Title: “All three statements are true at the same time”. A venn diagram of three intersecting circles: “The world is awful”, “The world is much better”, and “The world can be much better”.

Title: “The world is awful”. Text: “Globally, 4.2% of all children die before they are 15 years old. This means over 15,000 children die on an average day.” A large stack of red bricks is shown, with the caption, “Each rectangle represents the deaths of 11 children. That’s the number of children who die every minute.”

Title: “The world is much better”. A bar graph shows a tall bar labeled “In the past, around 50% of all children died”, and a much shorter bar labeled “Today, 4.2% of all children die.”

Title: “The world can be much better”. A bar graph shows a tall bar with the caption “Worldwide, 4.2% of all children die.” and a much shorter bar captioned “In the European Union, 0.5% of all children die.” Text reads: “We know that it’s possible to make the world a better place.”