Developmentand Peacewas foundedin 1967More peopledie every yearfrom unsafewater than fromany form ofviolence.Children from thewealthiest 20% ofthe population are 4times more likely tobe in school thanthe poorest 20%.The gender gap ininternet use is wider inLDCs than in otherdeveloping anddeveloped countries,with 14.1% of womenusing the internet,compared with 21% ofmen.Womenmake up90% ofsweatshopworkers.Around theworld, 805million peopleare hungry--nearly 1 in 9globallyEach year, 3million childrenunder five die ofpreventable,hunger-relatedcauses811 millionpeople aresufferingglobally fromfamine79% of thoseliving inextremepoverty live inrural areas.Currently,166countriesmake up theglobal south.78% ofmarineanimals are atrisk of chokingon plastic.Globally, women aged15 years and older arenine percent less likelyto be literate than men,and young womenbetween 15 and 24years are four percentless likely to be literatethan young men.In developingcountries, anestimated 168million childrenages 5 to 14 areforced to workThere are 170,000+Canadian non-profits.Many, devoted tohelping the globallymalnourishedThere are6m+ Afghanswithoutenough foodto eat by participating inTHINKfast, youstand in solidaritywith those in theGlobal South whoneed our support66 million primaryschool-agechildren attendclasses hungryacross thedeveloping world. 2.2 billionpeopleglobally, liveon less than$2.00 a day . .The D & Pcharity hasefforts in almost20 differentcountriesDevelopment andPeace clubmeeting are heldevery Wednesdayat 2:30 in theChapelIn developing, low-income countries,every additional yearof education canincrease a person’sfuture income by anaverage of 10%By 2050, climatechange and erraticweather patternscould pushanother 24 millionchildren intohungerIn 2016, 132million girlsworldwidewere not inschool. The genderwage gap inCanada iscurrently16.7%Eightypercent of theworld lives on$10 or less aday.53% of the world’sout-of-schoolchildren are girlsand 2/3 of theilliterate people inthe world arewomenSeventy-ninepercent ofpeople in thirdworld countrieslive withoutelectricity.2.7 billion womenglobally do not havethe same workopportunities as men,with laws restrictingjob opportunities.Approximately 27million people arecurrently enslavedin the humantrafficking tradearound the world.1.4 millionchildren areprojected to beacutelymalnourished inSomalia this yearpeople living withchronic hungerhas declined by130 million peopleover the past 20yearsForced labor isthought togenerate around$150 billion ayear in illegalprofits.1 in 3children inchild laborare out ofschool.If a child’s mothercan read, they are50% more likely tolive past the age offive, and 2x as likelyto attend school.Our school clubworks directlywith one of thelargest charitiesin the world48 percent ofall victims ofchild laborare aged 5-11 years.It costs just $0.25daily to provide achild with all thenutrients theyneed to grow uphealthyProducts thatcommonly comefrom sweatshopsare garments,cotton, bricks,cocoa, and coffeeDevelopment &Peace uses theterm the globalsouth apposedto developingcountries.The money thatyou donated willgo directly to D& P's efforts inthe global southYour fastingefforts raiseawareness forglobal inequityand famine!At the beginning of2020, 63 million girlsand 97 million boyswere in child labor,accounting for about1 in 10 childrenworldwide.Extremepoverty isdefined asliving on lessthan $1.90 perday. Research shows that1 in 10 girls cannotafford menstrualproducts, and over137,700 childrenmissed schoolbecause of periodpoverty in 2018.D & P havechosen "CreateHope" as theirguiding themefor the next fiveyearsIn the sub-Saharan,11.07 millionchildren leaveschool beforecompleting theirprimary education71 percent of childlabor takes place inagriculture, whichincludes fishing,forestry, livestockherding andaquaculture.45% of all childdeaths worldwide arefrom causes relatedto malnutrition. That’s3.1 million childreneach year. Sweat shops aremost predominant inmany Asiancountries, such asChina, Bangladesh,and the PhilippinesDevelopmentand Peacewas foundedin 1967More peopledie every yearfrom unsafewater than fromany form ofviolence.Children from thewealthiest 20% ofthe population are 4times more likely tobe in school thanthe poorest 20%.The gender gap ininternet use is wider inLDCs than in otherdeveloping anddeveloped countries,with 14.1% of womenusing the internet,compared with 21% ofmen.Womenmake up90% ofsweatshopworkers.Around theworld, 805million peopleare hungry--nearly 1 in 9globallyEach year, 3million childrenunder five die ofpreventable,hunger-relatedcauses811 millionpeople aresufferingglobally fromfamine79% of thoseliving inextremepoverty live inrural areas.Currently,166countriesmake up theglobal south.78% ofmarineanimals are atrisk of chokingon plastic.Globally, women aged15 years and older arenine percent less likelyto be literate than men,and young womenbetween 15 and 24years are four percentless likely to be literatethan young men.In developingcountries, anestimated 168million childrenages 5 to 14 areforced to workThere are 170,000+Canadian non-profits.Many, devoted tohelping the globallymalnourishedThere are6m+ Afghanswithoutenough foodto eat by participating inTHINKfast, youstand in solidaritywith those in theGlobal South whoneed our support66 million primaryschool-agechildren attendclasses hungryacross thedeveloping world. 2.2 billionpeopleglobally, liveon less than$2.00 a day . .The D & Pcharity hasefforts in almost20 differentcountriesDevelopment andPeace clubmeeting are heldevery Wednesdayat 2:30 in theChapelIn developing, low-income countries,every additional yearof education canincrease a person’sfuture income by anaverage of 10%By 2050, climatechange and erraticweather patternscould pushanother 24 millionchildren intohungerIn 2016, 132million girlsworldwidewere not inschool. The genderwage gap inCanada iscurrently16.7%Eightypercent of theworld lives on$10 or less aday.53% of the world’sout-of-schoolchildren are girlsand 2/3 of theilliterate people inthe world arewomenSeventy-ninepercent ofpeople in thirdworld countrieslive withoutelectricity.2.7 billion womenglobally do not havethe same workopportunities as men,with laws restrictingjob opportunities.Approximately 27million people arecurrently enslavedin the humantrafficking tradearound the world.1.4 millionchildren areprojected to beacutelymalnourished inSomalia this yearpeople living withchronic hungerhas declined by130 million peopleover the past 20yearsForced labor isthought togenerate around$150 billion ayear in illegalprofits.1 in 3children inchild laborare out ofschool.If a child’s mothercan read, they are50% more likely tolive past the age offive, and 2x as likelyto attend school.Our school clubworks directlywith one of thelargest charitiesin the world48 percent ofall victims ofchild laborare aged 5-11 years.It costs just $0.25daily to provide achild with all thenutrients theyneed to grow uphealthyProducts thatcommonly comefrom sweatshopsare garments,cotton, bricks,cocoa, and coffeeDevelopment &Peace uses theterm the globalsouth apposedto developingcountries.The money thatyou donated willgo directly to D& P's efforts inthe global southYour fastingefforts raiseawareness forglobal inequityand famine!At the beginning of2020, 63 million girlsand 97 million boyswere in child labor,accounting for about1 in 10 childrenworldwide.Extremepoverty isdefined asliving on lessthan $1.90 perday. Research shows that1 in 10 girls cannotafford menstrualproducts, and over137,700 childrenmissed schoolbecause of periodpoverty in 2018.D & P havechosen "CreateHope" as theirguiding themefor the next fiveyearsIn the sub-Saharan,11.07 millionchildren leaveschool beforecompleting theirprimary education71 percent of childlabor takes place inagriculture, whichincludes fishing,forestry, livestockherding andaquaculture.45% of all childdeaths worldwide arefrom causes relatedto malnutrition. That’s3.1 million childreneach year. Sweat shops aremost predominant inmany Asiancountries, such asChina, Bangladesh,and the Philippines

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  1. Development and Peace was founded in 1967
  2. More people die every year from unsafe water than from any form of violence.
  3. Children from the wealthiest 20% of the population are 4 times more likely to be in school than the poorest 20%.
  4. The gender gap in internet use is wider in LDCs than in other developing and developed countries, with 14.1% of women using the internet, compared with 21% of men.
  5. Women make up 90% of sweatshop workers.
  6. Around the world, 805 million people are hungry--nearly 1 in 9 globally
  7. Each year, 3 million children under five die of preventable, hunger-related causes
  8. 811 million people are suffering globally from famine
  9. 79% of those living in extreme poverty live in rural areas.
  10. Currently, 166 countries make up the global south.
  11. 78% of marine animals are at risk of choking on plastic.
  12. Globally, women aged 15 years and older are nine percent less likely to be literate than men, and young women between 15 and 24 years are four percent less likely to be literate than young men.
  13. In developing countries, an estimated 168 million children ages 5 to 14 are forced to work
  14. There are 170,000+ Canadian non-profits. Many, devoted to helping the globally malnourished
  15. There are 6m+ Afghans without enough food to eat
  16. by participating in THINKfast, you stand in solidarity with those in the Global South who need our support
  17. 66 million primary school-age children attend classes hungry across the developing world.
  18. 2.2 billion people globally, live on less than $2.00 a day . .
  19. The D & P charity has efforts in almost 20 different countries
  20. Development and Peace club meeting are held every Wednesday at 2:30 in the Chapel
  21. In developing, low-income countries, every additional year of education can increase a person’s future income by an average of 10%
  22. By 2050, climate change and erratic weather patterns could push another 24 million children into hunger
  23. In 2016, 132 million girls worldwide were not in school.
  24. The gender wage gap in Canada is currently 16.7%
  25. Eighty percent of the world lives on $10 or less a day.
  26. 53% of the world’s out-of-school children are girls and 2/3 of the illiterate people in the world are women
  27. Seventy-nine percent of people in third world countries live without electricity.
  28. 2.7 billion women globally do not have the same work opportunities as men, with laws restricting job opportunities.
  29. Approximately 27 million people are currently enslaved in the human trafficking trade around the world.
  30. 1.4 million children are projected to be acutely malnourished in Somalia this year
  31. people living with chronic hunger has declined by 130 million people over the past 20 years
  32. Forced labor is thought to generate around $150 billion a year in illegal profits.
  33. 1 in 3 children in child labor are out of school.
  34. If a child’s mother can read, they are 50% more likely to live past the age of five, and 2x as likely to attend school.
  35. Our school club works directly with one of the largest charities in the world
  36. 48 percent of all victims of child labor are aged 5-11 years.
  37. It costs just $0.25 daily to provide a child with all the nutrients they need to grow up healthy
  38. Products that commonly come from sweatshops are garments, cotton, bricks, cocoa, and coffee
  39. Development & Peace uses the term the global south apposed to developing countries.
  40. The money that you donated will go directly to D & P's efforts in the global south
  41. Your fasting efforts raise awareness for global inequity and famine!
  42. At the beginning of 2020, 63 million girls and 97 million boys were in child labor, accounting for about 1 in 10 children worldwide.
  43. Extreme poverty is defined as living on less than $1.90 per day.
  44. Research shows that 1 in 10 girls cannot afford menstrual products, and over 137,700 children missed school because of period poverty in 2018.
  45. D & P have chosen "Create Hope" as their guiding theme for the next five years
  46. In the sub-Saharan, 11.07 million children leave school before completing their primary education
  47. 71 percent of child labor takes place in agriculture, which includes fishing, forestry, livestock herding and aquaculture.
  48. 45% of all child deaths worldwide are from causes related to malnutrition. That’s 3.1 million children each year.
  49. Sweat shops are most predominant in many Asian countries, such as China, Bangladesh, and the Philippines