What does being a global citizen mean to you? In one or two paragraphs, describe how global citizens work together to effect change in the world, then explain one thing you could do as a global citizen to
make the world a better place.

A global citizen is someone who is aware of their place in the world as a whole not just your country. A local citizen may clean a park to make their area better but a global citizen may support legislation to fight global warming.

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Being a global citizen means someone who tries to make the world a better place, not just their country. They are aware of other countries, not just their country. By working together, they can encourage people to reduce food waste, increase food production, and encourage people to switch to diets that rely on more locally grown foods to help end world hunger. Another way of working together to change the world would be promoting equality by encouraging countries to promote education, especially for women and minorities; make laws that discourage discrimination, and ensure that everyone has equal access to job opportunities and social services. Global citizens can also change the world by encouraging more people to recycle and finding clean energy sources. For all of these, global citizens must work together for their voices to be heard. The more working together, the more people are likely to hear them and be encouraged to help the world. As a global citizen I could help end world hunger by not wasting food and eating more locally grown food. I could also donate food to the people who don’t have any to ensure that they are fed. Being a global citizen means being able to help the world whether it means helping end world hunger or promoting equality or saving the planet.  

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