Water and Hunger Connections

This Toolkit will help introduce your audience to introduce to the intersections between water and hunger. Through activities and conversation, explore these intersections and our appropriate responses.

	use the pre-designed learning experience, or
	choose from several activities to create a custom learning experience built especially for your gathering.

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Worldwide Water
Reflect on pictures of people using water around the world and engage in conversation about the amazing gift of water and the many ways people around the world access water.

A Mile or 200 in Her Shoes
Calculate the amount of water that is needed for everyday items. Reflect on our ease of access and the need for access to clean water for human flourishing.

Race to the Well!
Move water from one place to another to explore just how much water we use and develop a deeper appreciation for the ease in which we can access water in the United States.

A "Wellth" of Knowledge
This low learning activity is a simple team challenge quiz. The questions and answers will expose the participants to how (and how much!) water is used and issues facing people who do not have access to clean water and sanitation.

Race to Development
Through a friendly competition learn more about the hardships women face when balancing access to clean water, education, health, and relationships.

[In this Toolkit, the medium and high learning activities are the same.]

Race to Development
Through a friendly competition learn more about the hardships women face when balancing access to clean water, education, health, and relationships.

[In this Toolkit, the medium and high learning activities are the same.]

This module summarizes the key learning points and gives concrete actions your congregation or group can take to become more just eaters.


	Either during or after your learning experience, you and your group may want to start fighting hunger and climate change in a very concrete way. If so, choose this option for a project that can been done as a group now or in the near future. More ideas can also be found in the “Closing and ACTION” module above.