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SDG #3 - Global Health and Well Being
Nan Su Wai Zin Htet Aung (Su), Maggie Sablich, and Tavisha Anand

Focus: Women's Menstrual Health Issues
- lobby to get rid of "pink tax" and subsidize products
- make products available at all public restrooms, schools, hospitals to everyone
- create training program for women

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SDG #3 - Global Health and Well Being
Nan Su Wai Zin Htet Aung (Su), Maggie Sablich, and Tavisha Anand

Focus: Women's Menstrual Health Issues
- lobby to get rid of "pink tax" and subsidize products
- make products available at all public restrooms, schools, hospitals to everyone
- create training program for women

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Mae La refugee camp, Tha Song Yang District, Tak

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Mae La refugee camp, Tha Song Yang District, Tak, Thailand

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Mae La refugee camp, Tha Song Yang District, Tak, Thailand

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SDG #4: Quality Education
Laurie Illescas (Woodhaven, NY) & Nan Pin Pin ( Mae Le camp, Thailand)

Solutions:
1. Community center for engaged learning
2. Sustainable for circulating new/used school materials
3. Empower first generation families

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Abeer al saeed
Vasliki lazaridis

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Goal 16 promotes peace and justice, and accountable and inclusive institutions. Targets include reducing violence, especially against children, reducing corruption and bribery, increasing transparency of institutions and access to justice.

SDG in Our Communities
sectarian
Environment incapable for living
Teenagers drug addiction
Racism
Crime (homicides, human trafficking)
Cybercrime

Some solutions to help this SDG:
For reducing sectarian we should create mobile application for people volunteering people to choose people whom are creative not powerful.
For children try to do them summer activities ( camping, recycling, drawing in walls) to make their life inside their environment.
Do monthly blood test for teenagers and awareness for drugs addiction.

Transparency of Government
Improving the transparency of government is necessary to uphold justice and peace to reduce bribery and corruption.  Two-thirds of countries face corruption in the public sector, and corruption is a direct cause of inequality.

Creating Safer Communities
Violence is one of the leading causes of death globally for people aged 15 to 44. Developing safe communities is essential to bettering education, gender equality, well-being and reducing poverty.

Freedom of Expression & Opposition
There is a consecutive decline in global freedom across political right and civil liberties. Countries that lack this freedom are the main reason as to why journalists are being killed and or persecuted for their works.

Technology & Security Updates
Cybercrime and economic espionage is estimated to cost the world more than $445 billion every year, equal to 1% global income. With updates to technology and security, the world can protect itself from theft like this and save money while protecting its citizens private information.

Most Impactful Solutions
Create safer communities
A safe community is key to promoting freedom of expression, ending racism, a cleaner environment, and teenage safety. If people feel safe, then they are more comfortable with their thoughts, opinions, and actions and will do more to end the problems they or their communities are experiencing.

Transparency of government
Excessive secrecy can undermine the quality of public decision-making and prevent citizens from checking the abuses of public power. This can have a negative effect on all aspects of society and the government. Transparency helps society hold government to account, promote good governance, improve public policy, and most importantly combat corruption.

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SDG #2:  Zero Hunger
Nicoletta Sakellaridis
Lewis Momanyi

Potential Solutions: An informed public, donations, and using your voice.

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SDG #2:  Zero Hunger
Nicoletta Sakellaridis
Lewis Momanyi

Potential Solutions: An informed public, donations, and using your voice.

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SDG # 12, RESPONSIBLE CONSUMPTION AND PRODUCTION

Katie Fox & Oduor Kevin

Solution

Develop educational programs to combat the lack of awareness and shift the perspective surrounding food waste

Create programs/apps that allow you to buy food that would normally be thrown away but is perfectly fine to eat at a discounted price

Low-tech innovations.

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SDG #12: Responsible Consumption and Production
Oduor Kevin and Katie Fox
- Develop educational programs about food waste
- Create programs that allow you to purchase edible food that would be thrown away for a discounted price
- Continue low-tech innovations

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SDG #11: Sustainable Cities- Kaitlyn Bailis, Jaeri Kim, Naw April Wah
-Water purification systems
-Regulation and management on Slash & Burn practices
-Traffic congestion: Incentives for public transportation

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SDG #11: Sustainable Cities -Kaitlyn Bailis, Jaeri Kim, Naw April Wah
-Grassroots organization to help combat homelessness
-Education on city cleanliness
-Improving public transportation

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SDG #5 - Gender Equality
Alessandra Ciuffo & Salim Mapanda

Solutions:
-Mentor program
-Artificial intelligence to determine appropriate pay
-Launch a marketing campaign

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SDG #5 - Gender Equality
Alessandra Ciuffo & Salim Mapanda

Solutions:
-Community-led campaigns
-Provide training to young women that are vulnerable
-Income stimulating activities