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Column: 1.4 Billion Reasons
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The Global Poverty Project premiered 1.4 Billion Reasons in the United Kingdom last night to a packed audience of 700 at the One Young World conference in London.
Presented by Global Poverty Project CEO, Hugh Evans, the presentation was the only session to receive a standing ovation from the audience of mainly young people drawn from more than 100 countries.
This is the first of a couple of amazing premiere events in coming weeks, with St Paul's Cathedral on Feb 24th and Cambridge University on Feb 26. You can RSVP for these events at www.globalpovertyproject.com/events. To find out more about 1.4bn reasons, click here.
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Posted by GPP UK in for column 1.4 Billion Reasons on Feb 11th 2010, 09:08 |
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1.4 Billion Reasons galvanized students at Melville Senior High School in Perth on Wednesday. Students in the Year 11, English as a second language class were taken on a journey to learn what they could do to respond. The teacher Mz Ellis remarked that the content was very close to home as many students were from Liberia, Sudan, South Korea and China. |
Posted by Albert Benjamin in Poverty, Education for column 1.4 Billion Reasons on Sep 28th 2009, 00:21 |
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We're looking forward to Wednesday night!
Join us then to see the second presentation of '1.4 Billion Reasons' !
RSVP for Wednesday, or see details of our other upcoming presentations around Australia, here!
To learn more about 1.4bn reasons or to book a presentation, you can find everything you need here.
See you all soon!
The GPP team
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Posted by Nick Roach in for column 1.4 Billion Reasons on Jul 6th 2009, 02:01 |
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