Students can:

1. Spread awareness

   • The more you learn, the more you can help others understand. Now that you know more about your right to food, share what you’ve learned with your friends, teachers, and family.

2. Speak up at school

   • If you’re not satisfied with the food you’re receiving, you have the right to say something. You can also work with your teachers to hold a ‘Right to Food’ awareness day, create posters, or make announcements to help other students learn about their rights.

3. Start a petition

   • One way of getting Government to change policy is to petition parliament. Click the link below for more information!

4. Write to your local MP

   • Click the link below to find a list of the local MPs, that you can write to and share any concerns you may have.

Teachers can:

1. Create a lesson

   • Take a look at the Youth Advocacy Plan Toolkit below, created to help young people as you design and build your own advocacy plan!

2. Check out the resources

   • Have a read of the helpful websites that can teach you more about people’s right to food and examples of when those rights aren’t being met!