Formal Report Outline for Increasing Access and Awareness to the AMS Food Bank for UBC Students
I. INTRODUCTION
- Definition of food security/insecurity and food accessibility resources
- Background on the AMS Food Bank and food insecurity among students at UBC
- Description on the challenges and barriers for access and awareness to the food bank
- Purpose of this report
- Brief description of data sources
- Scope of this inquiry
II. DATA SECTION
- Analysis of collected data
- Anonymous surveys of UBC students
- Summary of secondary research
- Barriers for access and awareness of the AMS Food Bank among students
- Current stigma surrounding accessing food accessibility resources
- Limited funding opportunities
- Low engagement among students with being involved with food security initiatives
- Proposed solution and feasibility discussion
- Feasibility of increasing funding for the AMS Food Bank
- Potential benefits of increased promotion of the AMS Food Bank
- Challenging the stigma of accessing food security resources
- Increase engagement and involvement with food bank initiatives
III. CONCLUSION
- Summary and overall interpretation of findings
- Recommendations for improving access and awareness for the AMS FoodBank
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