The Every Child Matters Education Fund has an interactive map that allows you to click on a state and see where it ranks in terms of several indicators of child well-being.
Images for use in sociology (and related) classes.
The Every Child Matters Education Fund has an interactive map that allows you to click on a state and see where it ranks in terms of several indicators of child well-being.
Posted by Gwen Wednesday, April 23, 2008 at 11:15 AM 0 comments Labels: children/youth, death, geography, health/medicine, maps, reproduction/abortion, state comparisons
These images are from a fake PSA series created, as best as I can tell, by Brandon Knowlden. According to him,
It's no secret that the American culture is known for overindulgence. This
public service campaign dramatizes the effects of poor eating in a way we can
all understand.



Click here for a "world clock" (by http://www.poodwaddle.com/) that constantly updates the total number of, well, lots of stuff: births, abortions, deaths of different types, prisoners, marriages, divorces, extinct species, gallons of oil pumped, and computers, cars, and bicycles built. You can choose to display it by how much has happened in the last year, month, day, or even from a moment, like right... now.
Thanks, Mom!
Posted by Lisa Tuesday, January 15, 2008 at 5:36 PM 0 comments Labels: animals/nature, cars, children/youth, consumption, death, demography, health/medicine, immigration, law/crime, marriage/family, reproduction/abortion, war/military






These posters were made by Call Off Your Old Tired Ethics (COYOTE), an association for sex workers' rights.
Posted by Lisa Tuesday, January 1, 2008 at 11:11 PM 0 comments Labels: activism, bodies, death, discourse/rhetoric, gender, law/crime, resistance, sex, sex work, work
Posted by Richard Friday, November 2, 2007 at 5:42 PM 0 comments Labels: children/youth, death, drugs, race/ethnicity, violence