Watch SDG 2 Zero Hunger films and share your action. Send your film to Share@SDG.VISION via WeTransfer to inspire food justice and change.

SDG 2 — Zero Hunger

Hunger is never just about food. It’s about access, affordability, dignity, health, local resilience, and the systems that decide who eats well and who goes without. This SDG 2: Zero Hunger page on SDG.VISION shares films and stories of real people taking practical action — from emergency food support to long-term solutions like community growing, fair supply chains, school food programmes, and sustainable farming.

If you’re doing something that helps people eat well — or helps a community produce and share food more fairly — your story belongs here.

What you’ll find on this SDG 2 page

• Short films showing food support with dignity (not stigma)

• Youth-led food actions from schools, colleges, and clubs

• Community initiatives tackling food insecurity and nutrition

• Projects strengthening local food systems and sustainable growing

• Stories connecting food to health, livelihoods, climate, and equality

Share your SDG 2: Zero Hunger film on SDG.VISION

We welcome films about any action that reduces hunger, improves nutrition, or strengthens local food security — whether it’s a neighbourhood effort, a school project, a farm innovation, a charity programme, or a business improving access.

What you can submit

• Youth Action films:

  • Under 1 minute (ideal for social media)

  • Up to 3 minutes (a fuller story)

• Longer films are welcome too — we’ll feature them on SDG.VISION and link them clearly to SDG 2 content.

Topics we love (SDG 2)

• Food banks, community fridges, mutual aid food support

• School meals, breakfast clubs, holiday hunger programmes

• Community gardens, allotments, urban growing, edible landscapes

• Food co-ops, affordable fresh produce, “pay what you can” models

• Nutrition education, cooking skills, culturally appropriate food

• Sustainable farming, regenerative agriculture, soil health

• Reducing food waste (redistribution, gleaning, surplus kitchens)

• Fair supply chains and decent livelihoods for food producers

• Resilience planning: local food networks during crises

How to send your film

1. Upload your film via WeTransfer

2. Send it to: Share@SDG.VISION

3. Include (if you can): film title, your name/organisation, location, and a 1–2 sentence summary of the action and impact.

We may also invite you to a podcast conversation with Pierre (SDG.VISION Director) to explore your work in more depth and help others learn from it.

Why share your Zero Hunger story?

Because solutions spread faster when people can see them. A short film can:

• inspire someone to start a similar project

• attract volunteers, donors, partners, or local support

• help decision-makers understand what actually works

• celebrate communities taking action with dignity and care

Quick call-to-action (use as an on-page advert)

Got an SDG 2: Zero Hunger action story?
Send your film to Share@SDG.VISION via WeTransfer and help grow practical, people-powered solutions for food security and good nutrition.

🎥 Share Your Story on SDG.VISION

Inspired by this film? We’d love to showcase your action for the SDGs. Send us your short film, story, or project to Share@SDG.VISION and join a growing global network turning ideas into change. 🌍✨.