Miniature Earth - If Earth Were a Village of 100 People, This is How It Would Look Like
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Peace and Peace Building | Social Justice Education | Malnutrition, Diet, Disease, and Education | Traditional Culture | Information and Communication Technology | Economic Development | Environmental Justice | Gender Equality | Culture and Sustainability | Democracy and Civil Society | Demographics | Global Food Supply and Sustainability | Global Governance | Technology Transfer | Sustainability Education | Cultural Diversity | Women's Civic Participation | Poverty Alleviation | Social Development | Democratic Participation | Sustainability, Religious and Spiritual Issues | Appropriate Technology | Human Rights and Civil Liberties | Dialogue, Deliberation and Consensus-Building | Access To Education | Child and Youth Protection | Indigenous People and Culture | Hunger and Food Security | Democracy Education | Distributive and Economic Justice | Sustainability and Technology
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"At this place, at this moment of time, all mankind is us, whether we like it or not." (Samuel Beckett)
The magnititude of the world can be overwhelming. How massive is the number of impoverished people? What percentage of the overall population lives in urban areas? How vast is the threat of AIDS? It's hard to put things in perspective when the numbers are so large. The Miniature Earth gives a clear vista by reducing the global population to only 100, while keeping statistics the same. The effect enables us to see the differences on our planet more clearly, and perhaps consider how our actions can impact humanity. Where do you live in the smaller community? In the project's final words: "Appreciate what you have. And do your best for a better world."
