Life of the majority
As a person that has been very lucky to have traveled around the world, and being a person
with multicultural roots, I have been very passionate about learning about other people's culture
and stories that demonstrate our human nature of telling stories. As a person, I have developed to understand
what other people do and in what they believe.
I've come to realize about the privilege of living in a more established
country, while in other parts of the world, people are malnutritioned or simply, in hunger.
To think that 50% of the world population lives under $5.50 a day, already tells you a lot about the many countries that are suffering from proverty.
In one of my winter breaks, I had the opportunity to visit Cambodia in South East Asia,
where I learned so much more about their culture and history. Being in a less stabilized region of the world,
I understood much better and realized the reality - world proverty and hunger is still a huge problem.
In this project, I want to talk about world poverty and how different the world of these people is in
these countries, where poverty is a reocurring problem, and see the metrics for hunger and pollution. What is important for me is to
open up everyone's eyes and demonstrate the scale at which humans from all around the world are suffering. The lives we live here and most of the first-world countries is a quality of life of a minority.
