In our ever growing fast paced world, connection between cultures has gained importance within our world, especially amongst children. Cross cultural exposure has been proven to help kids become more empathetic and socially aware as they grow. However, barriers such as travel costs and growing debates about critical race theory have made this essential teaching more difficult by the day.

1) Children learn things faster through interactive and sensory invoking elements compared to traditional ways of learning.

2) Many parents have the desire to make their children more socially aware and inclusive but can't figure out the right way to do it.

3) Food is a great way for many people of different cultures to express individuality and connect with each other.

Create a line of international lunches for kids that offer an interactive and educational experience.

During the design process, a notable challenge emerged: children aged 7-10 often displayed discerning eating habits. To address this, I devised a creative solution. By assigning a whimsical child ambassador to each lunch variation, the strategy was able to foster a relatable connection between the meals and the young diners. This approach not only enhanced the visual appeal of the lunches but also facilitated engagement for both parents and their children, making the concept of international cuisine more enticing and enjoyable.