Social studies podcast KV, AG & PS

Krish, Armaan, and Prabhu present their IGO/NGO assignment on the Red Cross, discussing its purpose of helping people globally during disasters and conflicts. The organization was founded in 1863 in Switzerland by Henry Dunant. Involved in countries like Afghanistan, India, and Japan, the Red Cross has successfully aided people in extreme poverty. Their future goal is to continue providing humanitarian assistance. Acknowledging sources, they conclude the podcast. Hello, my name is Krish and Behind the Scenes PubJob has helped us through recording this podcast. My name is Armaan. And my name is Prabhu. And today we'll be presenting our IGO slash NGO assignment. By the way, Krish is here too. What IGO or NGO are you exploring? We are exploring the IGO Red Cross. Number 2. What is the purpose slash goal of this organization? What global issues are they working towards? The Red Cross helps people and communities in Canada and around the world in times of need and supports them in strengthening their resilience. The Red Cross helps communities and people when they are about to or have faced a disaster or conflict. Question number 3. When was this organization created? Where did it begin? The International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement started in 1863 and was inspired by Swiss businessman Henry Dunant. The Red Cross began in Genoa, Switzerland. Question number 4. Which countries were involved? The Red Cross is involved with Afghanistan, Ethiopia, Sudan, Syria, Ukraine, Yemen, India, China, Fiji, Japan, and Palestine. Number 5. What success has this organization had? Number 5. What success has this organization achieved? The ICRC has achieved success helping 17% of people in extreme poverty. Question number 6. What are their future goals? The ICRC is an important, neutral, and independent organization whose exclusively humanitarian mission is to protect the lives and dignity of victims of armed conflicts and other violence and to provide them with assistance. And a huge shout out to our sources, which are the International Red Cross, the British Red Cross, and the Canadian Red Cross. We have extra info, but I will not be announcing that today because of a lack of time. It's been Krish, Arman, and Prabhu, and bye to our podcast. And say hello to Crabjo.