Climate & Environment
Migration & Conflict
Education
Power & Justice
Health & Well-Being
100

Name one effect of climate change on coastal cities.

Rising sea levels/flooding.

100

What is a refugee?

A person forced to leave their country due to war, violence, or persecution.

100

Why is access to education considered a human right?

It allows everyone to reach their potential and improves society.

100

What does “justice” mean in a democracy?

Fair treatment and equal rights under the law.

100

What is one basic need that affects health worldwide?

Clean Water.


200

What major river in DC often floods after heavy rain?

The Anacostia River.

200

What U.S. government agency manages refugees and asylum seekers?

Department of Homeland Security

200

What is the high school graduation rate in DC compared to the national average (higher/lower)?

Lower.
200

What is the local government body that makes laws for DC?

DC City Council.


200

What was the major global pandemic that began in 2020?

COVID-19


300

Which international agreement aims to limit global warming below 2°C?

The Paris Agreement.

300

Name one global conflict causing migration today.

Ukraine war, Syrian civil war, Sudan conflict, etc.

300

In many parts of the world, what is the main barrier preventing girls from attending school?

Gender inequality (early marriage, poverty, cultural barriers).

300

Name one global movement that inspired protests in DC.

Black Lives Matter.


300

Which neighborhood in DC has some of the highest rates of health challenges like asthma and diabetes?

Ward 7 & 8.

400

How could climate change in Central America affect migration to the U.S.?

Crop failures and natural disasters push people to migrate.

400

: Which DC neighborhood is home to many immigrant and refugee communities, such as Ethiopian and Salvadoran?

Columbia Heights

400

Name 2 International Organizations.

United Nations, World Bank, IMF, NATO, Etc.

400

In many countries, what limits young people’s ability to participate in government?

Age restrictions, lack of voting rights, suppression of free speech.

400

What international organization responds to global health emergencies?

World Health Organization (WHO).

500

What DC neighborhood near the Anacostia River is especially vulnerable to climate impacts like flooding?

Ward 7 & 8.

500

How does hosting refugees in DC connect to global human rights principles?

Commitment to protecting the right to seek asylum. 

500

How does unequal access to education in DC mirror global inequalities?

Disparities in school funding, resources, and opportunities between neighborhoods reflect global gaps.

500

The Black Lives Matter Plaza in DC became internationally known in 2020. What does it symbolize globally?

The fight for racial justice and human rights across nations.

500

How are mental health issues like depression both a local DC and a global challenge?

Both locally and globally, youth face stress, stigma, and limited access to resources.