Capella University Cross Cultural Perspectives Presentation

Directions (full project instructions attached)

Create a presentation about the water crisis that contains 8–10 slides. You may include a combination of graphics and text to support your message. Please provide comprehensive speaker notes (750–1,000 words). The notes should reflect what you would say in an audio or in-person presentation. The presentation should address the following:

• Describe the water crisis and the actions local and global organizations are taking to address it.
• Describe the effect of the water crisis on countries and cultures around the world. Also, describe whether this has caused inequality or discrimination in these countries.
• Describe the role of governmental and nongovernmental organizations in addressing the water crisis around the world.
• Discuss how the media portrays this complex global issue.

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Read the articles in the Supporting Materials section and the Learning Resources to learn more about the water crisis. While conducting research, keep the following questions in mind:

• How are cultural perspectives and facts presented?
• Does socioeconomic status or income play a role in access to safe, reliable water sources?
• Do gender, race, age, status, and other factors play a role in access to safe, reliable water sources?
• Do different members of society play bigger roles in water collection or access than others?
• How are governments organized in the regions affected by this crisis? Does this type of organization affect water management?
• Does culture play a role in how water management decisions are made?
• What issue(s) may have led to the water crisis in these regions? For example: poorly managed supplies, pollution, agriculture, population growth.
• What sources did you use to gather this information?
• Resources:
• https://www.journalism.org/essay/searching-for-news/
• https://www.mediamatters.org/legacy/how-national-media-failed-flint
• https://www.theguardian.com/society/katineblog/2009/mar/26/water-projects-wasted-money
• https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/theworldpost/wp/2018/07/10/cape-town/?arc404=true
• https://revealnews.org/episodes/water-wars/
• https://www.wri.org/blog/2017/08/7-reasons-were-facing-global-water-crisis