Create a three$-$point thesis with a claim $($what should be done$)+$ because $+$ the reasons this should be done.

$1.$ Share your revised thesis and tell us who the key stakeholders are. Whom does this issue affect that we do not often hear from? What aspects of the argument do you expect most stakeholders to agree about? Identify three search terms you could use to find evidence that helps to illustrate the common ground between stakeholders. Hint: The learning activity$$Choosing & Using Keywords$$can help you determine what search terms to use as you seek out common ground sources.

$2.$ Using the search terms you created, find one source in the Purdue Global Library that helps to illustrate the problem and establish common ground with stakeholders. Identify one main idea from the source you want to use and why you selected that source.

$3.$ Ask an open$-$ended question to classmates based on what help you need, either finding common ground or doing the background research on your topic.

$4.$ Finally, wrap up your post by sharing the author$$s name, the title of the source, and the link to the source.

Identifying a Main Idea: Once you find a relevant source, identify a main idea that highlights the impact of food insecurity on a specific community or demographic. This could be about how food insecurity affects children's education, health outcomes, or economic stability.

Why Select This Source: Choose a source that provides comprehensive data or case studies that can help establish common ground with stakeholders by illustrating the real$-$world implications of food insecurity. This will be useful in discussions or proposals aimed at addressing the issue collaboratively.

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Revised Thesis: "Economic solutions to address food insecurity in our community involve prioritizing more awareness and funds for local food pantries, ensuring that these organizations have the resources necessary to assist vulnerable populations and improve society$$s health and well$-$being."

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