Calling Caribbean women and girls: UNESCO wants to hear about your experiences with Artificial Intelligence (AI) and online safety.

Celebrating 80 years of the United Nations through 30 stories of resilience, innovation, and hope from across Thailand, of people and communities working with the UN to build a better future.

Deadline on: 19-Oct-2025 16:30 (GMT 2.00)

Deadline on: 19-Oct-2025 16:30 (GMT 2.00)

In 2025, the United Nations marks its 80th anniversary. UN Day, observed annually on 24 October, commemorates the entry into force of the UN Charter in 1945 - establishing the UN as a global platform for peace, cooperation, and human rights. To celebrate this milestone, the UN in Mongolia, in partnership with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, will host UN Week from 20 - 24 October, featuring events that reflect on eight decades of global progress and inspire future commitment.

The WPHF launched its 6th round Call for Proposals in Lebanon to support projects focusing on humanitarian and crisis response, the protection of women and girls, and peacebuilding and recovery, as well as supporting local women and young women's rights organizations through institutional funding.

A dynamic and interactive session where youth voices take the lead.

Marking the 30th anniversary of the World Programme of Action for Youth, the United Nations in the State of Kuwait is hosting Youth Leadership Roundtables worldwide. Centered around " Accelerating Global and National Progress through intergenerational collaboration. The discussion aims to drive the SDGs progress based on Youth insights, priorities and recommendations.

This year, the UN turns 80 — eight decades of advancing peace, dignity and equality for all on a healthy planet. From feeding the hungry and vaccinating children to protecting human rights and responding to crises, the UN works every day to save lives and support communities around the world.

Art has long been a universal language that transcends boundaries, cultures, and generations. In alignment with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), the SDGs through Arts initiative uses creative expression as a transformative tool to foster awareness, inspire dialogue, and mobilize communities toward meaningful action.
Kuwait, with its rich cultural heritage and dynamic creative community, offers fertile ground for exploring the intersection of art and sustainable development. This panel discussion will bring together key stakeholders from cultural institutions, diplomatic missions, UNESCO, and the artistic community to exchange ideas, share experiences, and inspire collaborative action.