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OUR WORLD’S POPULATION
http://opr.princeton.edu/popclock/popupclock.html
http://math.berkeley.edu/~galen/popclk.html
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INEQUITY, SOCIAL JUSTICE, EMPOWERMENTUNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA; JANUARY 26, 2010
STANLEY O. FOSTER MD, MPH
THINK GLOBALLY – ACT LOCALLY
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INEQUITY IN URBAN AMERICARESIDENCE & INCOME – LOUISVILLE KY
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District 5District 21District 24District 16
Median Income 1000 Dollars
Infant Deaths 1000 Births
Median Age of Death
http://www.unnaturalcauses.org/assets/uploads/file/louisvillemap.pdf
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Underlying causes of death
Poverty17%
Tobacco17%
Diet & SL12%
All others50%
Alcohol4%
Hahn, RA, et al; (CDC) Epidemiology 6(5) 490-7, 1995
USA, 1991, ages 25-74
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is poverty the number one cause of death in the richest nation on earth?
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Poverty suppresses the immune system.
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Infant & Under 1-4 MortalityClarke County, NE GA, Africa, World
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Infant 1-4 Years
Deaths per 1000 Births Deaths/1000 Births
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10 Million Children (0-4) Deaths-2000Each Dot Represents 5000 Deaths
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POVERTY
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Low Income Lower Middle Upper Middle High
<5 Mortality in Deaths per 1000 Births
Victora Lancet 2003:362:234
WHERE WERE YOU BORN?
CONDUCIVE TO LIVING
STRESSED
CLIMATE SunRain
MonsoonsMalariaDrought
POLITICAL Peace War
GOVERNANCE Responsive Indifferent
EDUCATION Available Absent10
WHO WAS YOUR MOTHER?
Status Married Single/Raped
Income Adequate Poor
Education Yes No
Birth Interval
=>4 Years
<4 Years
Obstetrical Care
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EFFECT OF BIRTH INTERVAL INFANT MORTALITY PREBIRTH-POSTBIRTH
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Long-Long Long-Short Short-Long Short-Short
Hobcraft Pop Index, 1983, 49,602
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WHERE DO YOU LIVE? AFRICAN HOMES
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What do children die of?
Green areas due to under-nutrition
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ACCESS TO HEALTH CARE BY WALKING DISTANCE IN HOURS
66.759.5
4246.5
30.2 31.625 21.1
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WALKING DISTANCE IN HOURS
PERCENT USING HEALTH FACILITY IN LAST 6 MONTHS
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DVD - Ethiopia
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QUALITY OF MEDICAL CARE
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GLOBAL PROGRESS• 0-4 Mortality : 10 Million in 2000 to 7 Million in 1998• Smallpox
– 15 million cases 2 million death in 1965– Zero cases since 1978
• Iodine Deficiency– 1 billion IQ points lost annually in 1990– 75% reduction in iodine deficiency
• Poliomyelitis– 350,000 polio cases in 1988; 1579 in 2009
• HIV/AIDS– 4 million cases treated for AIDS in 2009
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HOWEVEROUR WORLD – OUR VILLAGE1
• 1.4 of nearly 7 BILLION live below poverty line <$2/day
• 1 BILLION undernourished (calories, protein, micronutrients)
• Lack of food stunts growth, slows thinking, saps energy, hinders fetal development & contributes to mental retardation
1. www.fao.org/es/ess/faostat/foodsecurity/index_en.htm
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+ Low prices for natural resources
+ So called aid
- High prices for imports
- High interest on external debt
= Billions in capital drain
Hemorrhage of capital from
Africa
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FREE MARKET?
FREE TRADE?
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Global Distribution of Income
Richest
Poorest 1.4
1.9
2.3
11.7
82.7
Why?Why?
World Bank, 1993
% of total world income
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It seems clear that the
minority in the world with
power and money will not
voluntarily use it to
change significantly the
plight of the poor.Hilton, D., Contact 106, December 1988
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AID PER CAPITA1961: $61; 2002: $67
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Assistance doubled
1999-2007
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The most
important
determinant of
health is
social justice.
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“A human rights framework describes the essential preconditions for health better than any other medical or public health model. If human rights are promoted and protected and human dignity is respected you will have a “healthy society” in which people can best achieve physical, mental, social and spiritual well-being.”
Dr. Jonathan Mann
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UNIVERSAL DECLARATION OF HUMAN RIGHTS - 1948
• All human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights. Article 1
• Everyone has a right to education. Article 26-1• Marriage shall be entered into only with the free and full
consent of the intending spouses. Article 16-2• Everyone, without any discrimination, has the right to
equal pay for equal work. Article 23-2• Everyone has the right to a standard of living adequate
for the health and well-being of himself and of his family. Article 25-1
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WHO IS PAULO FREIRE
• Born Brazil 1921• Suffered through great
depression• Lived and played football with
the poor• Lost 4 years of school• Educated in Law, Philosophy,
Phenomenology
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SUPPRESSION, POVERTY, APATHY
• Poverty was widespread
• Poor were apathetic
• Apathy is not natural
• Apathy only occurs when human needs are blocked by oppression
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APPOINTED DIRECTOR OF CULTURE AND EDUCATION
• Non-literates could not vote
• Literacy was a development priority
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FREIRE LISTENED & WATCHED
• Words that were common in everyday conversation
• Words the evoke emotion on the faces of the speakers
• Used these words to teach literacy
• Taught 300 sugar workers to read in 45 days
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HELP
Empowerment
LISTEN
Facilitate thinking,speaking & acting
(mobilize individual andcommunity resources)
Change
Dependence
Status Quo
Health (well-being) for all
Give to,Do for,
Tell
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The people have the right
and duty to participate
individually and
collectively in the
planning and
implementation of their
health care.WHO, Declaration of Alma Ata, 1978
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CarrollBehrhorstGuatemala
• Year 0: farmed and met his neighbors
• Year 1: meeting to set priorities- soccer field
• Year 2: meeting to set priorities – lights for the soccer field
• Year 3- meeting to set priorities-diarrhea; “I am a doctor”
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“Genuine development requires creative, participatory processes that encourage self-reliance and a balanced sharing of available resources. Again, the fundamental goal is empowering the poor."
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CHEPE ROMERO• No school in village• High School - late 20s• Training in Forestry• Listened to communities till
they were ready (1-7 Years)• Formed committee• Provided technical guidance• Mobilize funds for materials• Developed Chepina Smoke
Free Stove• 30 Spring Fed Community
Water Supplies
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LAS BARRANCAS
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ROSARIO DIAZ
Nurse, Midwife, Social WorkerMaternal Deaths per 100,000
US - 13Guatemalan Spanish - 70Guatemalan Indians - 211
Trained 30 Community MidwivesNo transport for emergencies
Cell Phones
Ambulance
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I AM HOUVITAA MIDWIFE IN LAS BARRANCAS• During a training course, I
learned to draw a map of my community
• Now that I run the clinic, I use a map to identify pregnant women especially those at high risk
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ROSARIO WORKED WITH WOMEN TO ESTABLISH THEIR OWN SELF HELP GROUPS
• WHO – WOMEN’S GROUPS IN 12 VILLAGES
• WHERE – Guatemala, Quezaltenango, Rural Villages in Highlands – 8000 Feet.
• WHY – Address the spiritual, development, and health needs of poor people
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POVERTY
1. Lack of Education
2. Under – Nutrition
3. Disease
4. Males in US
5. Non-Functional Family
1. Self Esteem
2. Hope
3. Faith
4. Education
5. Ability to Earn
6. Community Support
HEALTH
TIPPING THE BALANCE WITH INCOME GENERATION
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Small LoansTo Women
Average $300In 2008 -280 Loans In
2008 - 279 Repaid
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HAND WEAVING
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ANIMAL HUSBANDRY
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Agriculture
Potatoes
TriCropping- Corn, Squash, Bean
Carrots
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ONE YEAR COURSE IN
SEWING
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Saturday Schools ToEnable Adults to
Complete Education120 Students
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TRAINING COURSES
Development - 2001
Child Health – ORS for Diarrhea2003
Maternal Health & Family Planning
2004, 2006
Community Planning
2002
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WHAT DO YOU SEE?
“WE ARE LOCKED IN OUR
HOUSES”
WHY?
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WHY ARE WE LOCKED IN
OUR HOUSES?
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REASONS FOR BEING LOCKED IN THEIR HOUSES
• Poverty• Lack of education• Cost of education• Urban teachers not showing up at rural
schools• Alcoholism and Spousal Violence• Husbands in US• Rising cost of food
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HOW DO WE GET OUT?
• Education• Meet together as Sisters• Identify and solve our problems together• Income Generation• Quotes
–“I am a widow, without my project I would be a beggar”
–“My pigs sent my four children to high school”
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HOW A COMMUNITY SOLVED ITS PROBLEM
• Problem – our teacher lives in town and frequently does not show up to school
• Our Action– Discussed our problem in our group– Appointed one of us to monitor teacher’s attendance– Told teacher that if she didn’t show up, we would get
her fired– Problem solved
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“Go to the people.Live among them.Learn from them.
Begin with what they have.Build on what they know.
And of the best of leaders,when the task is donethe people will say -
We have done it ourselves.”
Tao Te Ching, Chapter 17, written by Lao Tse three thousand years ago
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