The World Food Prize Foundation will host its annual Iowa Hunger Summit on July 30 at the Norman E. Borlaug Hall of Laureates. The free event, centered on the theme “From the Ground Up,” aims to symbolize how lasting change requires a lifelong commitment to nutrition, from infancy to older adulthood, according to a news release. The foundation is seeking applications for breakout session presentation ideas from those who are part of hunger-fighting organizations or have a history of work in improving nutritious food security. For more information or to apply by April 15, click here. “The Iowa Hunger Summit is a chance for Iowans from all walks of life to come together, engage, collaborate and tackle the challenges of food and nutrition security in our state,” Mashal Husain, president of the World Food Prize Foundation, said in a prepared statement. “The Foundation has a global impact, but our roots are in Iowa and we need to ensure our home state is food secure.”