SWEAT SHIRTS: a role play game
Based in Indonesia, this game explores
the garment industry of Bandung, and is suitable for ages 14 and upwards. Please
send feedback. Updated 30/10/05 to include links to other role playing resources.
Download resources:
The game v.4 word.doc
[Office XP] [Office
2000 version]
PowerPoint
presentation for Nikidas.
Photo
Jam presentation to use as a starter. (This is a zipped
file -11mb but worth it!) Photos kindly provided by Machteld
Baljet & Marcel
Hoevenaars. (See footnote regarding copyright.) I composed
the music using the instruments here!
Web links:
Web
site of BBC Panorama documentary film "Gap and Nike: No Sweat"
A copy of the satirical Channel 4 program, The Mark
Thomas Product "Pester Power" is available to borrow from the Clean
Clothes campaign. Here is a review
of the film by students
Business
Week Online about the problems of the Indonesian garment industry
Currency
converter to convert Rupiah into sterling / dollars
Photos of Indonesian
currency
Map
to show location of Bandung (click to zoom)
Trading
Trainers by CAFOD The classic game is a free download
Pictures of
the Java region
More pictures of the Java region
Pictures
of Bandung
Sights and sounds of an Indonesian city
Information
about Bandung from Wikipedia
We Are
Not Machines Australia Oxfam
report (Clean Clothes Campaign)
Response
from Adidas to the Australia
Oxfam report
nike biz Nikes
official web page about factories and working conditions
Play traditional gamelan
instruments online here and here.
Download traditional Indonesian music here
Other role play resources
Justbiz presents a number of excellent free role plays on their website
CAFOD have another version of Trading Trainers here
Christian Aid has also produced fine
resources, several require a small payment.
COPYRIGHT:
The Sweat Shirts
game is free for teachers to download but permission will NOT be
given to repost any of the materials. The images in the
PhotoJam presentation remain the property of Machteld
Baljet & Marcel Hoevenaars. The game is being
constantly revised so check back for the latest version.