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Are You A North American High School Student? Kick Start Your Bright Future This Month And Score Against Hunger

We know you’re probably cramming for a test, texting a friend, and preparing a snack as we speak. It seems as though you were born for multitasking in this high-speed world. But have you ever thought about how you can fight hunger and prepare for your bright future at the same time? Here’s how.

Will you be learning about the world and its challenges as you work on a country report at school this year?

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Inspired by Molly, Students in the UK Took on Hunger This World Food Day

Moved by one student’s story of hope in a slum of Nairobi, Kenya, students at the ACS Egham International School outside of London joined together to fight hunger this World Food Day October 16th by raising money for the World Food Programme (WFP). Encouraging classmates and the community to fill cups with change, they raised over £300 (US$481) to help fund WFP school lunches for young people around the world.

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Free Rice - Test your knowledge and donate rice!

Food Force - The hunger video game

Stop Disasters! - A disaster simulation game from the UN/ISDR

Get Real - The truth about Junk Food! From the School Food Trust

Arcademic Skill Builders - The site for educational games

 

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For the second year running, students from the London School of Economics’ UN Society gave a voice to the hungry on their campus by organising a Fill the Cup Week around World Food Day.

 

On World Food Day, 204 students at the New School in Rome lined up for lunch. Instead of their regular meals, each student sat down with a plate of rice. The money they saved by eating only rice went to WFP's School Feeding Programme.