1 – Introduction   A brief introduction giving the reader a sense of why the top

1 – Introduction
 
A brief introduction giving the reader a sense of why the topic is important, what your report will cover, and the general policy recommendations you will delve into later in the report. No more than 3-4 paragraphs. You may want to include a graph/chart/table in this section and/or the following section.
 
 2 Primary Section
 
The objective of this section is to “define the problem that your research seeks to address/inform. 
– Convince the reader that the issue in focus requires action2.1 Definition/background of the problemo Causes and effects, population affected, etc. 
 
 
2.2 Sub-theme hereo What do we know, or need to know?  o Dig a bit deeper into specificso What do people need to do now, in relation to this problem? 
 
 
 
3 Secondary Section
 
Here you may want to dig deeper into the race, class, gender, (etc.)impacts of the issue you are covering. 
 
3.1 Case Study
Here you may want to provide an example of the issue or even how the issue has been addressed in the past. 
 
 
 
3.2 Sub-theme here
4 Conclusions and policy recommendations  
 
Synthesize and summarize your argument. You are the subject matter expert; speak authoritatively about the scope of the issue and what needs to be done
 
 
Set of policy recommendations
o Provide 2-4 policy recommendations (e.g. changes in law or organizational policies/practices) that will address the issue you have identified. 

Your goal with this paper is to engage with the texts by Lorde and Butler. You c

Your goal with this paper is to engage with the texts by Lorde and Butler. You can talk about either or both. They are, as we’ll discuss in class, a good pair to talk about in relation to each other. But you could also connect one of them to those who have gone before.
Ways to Expand a Reaction:
Broaden
Contextualize: Look more into how a text interacted with its own time. Read up a little on the historical moment that the author found themselves writing in, and discuss how the text responded to that moment.
Connect: Compare or connect one text to another. Is there a pattern you’re seeing here? How do they compare in terms of prophetic style or content?
Connect across time: with Lorde, what does this text from 40+ years ago have to say to us today? With Butler, you have the option of talking about her 2024 compares to our 2024. 
 
Deepen
Focus: Go deeper into a text. Take your idea and find more examples of it or find a passage or two and explain how it works in more detail.
Explain: Maybe you’ve already explicated a passage in your response—explain in more detail why it’s important, or why you had that reaction.
 
Tips
Make your intro focused and get to work. Remember that I’m your primary audience here: I’ve read the texts and I know the history. So you only have to remind me of the background, not explain it—unless it leads directly to a point you’re making. Similarly, you don’t have to summarize the texts. Just give me examples.
A successful response to this assignment is going to have a short intro and clear thesis that tells me pretty directly what you’re going to be talking about. It will then give me some specific examples from the text or texts you’re discussing, and explain those examples, showing how this thing works. It will wrap up with a short conclusion that reminds me what the big picture of the paper is.
Sources that can be used:
https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poets/audre-lorde

Dancing with Audre Lorde: A Lesbian Memory


https://www.readingoctavia.com/episodes?offset=1604329980804

. Others believe that wars entrench the status quo. Looking at the major wars fo

. Others believe that wars entrench the status quo. Looking at the major wars fought by the US (Indian wars may be considered collectively as a single war), with which side (if either) do you most agree, and why? [If you agree with neither, what conclusions would you draw about the impact of wars, and why?]

The complete prompt didn’t fit above. Here it goes: Compare and contrast any two

The complete prompt didn’t fit above. Here it goes:
Compare and contrast any two of the following heroes: Clitophon in Clitophon and Leukippe, Tripitaka in Monkey, Erec in Erec and Enide.  Here are some things to think about: What particular qualities does each demonstrate?  What qualities does each seem to lack?  What sort of help does each hero need and does each receive?  How are the qualities of each shown in contrast to other characters in his story?

In creating the PowerPoint presentation, you will need at least 10 slides. Slide

In creating the PowerPoint presentation, you will need at least 10 slides.
Slide 1, Title Slide. Create a logo in the slide and add the name of the non-profit organization. Use AutoShapes to create the logo.
Slide2,Introducetheeventandthecause.
Slide3,AgendaSlide.
Detailhowthemoneywillbeused.
State the date, time and place where you will be making this presentation.
State whom to contact for further questions.
Insert and Format Clip Art Images.
You decide on the placement of the clip art images.
InsertandFormataSmartArtOrganizationalChart.
Insert and Format a SmartArt Diagram and apply Animation to it.
10.This last slide in the presentation should be a Summary Slide.
11.Add a hyperlink in one of the slides to the non-profit organization.
12.Add any other slides you wish to the presentation.
13.Add a Design Theme, Theme Color and Theme Font to the presentation.
14.Add Transition and Sound to the presentation.