the end of class on Friday.  Please email it to ufuller@ms131.org as a WORD attachment.

Also, if you are representing Myanmar, please remember that it is often called Burma.

YOUR TASK:

Click on the following link: http://www.childlaborphotoproject.org/index.html

Once on the page, you will see “Stories:” on the left and then a list of names.  These are the names of photographers who have each put together online photo exhibitions about child labor. You are responsible for looking at all of their exhibitions today and adding the information that you find in those exhibitions to your notes. “Read” the photos (what do you see? what can you infer?) and read the captions.

Think and write about:

- What are the different jobs that children do?

- In which countries are these children working?

- What are the working conditions like for these children?

- Where do you think their parents are? How do you think they feel about their children working?

- What do you think the governments of the countries where these children are working think about child labor?

- What do you think governments should do about child labor?  Should they regulate it (make laws limiting it) or ban it?  Why?

http://www.un.org/cyberschoolbus/briefing/labour/index.htm