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    20time Project Analysis

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    For our 20time project Brianna and I are going to help people in Africa and Latin America are in need of dairy animals and goats so that they could get milk and fur. Imagine if you were in their shoes, hungry and you are starving to get the chills. My partner and I will help solve this problem by donating money to the Samaritan's Purse so they can send the animals to these people who need them most. That's why our 20time project is a chance to fix the problem that people in Latin America and…

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    Food Pantry Case Study

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    Our partner in the fight against hunger, Jewish Family & Community Services (JFCS), runs a food pantry that caters to the needs of over 8,600 people in five counties. JFCS annually serves about 77,000 meals to low-income adults and families who struggle with hunger. In addition, the JFCS provides referrals to other community programs than can provide housing, clothes, childcare and health care, among other things (Cravey, 2015). While 77,000 meals sounds like a lot, it’s not enough to satisfy…

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    In the world today one of our biggest problems is world hunger. I want to solve the problem of world hunger because in the world we live in right now there are many families that go to bed without eating a full three meals and sometimes no meal at all. We take for granted that we have food in our refrigerators and cabinets to eat. The statistics of hunger in South America is heart breaking. South America's poverty rate is estimated to be 70%. The average income of the mass is $1 to $2 dollars a…

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    In my opinion, the most important global issues is world hunger. I believe through exploration, education, innovation, we can produce more food products globally with a higher availability to combat this issue. To combat hunger, governments should explore their available land to discover what may be used as a production resource. For example, if a country were to pinpoint areas that are otherwise unused, that land can be converted to produce food for citizens. We should also explore the…

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    In the dystopian society of Panem from the novel The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins (2009), Katniss Everdeen, a simple young girl from district 12 is forced to fight for her life in the Hunger Games. To survive not only the games, but also the totalitarian establishment in which she lives, she develops a strong understanding of herself to transform from someone who suppresses her feelings of the injustice in her society to someone who is unforgettable, “Katniss. The girl who was on fire”.…

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    Is Katniss A Hero

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    In the novel, The Hunger Games, so far, Katniss has volunteered as a tribute to take her sister, Prim’s, place in the Hunger Games. The Hunger Games is an annual, deadly competition where tributes from all the districts travel to an arena to battle to the death. The winner receives riches while the losers obtain death. Katniss is very anxious, but so far in this story, she manages to survive the event applying the skills and knowledge she collected in her destitute environment. She is a very…

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    The problem is children in Africa and Latin America are in need of dairy animals and goats. These animals will change their lives and give them the things that they need. The animals would provide milk, wool, and clothing for the people who need these animals. Think about if you were in these people's shoes, if you were suffering, wouldn’t you want people to try and help you and make sure you can survive with clothing and food? Our project is an opportunity to solve the problem because we are…

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    I’ve observed a lot in my 17 years of living, the good, the bad, the happy, and the very sad. Growing up in the inner city areas, of Richmond California, I have seen plenty of starving people struggling to get their next meal. I feel like there’s way too much food in this country for anybody to be starving, and I see so much waste. I’m not talking about someone being hungry, but I’m talking about the people that don’t know where their next meal is going to come from. People who are malnourished…

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    Imagine you live in the plains of Africa, everyday you come home to your mud hut after a long day of work and you're very tired and hungry. But, you won't be eating tonight, you might be fed something tomorrow but there is no promises. Every night one in nine people go to bed starving says “The State of Food Insecurity in the World 2015”. World hunger is a big problem today. One way we can get rid of world hunger is that we could send supplies to other countries that are in need of supplies.…

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    Benefits and/or Negative Impacts in Iraq The World Food Programme has been assisting Iraqis, to find jobs and fight against the intergenerational cycle of hunger and poverty. Some of the benefits include; employing people to work, provide food aid for millions, provide safety and create more awareness about the current issue. So far the World Food Programme has employed 11,000 of the most vulnerable people in Iraq in a program created to give them food and money, the cash-for-work program.…

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