The GSRC unleashes youth leadership
for community resilience to a changing climate
and cultivates a campus culture of sustainability

UC Irvine is committed to preparing the next generation of
thinkers, innovators, and entrepreneurs to help the world
meet its profound environmental and social justice challenges.

UC World Food Day Video Challenge

In a world of more than 7 billion people, one in nine still live with chronic hunger. In the spirit of World Food Day on October 16, we invite all UC students to create videos highlighting UC research that is finding solutions to end global hunger sustainably.
This is an opportunity for you to increase your awareness on research happening on your campus. First place winner(s) receive a total of $1,000 and support to attend the World Food Prize in Des Moines, Iowa October 12-14. The deadline is Wednesday, September 7, 2016.
For all Challenge details, please visit: foodvideos.ucdavis.edu.
Follow the conversation with the hashtag #UCFood.
Let’s make our campus stand out and take the win!

2016-08-24T07:57:27-07:00

The GSRC unleashes youth leadership for community resilience to a changing climate and cultivates a campus culture of sustainability

UC Irvine is committed to preparing the next generation of thinkers, innovators, and entrepreneurs to help the world meet its profound environmental and social justice challenges.

UC World Food Day Video Challenge

The GSRC unleashes youth leadership
for community resilience to a changing climate
and cultivates a campus culture of sustainability

UC Irvine is committed to preparing the next generation of
thinkers, innovators, and entrepreneurs to help the world
meet its profound environmental and social justice challenges.