Food Insecurity in Canada, by racial/cultural identity and Indigenous status (English/French)

Prevalence of household food insecurity in Canada, by racial/cultural identity and Indigenous status
graph from Proof: Food Insecurity Policy Research at the University of Toronto; slow reveal by Jenna Laib

(Slide deck includes notes and questions to elicit discourse)

Prévalence de l’insécurité alimentaire des ménages en fonction de l’identité raciale/culturelle et du statut autochtone (Canada) – en Français (par Jenna Laib et Farid Laib)
L’activité comprend des notes et des questions pour provoquer le discours

Type of Graph: horizontal bar graph

Source: Proof: Food Insecurity Policy Research at the University of Toronto. “Household Food Insecurity in Canada”

Paired Texted/Resources:

• Video: How to Tackle Food Insecurity in Canada Proof/Whiteboard Video, also available on YouTube; May 12, 2021
• Li, Tim. “When it comes to tackling food insecurity, tackling anti-Black racism is an important part of the puzzle.” Proof: October 26, 2021. (This is also available as a podcast.)

Potential Math Content: bar graph, percentages, estimating values

Potential Content Connections: Canada 🇨🇦 , food insecurity, race, Indigenous status, *social justice