Nearly 1,000 students, aged 8 to 14, joined international food leaders, youth activists, and food heroes in a lively event filled with stories, music, quizzes, and games. The dynamic gathering sparked dialogue and inspired action for a sustainable, food-secure future. If you missed the event online, watch the webcast!
The right to food means we should all be able to enjoy nutritious food so that we can grow and live an active life. Some food choices are based on preference, culture, time- or cooking skills. But two very important things affect what many decide to eat: how much it costs and how easy it is to find. With this year's World Food Day Activity Book, explore the importance of food as a human right, healthy diets, the global challenges that impact our food systems, and the solutions that rely on our actions. No matter your age, each of us can learn how our choices can contribute to a world where everyone has enough diverse nutritious and safe food, leaving no one behind.
Food hero and sustainable fashion activist, Matteo Ward brings young people on a journey into the world of clothing and textiles, many of which originate in fields and pastures, in the "Story of a t-shirt". Through interactive activities and colourful illustrations, young readers will discover how our favourite garments originate from agriculture and the importance of caring for the natural resources involved in their creation.
Discover FAO’s latest kids’ activity book for kids and pre-teens, Livestock and Climate Change! Learn how livestock farming affects our planet, the challenges farmers face and solutions for sustainable practices. This engaging book reveals the link between animals, greenhouse gases and climate change impacts.
FAO’s Activity Book Series offers children a chance to engage with global issues in a fun and educational way.
Calling all parents, teachers and anyone who knows a 5-19 years old! Join the World Food Day Poster Contest and show us your creativity. Design a poster that symbolizes your favourite dish or recipe, representing the importance of diverse, nutritious, safe and affordable foods. Show us what this means to you, your community or the world through art.
The submission deadline is 8 November 2024.
The World Food Day music videos combine uplifting lyrics and catchy beats, uniting young people from around the world to drive positive change and become #FoodHeroes. Listen in, learn the lyrics, and let the rhythm inspire change!
FAO’s Group Visits team is eager to meet you! Visit the group visits website to discover our tours and multimedia experiences. Whether in-person or online, learn about the Organization’s work to achieve food security, sustainable agriculture and affordable healthy diets for all.
There’s more! Get to know FAO through new multimedia experiences. Download our interactive web Apps, like Discover FAO, see thematic exhibits and videos, and read youth activity books on global issues from anywhere around the world.
