Girls in Poverty in Zimbabwe - 2 Minutes to Make a Difference FINAL CUT
Channel: Spmathgr8
Date: 2012-04-20

This movie project is by.... Angela 8-16, Jamodin 8-16, and Sarah8-16
Our movie compares the life of those who take advantage of the rights that they're is entitled to and to those who has these rights but are deprived from them because of poverty.... "Is it a dream to believe that we can truly make human rights a reality?" (Know Your RIghts, pg.25)
Some of the changes that we had made was that the "Canadian Child" used to be a male, and now we changed it to a female. Another change that we've made is at the beginning where it used to say the quote from Gandhi, "Poverty is the worst form of violence", now its things that girls are deprived of because of poverty getting in their way. And one more other change that changed is the ending where it used to be this long quote be Stephanie Martson, but now it's Sarah saying that with everyone working together, we can make poverty history.
Our movie compares those who take advantage of the rights that everyone is entitled to and to those who has these rights but are deprived from them because of poverty.... "Is it a dream to believe that we can truly make human rights a reality?"
Clips from "Zimbabwean Girl" came from the documentary Zimbabwe's Forgotten Children.
Producer, Brian Woods
Film Maker, Jezza Nuemann
If you'd like to do more, or make a difference, you can go to zimbabweschildren.org, and support the Education Program that helps girl in Zimbabwe go to school.