Level 3 Diploma Unit 8 Project Proposal pro formal
| Name | Meg |
| Pathway | Podcast |
| Project title | Everyone deserves a voice. |
| Section 1: Rationale (approx. 100 words) | |
| I decided to talk about the minorities in society and how all the things that they have had to suffer with throughout lockdown. I decided to talk about BLM, how all of this has been given more attention than normal because we are all at home on our phones, I want to talk about how some people treated BLM as a trend because they thought it was “cool.” I also wanted to talk about how women feel unsafe leaving the house, sexual abuse, and Sarah Everard because I think as a woman, I have experience in feeling unsafe walking home alone when a guy is walking behind you and you do not know them. Adding statistics to the sexual abuse will make it hit harder, I hope. Everyone deserves a voice and bringing up this will make it easier for people to talk about it and spread the word. | |
| Section 2: Project concept (approx. 200 words) | |
| My idea is showing people that just because minorities and their struggles are not being posted on social media does not mean they are not still suffering every day. It is also showing people that have suffered with sexual assault or abuse that it is not their fault, and that they are strong and its best to reach out to someone but only if they are comfortable and they are NOT alone. Talking about BLM will bring that back into some light and show that it is not a trend, it has been happening for decades, it used to be worse, but it is still happening and will not stop anytime soon, so we need to keep spreading awareness. Being able to talk about these openly with people about both the situations, will keep everyone hopefully more aware of everything so they can share the messages and show their support. It will also get more people to start talking about it and further spreading the message. | |
| Section 3: Evaluation (approx. 50 words) | |
| My idea is to make a podcast, about the minorities issues that have come up over lockdown, shining light on the situations. Reminding sexual assault victims, it is not their fault and talking about the horrifying statistics. Remembering everything that the BLM movement is, and how far we have come but how far we still must go. |
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