1. Building Global Partnerships Based on Right Relations Session #1 Global Literacy Project

2. Becoming Partners from a standpoint of privilege All photographs ©Peter Menzel Used with permission from the books Hungry Planet: What the World Eats, by Peter Menzel and Faith D'Aluisio, and Material World: A Global Family Portrait, by Peter Menzel

3. What do you own? Who lives in your house? Where do you live? If you had to stack up all your possessions outside your home, what would it look like?

4. USA California

5. Japan

6. Cuba

7. Iceland

8. South Africa

9. Samoa

10. Bhutan

11. Mongolia

12. What do you eat in a week and how much does it cost? USA North Carolina Food expenditure for one week for 4 people: $341.98 USD

13. Australia Food expenditure for one week for 4 people: $303.75 USD

14. Beijing China Food expenditure for one week for 6 people: $57.27 USD

15. Chad Food expenditure for one week for 9 people: $18.33 USD

16. Bhutan Food Expenditure for one week for 11 people: $5.03 USD

17. Darfur Sudan Refugee Camp Food expenditure for one week for 5 people: $1.23 USD

18. Barriers to Partnership Material Wealth/Employment Opportunities Country we live in Class/Race/Religion

19. Partnership Challenge Given disparities of wealth and power, how can we create global partnerships based on right relations?

20. Check out these books with more photographs from Peter Menzel: Hungry Planet: What the World Eats Material World: A Global Family Portrait Women in the Material World