Biatorbágy, Szily Kálmán in Hungary, January 16, 2019. Photo by Bence Balla-Schottner on Unsplash
Why does the price of food keep rising? Has global hunger reduced over the last 5 years?
Welcome to the World Food Day live-blog series, gathering posts, reports, teaching activities and resources on a rolling basis in the lead-up to the 16th October that invite us to explore these connections, and more.
The World Food Day series is brought to you by Scoilnet, Concern Worldwide, Self Help Africa and developmenteducation.ie
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This year our Mairead Redmond has deep-dived into some of the underlying structures of our global food system to develop a new 3-part series.
The series is accompanied by suggested activities to adapt for teaching and learning.
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Gregg Segal’s photographs from his project Daily Bread explore culture – our identity, memory, behaviour, roles, beliefs, and values. And also food!
A classic activity suggestion to explore what we eat in a week (and what that says about our relationship to food?).
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