global citizenship – why it matters craig clark & elisabeth hall
TRANSCRIPT
• Globally, we are some of the most fortunate citizens in the world with access to amenities some countries will never have (good roads, stable infrastructure, secure policing, world renowned healthcare)
• Even small contributions of time and effort can have a massive impact (Its not all about the global advertising schemes of Oxfam and WaterAid)
What We’ve Done
• Medical Work (HIV testing, Malaria screening, Immunisations, Emergency wound clinics)
• Teaching (English, Basic daily living, Social skills, Importance of contraception)
• Friendship (Creating community ties, Encouraging communication, Sharing cultural experiences)
What We Gained
• Increased appreciation for what we have • The ability to be flexible• Amazing insights into different cultures • First hand experience in different healthcare
settings (Important for science related careers such as medicine)
• Some AMAZING photo