Brandon Paul Moore's Blog (28)

What are the goals of the network? How does it work?

The goal of EVOKE is to connect people from all over the world an learn about global issues. We complete missions to educate ourselves and others about these issues.

Who are the members? Why do they join?

The members are interested students that want to make a difference in the world and to make the world a better place

What are the ethics of being a good EVOKE agent?

An evoke agent believes in the welfare of…

I think that in the future evoke should explore some new issues around the world that are affecting people. I think that malaria is huge issue in Asia and Africa and knowledge about it should be spread

I would create a website for people to post solutions and advise about how to deal with the pandemic this way people could protect themselves

I created a dark site incase of an earthquake

It’s not easy to base decisions, actions, communications or even recommendations on science since the science is often lacking and often changing. With influenza, it’s a rapid and dynamic environment in which we are working, and sometimes I think we don’t fully appreciate how dynamic it really is.

The Candler Oak is a live oak tree, Quercus virginianus, and is thought to be one of the oldest living landmarks in our area, with a rich history that parallels the establishment of our city. This Live Oak stands just south of the corner of Drayton and E. Gaston Streets and is thought to be about 300 years old

This is the case of Sunungukai Camp, an ecotourism project managed by a small community of some 250 households in five rural villages (Kapandoro, Hodzi, Munando, Chidiramumba and Mapini). Situated 120km north-east of Harare, Sunungukai Camp lies on the banks of Mazowe River overlooking the Umfurudzi Safari Area—a National Parks Protected Area—in the Uzumba-Maramba-Pfungwe (UMP) District. The camp is set up as part of the Communal Areas Management Program for Indigenous Resources (CAMPFIRE).…

Since natural disaster is a real issue where im from in 2020 we would have a temporary shelter for people to live in when their homes are destroyed so that we dont have a crisis like the one in Louisiana when they had so many people living in the superdome,

Savannah has an urban resilience plan established in case of a devastating hurricane. This is a real threat to the city. The Mission of the Chatham Emergency Management Agency is to protect lives and property from the threat of all types of major emergencies and disasters, both natural and manmade. This shall be accomplished by providing community-wide leadership, guidance, support and coordination in the areas of mitigation, preparedness, response and recovery.

Being from Savannah GA hurricanes are a real threat to out community. There are numerous thing that could occur from this from flooding to disease. I would track the amount of people who have had their homes destroyed and hopefully this would allow people to become aware and start some philanthropic ventures to help people.

Hopefully by 2020 with the help of the PEO the education of women in the world will be better. There will be scholarships for women in 3rd world countries and women will have the same opportunities for education as men.

This week on my twitter account published some postings urging people to donate money to the PEO international to support womens education in the world.

Stand up for Malala -- Girls’ education is a right!” is the rallying cry of a high-level advocacy event, taking place at UNESCO’s Paris Headquarters on 10 December, United Nations Human Rights Day. Organized by UNESCO and the Government of Pakistan, it aims to accelerate political action to ensure every girl’s right to go to school, and to advancgirls’ education as an urgent priority.

It was in response to this realization that a group of monetary activists in Cape Town, South Africa, decided in 2002 to investigate the field of alternative exchange systems (otherwise knows as complementary currencies, social currencies, local currencies etc.) with a view to setting up an experimental local exchange trading system (LETS) in Cape Town. LETS as an alternative paradigm in monetary thinking started in Canada in the 1980s and quickly spread around the world, becoming popular in…

This week my roommate and I decided to exchange services with each other. we traded off doing our duties as cadets. I found that doing things like this instead of monetary transactions can bring people closer and can make people appreciate these services better.

Kenyans use a service called M-PESA that helps people swap mobile-phone minutes as cash— you can literally pay for something at the store by transferring mobile minutes to the clerk's phone.

I would challenge people to not use their faucets for two days and try to find water sources. Even though we have water all around us it may be salt water or unclean and they would have to purify their own water, I think that it would bring peoples attention to the fact that water may be plentiful, but not drinkable.

I donated 10 dollars to the drop for drop program that uses technology to pull water out of the moisture from the air.

The SkyMor H²Orizon technology is a remarkably simple, yet a highly effective atmospheric water generation system that creates pure, clean, safe, and available fresh drinking water out of the abundant supply of moisture in the atmosphere. The H²Orizon Project utilizes the most current water purification technology available to ensure a dependable production of the world’s purest, safest and freshest drinking water. The SkyMor H²Orizon Project recommends and utilizes technology that analyzes…

It is my 29th birthday in 2020 and i have the party in my back yard. all of the lights and music are running off of a solar power cell