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Join us for episode #11 where we meet the CEO of Lumos, Georgette Mulheir, in Carnegie Hall.  Potterwatch made a trip to NYC to meet with Georgette just prior to the screening of "Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them" on November 13th.  This was a fund raising event for Lumos supported by J.K. Rowling who is the founder and major supporter of the organization which seeks to eliminate the institutionalization of children in several countries by 2050.  Georgette's passion for helping children and families shines through as she tells the Lumos story with details of the most unfortunate circumstances that children of orphanages and other institutions needlessly endure in our modern times.  Lumos works on both micro and macro scales to provide comprehensive support to countries who have the highest rates of institutionalization and who also have the resources within their grasp to change their way of providing care.  The bottom line is that institutionalisation is bad for the developing brain and mind of a child.  Georgette reveals some common myths about orphanages and inspires us to get involved.  Along the way we explore some of the science that supports Lumos' efforts in Voldemort's Corner and wrap things up with a Wizard Rock tune, "Necessity" by Oliver Boyd and the Rememberalls.  

孤児院は多大な費用がかかる上、子どもの心と体に取り返しのつかないダメージを与える可能性があります。にもかかわらず、なぜこれほど多く存在するのでしょうか？ジョルジェット・ムルヘアは孤児院での悲劇を語ることを通して、支援が必要な子どもたちを別の方法で救い、孤児院に頼ることをやめるよう強く訴えます。

Детские дома и интернаты требуют больших финансовых затрат. Проживание в них наносит огромный вред физическому и психическому здоровью детей. Так почему же они до сих пор так распространены? Джорджетт Мулхейр ясно описывает мрачную жизнь сирот в интернатах и призывает взглянуть на содержание детей по новому: стоит отказаться от интернатов и переключиться на прямое финансирование детей и их семей.

Orfanatos são caros e podem causar danos mentais e físicos irreparáveis por esse preço -- então por que eles ainda são tão onipresentes? Georgette Mulheir descreve com seriedade a tragédia dos orfanatos e nos faz um apelo para abandonarmos nossa confiança neles, encontrando alternativas para apoiar crianças em necessidade.

Les orphelinats coûtent cher, et peuvent causer des dommages physiques et mentaux irréparables. Comment se fait-il alors qu'ils soient aussi omniprésents? Georgette Mulheir décrit avec gravité la tragédie des orphelinats et en nous exhorte à ne plus le faire confiance et trouver des moyens alternatifs pour supporter les enfants dans le besoin.

Waisenhäuser sind teuer und können ihren Schutzbefohlenen sowohl seelisch, als auch körperlich, irreparable Schäden zufügen – warum sind sie dann immer noch so weit verbreitet? Georgette Mulheir beschreibt berührend die Tragik von Waisenhäusern und drängt uns, uns nicht mehr auf sie zu verlassen, sondern nach Alternativen zu suchen, um Kinder in Not zu unterstützen.

Los orfanatos son costosos y causan daños mentales y físicos irreparables. Entonces, ¿por qué los hay en todas partes? Georgette Mulheir describe con seriedad la tragedia de los orfanatos y nos insta a retirar la confianza en esas instituciones, buscando otras formas de apoyo a niños necesitados.

Orphanages are costly and can cause irreparable damage both mentally and physically for its charges -- so why are they still so ubiquitous? Georgette Mulheir gravely describes the tragedy of orphanages and urges us to end our reliance on them, by finding alternate ways of supporting children in need.

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