My poster depicts a visually appealing layout, with structured headings, facts, and images. It even has the color scheme of Hunger Action Month, attention-catching orange with bright yellow accents. It contains significant facts and important information about food insecurity and highlights the challenges of the global issue. My poster shows strong support for Levo's programs, raising awareness and gaining appreciation for all Levo does. It also includes Levo's action plan, the successes the program has had, and what people can do to help through Levo!

When creating this poster, my main goal was to show people that food was a right, not a privilege, hence the title name. Everyone should be able to eat, yet our world is plagued with a statistic-Over 1 in 7 people have faced food insecurity in their life. Through the innovative solution of hydroponics and community empowerment with Levo, I hope to encourage people to donate, volunteer, and most of all take action in order to build a future without hunger.

My poster is about showing that hunger isn’t just something that happens far away, it’s happening right her in our community too. I used a bold headline and a photo of people in line to make it real, and I added quotes to hit harder emotionally. The orange colors, the LEVO logo, and the Hunger Action Month hashtag tie it all together and connect it to the campaign.

My brochure has all of the information that can be produced about the Levo mission, and the effects on communities, while also being entertaining, interesting, and visually pleasing. People will be persuaded to volunteer and join our initiative to end poverty. *Please note that I am a 7th Grader, but was told by my school advisor that I could enter the competition, as Levo is an organization that I hope to continue volunteering and supporting.

My brochure has all of the information that can be produced about the Levo mission, and the effects on communities, while also being entertaining, interesting, and visually pleasing. People will be persuaded to volunteer and join our initiative to end poverty. *Please note that I am a 7th Grader, but was told by my school advisor that I could enter the competition, as Levo is an organization that I hope to continue volunteering and supporting.

To solve the expensive and hard to find of nutritious food in Connecticut's low income areas problem, I list a series of solutions about using seeds to grow your own healthy food.

In my poster I talk on the issue of how many don't have accessibility to near by grocery stores making many to suffer hunger. I then discuss how I could possibly solve such issue.

My poster is about how low income parents and families in Connecticut with food insecurities can get fresh and healthy produce that is not all caned food.

I really enjoy deep diving on topics and drawing so I had alot of fun making this! I made it on Procreate, so all of it is hand drawn. When I thought of something to draw to go for the topic, I remembered that the first game I ever played was Kirby Gourmet Race, so I decided to build off of that to make the poster a little more colorful despite the serious topic. This was alot of fun to make and I'm glad I got to participate!

My name is Yulissa, and I created this poster to raise awareness about food insecurity in Connecticut, especially how it affects children. I included statistics to show how big the problem is, and I talked about the role school meals play in helping families.

I also wanted to highlight the work that Levo International is doing in Hartford — turning vacant lots into hydroponic farms and giving fresh food to families who need it. I think that kind of local solution is really inspiring, so I featured Levo in the “How we will contribute” section of the poster.

The goal of my poster is to inform people and encourage them to donate or support organizations like yours that are making a difference.

It's an informational and effective trifold that shares LEVO's message.

My poster is about the food insecurity in food deserts since there is lack of access to food resources for residents and there are three solutions. This is about the food insecurity in food deserts since there is lack of access to food resources and there are 3 solutions.

My poster is focusing on the lack of grocery stores in CT and how if three different towns are relying on one grocery store then food sells out quickly which is good for the store but also bad for families who cant get the food cause it sold out. So my idea was to make more grocery stores.

I made a poster designated towards college students suffering from food insecurity.

My poster is a campaign to implement solar powered fridges in Hartford CT. These fridges will be stocked with surplus food from partnering restaurants, grocery stores, and farms in Hartford and surrounding towns.

My poster focuses on the impact that a lack of transportation has on food insecurity in Connecticut and how it could potentially be solved.

My poster is one of the many possible solutions to help alleviate food insecurity. My plan is to build a homeless shelter in Hartford but not just any shelter this shelter would also have a greenhouse on the top that allows the building to be self-sufficient because they can sell the food and also allow the people in the shelter and others to eat healthy.

The lack of affordable food areas and the unhealthy abundance of fast food areas.

The topic is Food Insecurity.

My poster is about helping families who have little to access to food or a supermarket. My poster colors are also inspired the Hunger Action Month.

My poster is about the way racism and discrimination take part in food insecurity in Connecticut and how us a community can contribute to stopping unjust treatment.

My poster is a way to raise awareness about food deserts in Connecticut and give two organizations that do their best to help.

My poster supports the idea of provided free healthy lunches for children

This poster shows how hunger is like a puzzle with missing pieces. It explains that 1 in 8 people struggle with food insecurity and uses the image of fresh produce with missing puzzle pieces to show the problem. It also talks about hydroponics as a way to grow more food and fight hunger. The message encourages people to join LEVO and help fill the missing pieces by supporting those in need.

My poster is about hunger in Connecticut and the struggles moms face providing food for their families. It explains how high costs and low wages affect mothers and offers solutions like SNAP benefits and community food drives to help end hunger.

Hello Levo, my name is Sasha B., and this is my digital poster! This poster isn’t harshly inspired by anything, but I believe it gives off a universal vibe. It may just be my own bias, but I believe colors bring people together. Doodles and sketchy art, I feel, always pleases someone's eyes because we all started with crayons and pencils as kids. As to how this will raise awareness for Hunger and Poverty, I believe it will by its bright and welcoming feel. I designed this poster so it will be noticeable to all ages. The sticky note layout, bright colors, and food title are meant to give off a kid-ish feel, to evoke comfort and familiarity. I mostly used warm tones, with the exception of some green (to incorporate your logo’s colors), and a few other colors to bring positivity. The sticky note layout gives organization to the different topics that are being presented, but it also adds dimension and fun to the poster. The title is my personal favorite of this poster because of its unique structure. The letters are food to represent “World Hunger Awareness,” and the bite marks are to show the need for food, as it’s on each of the letters.

Its about the struggles of disabled people and how they all can't get easy access to food.

My poster shows how not everyone gets the luxury to have a meal on the table everyday or to get special treatment. Poverty is serious and should not be taken lightly, that's why I tried to encourage people to support international hunger month because it empowers communities to work together to end poverty as I stated in my poster. I also mentioned Levo and their goal as an organization and so on. Thank you!

My poster is about how food insecurity is effecting low income familes.

Focusing on Hunger Action Month, this poster highlights Community Support Agriculture (CSA) as an innovative solution to food insecurity. The poster includes concise data introductions, explaining the real-life challenges of food insecurity and showing how Levo’s CSA program can provide fresh, affordable local food to help communities get sustained healthy nutrition. Call on everyone to join in and believe in LEVO's plan.

Food insecurity for college students.

The poster “From Empty to Empowered” uses stark contrast to illustrate the reality of food insecurity and the hope offered by Levo’s solutions. On the left, a child with an empty bowl in a barren landscape represents the struggle of 1 in 8 families. On the right, a child in a greenhouse holds a full bowl, symbolizing empowerment through sustainable hydroponic systems. The poster highlights Hunger Action Month and introduces a creative action plan—including social media challenges, the “Full Bowl Challenge,” hydroponic pop-ups, and youth innovation—to mobilize communities and transform empty bowls into full ones.

My poster describes how places in Connecticut, specifically New Haven, don't have access to healthy or nutritious food and are considered food deserts. My design also explained how my solution is to partner with already existing food pantries. The food pantry I chose was Christian Community Action because they not only do food pantries, but also emergency housing, and shelters.