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JUDY WOODRUFF: Finally tonight, this week's That Moment When, NewsHour's series on Facebook Watch, features Henry Timms, the creator of Giving Tuesday, which is today. Timms is the co-author of the bestseller New Power that explains how interconnected groups, often organized through social media, are changing the world.

STEVE GOLDBLOOM: Henry, can you tell me the moment you decided to apply new power tactics to an old challenge, fund-raising?

HENRY TIMMS, CEO, 92nd Street Y: We had this idea. You know about Black Friday and Cyber Monday. And so we were thinking, OK, what about adding Giving Tuesday? Could you add a day that reversed the trend, that, after all this consumerism, that people would give back, that they would engage with the world? So, the idea began at the 92nd Street Y, and it was a really simple idea. And we designed that from the start in a way that we hoped other people would grab this idea and take it somewhere new. And what was so interesting about Giving Tuesday, as we watched it grow, was, from the very first days, it was a story of other people stepping up and saying, I would like to make this idea better. One really supercharged Giving Tuesday was small communities, families, people all around the country who just said, you know what? I'm going to start making this part of my annual tradition. So, Giving Tuesday in the first year, we were lucky, because people like Bill Gates were tweeting about it. But underneath that was what was really changing was, people were sitting around with their kids around the table and they were saying, what are the charities we care about? What are the causes our family stands for? Why is philanthropy important to us? And that's been a joy to watch.

STEVE GOLDBLOOM: What are the dangers and challenges of the people who treat the Internet like it's a cash register?

HENRY TIMMS: The danger with the Internet, of course, is, we have this scale of engagement now. And so people who are entering that space and just trying to get people's money and do nothing else with them aren't getting as far as they should, because the big shift in fund-raising, in particular, is, we need to stop seeing people as donors and start seeing them as owners. And what I mean by that is, we need to stop seeing people in this very old power way, that their job is simply to give us money, so we can solve problems. And we need to say to ourselves, how do we mobilize these people who want to help to do more than simply give their money, but to give their time, to give their voice, to give their ideas? And I think that's the big shift we're seeing with Giving Tuesday and across the sector.

JUDY WOODRUFF: That Moment When debuts on Facebook Watch every Tuesday at 3:00 p.m.

重点解析

1.engage with 处理，适应

She had vowed to go out of her way to engage with the Irish people at local community level.
她已经发誓要努力和当地的爱尔兰人建立关系w+EAPf3,a2)Cp。

2.sit around 闲坐

Eve isn't the type to sit around doing nothing.
伊芙不是那种喜欢坐在那里无所事事的人_0WruLLH^)m*。

3.stand for 代表

AIDS stands for Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome.
AIDS是获得性免疫缺损综合征的缩写dct9M1vpcX。

4.in particular 特别

I think a lot of people, women in particular, steer clear of these sensitive issues.
我认为很多人，特别是女性，都会回避这些敏感问题7TDY;!%^Jc。

5.care about 关心

You don't care about anything but yourself and your precious face.
你什么都不关心，除了你自己和你那张娇贵的脸Ic*RHE*uU!。

参考译文

朱迪·伍德拉夫：感谢收看今晚的《那一刻》，这是《新闻一小时》为“脸书视频”打造的系列节目uYV0.wxia=Tpf]gfBQ。本期的嘉宾是亨利·蒂姆斯，他是“给予星期二”的创始人#&~+=~]RMx&aI&S@U。蒂姆斯是畅销书籍《新动力》的合著者%D^OOK-uwdf。这本书阐释了互联互通的多个团体是如何改变世界的RyJXey;*5o。这样的团体一般是通过社交媒体组织起来的]2ms+jvJ8am;n7。

史蒂夫·戈德布卢姆：亨利您好,+@BgF2Sti。您可否给我们讲讲您是何时决定将新动力的策略用在以前的挑战上的，也就是集资上v-aK|*0Mq7qS3qbG。

亨利·蒂姆斯，首席执行官，非营利组织92nd Street Y：我们先是有了这个想法RFF*pHlYHj5SIKM。您也听说过黑五和网络星期一YadU5dOzE,t@4C@7。基于此，我们就开始想：创办一个“给予星期二”怎么样？我们是否可以加一个这样的日子来扭转潮流，逆用户至上主义而行之，让大家学会给予，让所有人参与到与世界的互动中+fsgRTTw%im&@j*iPX。所以，这个点子是从92nd Street Y这个非营利组织发起的，是非常简单的想法C)Z%ma(mb,y。从一开始，我们设计的方式就是希望其他人能抓住这个想法的内涵，并推陈出新,CMwpIJ,+9e*wVr.9。这也正是“给予星期二”有趣的地方——我们看着它成长发展，从初期到不断有人加入进来，并表示我想让这个点子演变的更好pq;[sT.n[NDwJn7sr。有一个元素让“给予星期二”尤为活跃，那就是小社群、家庭、全国各地的人们，因为他们跑来跟我们说：你知道吗？我想让“给予星期二”成为我每年的一个惯例Vi5wbkSo~+v+1V。我们很幸运，“给予星期二”推出的第一年，就有比尔·盖茨这样的知名人士为此发推文1^OxmajmBof。但更深层次的是改变——每当人们跟孩子们围桌公坐时，他们会讨论“我们关心的慈善团体有哪些”、“我们的家庭代表的源头是什么？为什么慈善对我们很重要？”这样的话题VO4fj)F2U,WR4_%BFDjA。这样的场景总是让人赏心悦目WmL]7663mQ9[7。

史蒂夫·戈德布卢姆：有一些人将互联网视为收银机，这样的想法会带来怎样的危险和挑战呢？

亨利·蒂姆斯：当然了，互联网存在的危险就是确实有人怀着这样的想法在参与互联网9xU;+Spgi5eHt。而进入互联网，却一心想着坑别人的钱而不办实事儿的人，是走不远的;k)3Y&e)cby4C#6!)。尤其是因为集资这件事上已经发生了一个重大转变，即我们需要不再将大家视作捐赠者，而是视作所有者b[C.]c*WQ^s2F。这句话的意思是：我们不能再用传统的方式来看到其他人，不能单纯地认为他们的工作就是给我们钱而已，所以我们需要解决问题^+3sv5dHH8U~sEN。我们要想办法调动这些想要帮忙的人做更多的事情，而不只是捐钱而已，而是要捐献自己的时间，要发声，要表达自己的想法，不是吗？我认为，这就是“给予星期二”和整个慈善行业所经历的巨大转变ojKe]XY3nGovM。

朱迪·伍德拉夫：《那一刻》每周二下午3点会在脸书视频上更新哦,#pX~6JDdm。

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