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On the 26th February 2010, the Cambridge team of the Global Poverty Project proudly present one of the first UK showings of 1.4 Billion Reasons, a compelling 90-minute presentation which clearly and deeply communicates the opportunity we have now to end extreme poverty, and the major challenges which stand in our way.
The presentation also illustrates the practical actions that each one of us can take to play our part in this movement, in the hopes of inspiring a grass-roots movement of the people to demand that political and economic action be taken to stop the existence of extreme poverty in our world.
With the support of the UK government, and the United Nations, the Global Poverty Project will be presenting in communities across the UK, and on February 26th the presentation is coming to Cambridge!
A trailer for the presentation can be found here. More information about the project can be found at: www.globalpovertyproject.com.
To reserve tickets which guarantee your seats at the presentation, please contact Laura O’Reilly at laura.oreilly@globalpovertyproject.com.
Tickets will also be available on the night in the Corn Exchange Box Office.
