Engaging Canadians and governments

Foodgrains Bank staff Carol Thiessen and Florence Nduku speak with supporters on the importance of advocacy, at a collaborative event with A Rocha Canada. (Photo: Hannah Mae Henry, A Rocha Canada)

 

In order to end global hunger, we believe it is important to make changes in Canada as well as around the world.

We engage Canadians in working together to end global hunger; we inform and inspire actions such as giving, learning, praying and advocating. We also engage decision makers in government to improve and enact policies needed to end world hunger.

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Engaging Canadians

Learn about our work to inspire and engage Canadians so they can better understand the causes of world hunger and help respond.

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MP Terry Duguid with Patricia Sachirarwe, Anton Kats, Josepha Esemogie, Dorcus Yohan, Ivanna Romero, Charlene Wieler.
Engaging governments

See how we work to influence government policies and practices to help families and communities access more food.

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Get involved

Find ways to give, pray, learn and advocate for an end to world hunger.

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A group photo of the Hunger on the Hill Young Voices participants 2024.
The long road of advocacy

It is often said that public policy work requires playing the long game, aiming to influence changes over many years, even decades.

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Hunger on the Hill 2023 participants standing in front of Parliament in Ottawa.
Our advocacy and policy work

External evaluation of the advocacy work at Canadian Foodgrains Bank.

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