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Madeline's Brainstorm - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Has control of their victims
      - Some domestic violence can be emotional, economic, stalking, and harassment.
      - People who are abused in their relationship by their partner.
      - Neglect
    - - Bias and Stereotypes
      - Not receiving protection
      - Victims voices being ignored when they report their partner to the police.
    - - My parents have shared stories from their friends being in an abusive relationship and how they had to run away from their partner or tried to get justice but was unable too.
      - I want to talk about how men can also get abused and how there are stereotypes that
      - I want to know how many reports people have reported to the police about their abusive partner and have been ignored.
    - - Woman can also be abusive
      - Both woman and men go through domestic violence.
      - People who are apart of the LGBTQ+ also goes through abuse.
    - - Sexual violence
      - Psychological Violence
      - Physical violence
    - - Bullying
      - Harassment
      - Power
- - - - Sexism
      - Homophobia and Transphobia
      - Being ignore by the school or at other places
    - - I have a friend that is afraid to come out as transgender at their school because people at their school are transphobic and homophobic.
      - I want to help people who are apart of the LGBTQ+
      - I want to know more stories from other people from their experienced about being bullied when they came out as queer.
    - - They get discriminated by what they're are attractive to or what they identify themself as, just as people that get discriminated of their skin color or their body.
      - It's challenging for them to find safer or supportive communities, just like other people finding a safe place to feel safe from their abusive family or partners.
      - There were multiple topics that people had in the LGBTQ+ and some topics kind of connected to the topic that you had and you could partner up with them if you wanted to work with them as well.
    - - Being neglected or abused from their family
      - Sexism
      - Mental Health
    - - Abused or neglected
      - Suicide rates
      - Mental Health
    - - Bullying
      - Discrimination
      - Harassment
- - - - Most parrots are social and they come in groups that are called a flock
      - Every type of parrots come in different colors
      - They're originated on warm habitats
    - - Very social animals that needs proper attention
      - Proper care
      - There are no such things as beginners birds since you have to find a bird that fits perfectly for you.
    - - When I was 7 years old I started to study a lot about birds
      - My first pet was a budgie
      - I want to give facts and proper information about the steps to taking care of a bird and what it is like to own a bird.
    - - Psittacinae
      - Chordata
      - Aves
    - - Just like dogs that are very social with their owners, birds are very social and require a lot of attention from their owners.
      - Some small parrots like the budgie have the same ability as a big parrot to talk.
      - All parrots have their own personality traits as same as humans do.
    - - All parrots have curved beaks
      - Most birds and parrots are social and you will mostly see them in a group of flocks
      - Parrots can speak words just like humans but the only thing is that they don't know what they're are saying
- - - - Deportation
      - Separating family members
      - People who live in a different country that isn't their birth country
    - - Undocumented immigrants that can't have access to health care
      - People who are undocumented have fewer jobs access and most of the jobs that they are able to access don't pay them well.
      - Kids that are in detention centre
    - - I wanna help speak out for people who have been separated from their families due to being deported.
      - I wanna try helping people who are undocumented.
    - - Employment opportunities
      - Housing
      - Being separated from family members
    - - U.S. Citizen
      - non-immigrant
      - undocumented immigrant
      - permanent or conditional resident
    - - Backgrounds
      - Detention Centre
      - Health Access