The video discusses the role of social workers in effecting policy change, which can take decades. It shares the story of Joe, a refugee who found safety in America, highlighting the power of empathy and human connection. The concept of mirror neurons is explained, showing how they facilitate empathy. An interactive activity demonstrates these neurons in action. The video concludes with a call to create empathetic communities and uphold human rights.

What is the primary role of the speaker in their day job?

• To manage a business

• To teach mathematics

• To conduct scientific research

• To mentor and coach future social workers

How long does it typically take to see change from a community to a federal policy level?

• 20 years

• 30 years

• 10 years

• 5 years

What was Joe's role in the PBS documentary?

• English translator

• Camera operator

• Producer

• Director

What made Joe feel safe for the first time in America?

• A phone call from his family

• A new job

• A smile from a stranger

• A warm meal

What are mirror neurons responsible for?

• Processing visual information

• Controlling motor skills

• Enabling empathy and social connection

• Regulating emotions

Who discovered mirror neurons?

• An American scientist

• A French scientist

• An Italian scientist

• A British scientist

What activity was used to demonstrate mirror neurons?

• Drawing a picture

• Solving a puzzle

• Making facial expressions

• Listening to music

What feeling did participants experience when they scowled at each other?

• Anger

• Joy

• Confusion

• Humor

What is the speaker's main message in the conclusion?

• To encourage empathy and human rights

• To prioritize economic growth

• To ignore social issues

• To focus on personal success

What should we do to create the community we want to keep?

• Ignore others

• Focus on individual success

• Avoid social interactions

• Make eye contact and smile