If you've ever questioned whether students can think critically about global issues and take real action, get inspired by these words from the students at Glen Dhu Public School.
It's so inspiring when students channel their own talents and strengths to make a difference. These New Zealand university students are tutoring to raise funds to feed families in West Africa. How are you using your talents? Read the story here.
For all those who missed this informative and interesting webinar on global food and nutrition issues, here is a link to the recording. Enjoy Alison Mildon's presentation. View the webinar now.
Mon, March 26, 12 - 1 pm (EDT)
Wrap up Nutrition Month by chatting live with a registered dietitian. Alison Mildon, World Vision's Child Health and Nutrition specialist will answer student questions about the role of proper nutrition in fighting hunger and poverty. Compare your typical meal to that of a child in a developing country and learn about the impact of malnutrition on school-age children. Register your grade 4 - 8 class at global_ed@worldvision.ca.
Food Force is a video game that challenges children to complete six virtual missions that reflect real-life obstacles faced by WFP (World Food Programme) in its emergency responses both to the tsunami and other hunger crises around the world.
What's the food crisis all about? This short video gives a brief overview of the problem.
An animated film by USC Canada about our broken food system.
The Story Of Food from USC Canada on Vimeo.