Mexico’s biodiversity is being threatened by pollution, climate change, and the destruction of habitat for endangered species such as sea turtles, who nest on the beaches of the Gulf of Mexico.
This Facebook Live event will discuss how climate change affects endangered species. Specifically, it will cover Gulf of Mexico sea turtles, ocean and beach pollution, and our actions to preserve the ecological balance.
Alliances are vital for a sustainable future. Nothing can be achieved without a #SustainableAlliance at all levels and the understanding that all crises and ways to prevent them are comprehensively addressed by the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and the SDGs.
This Facebook Live event will discuss the importance of youth who are full of ideas and have been practicing leadership, two key elements needed to achieve the 2030 Agenda.
#RecoverInEquality seeks to build spaces through a gender perspective in which women, adolescents and girls are the main catalysts and participants in decision-making processes at all levels.
This Facebook Live dialogue will address how sorority is experienced through following topics: the concept of sorority, romanticized sorority, sorority in the public sphere, and sorority for personal growth.
MY World México invites you to participate in our SDG Festival on September 22 and 23! This forum will call for action in favor of the 2030 Agenda and Sustainable Development Goals. It will be a mobilization platform in which young volunteers, social actors, and the interested public can come together to share knowledge and experiences and to take action to spread the word about the SDGs throughout Mexico.
The G17 Sri Lanka Ambassadors of Moratuwa University will conduct an SDG booth to create awareness and compel people to pledge solidarity for a sustainable future. Stunt boards will be used to #FlipTheScript from negativity to a positivity, demonstrating that positive change is possible!
The G17 Sri Lanka Ambassadors of Sri Jayaewardenepura University will conduct an SDG booth to create awareness and compel people to pledge solidarity for a sustainable future. Stunt boards will be used to #FlipTheScript from negativity to a positivity, demonstrating that positive change is possible!
Voices in Miami is a Social Impact Movement podcast created in 2021 by two Miami change makers, Josie and Olivia, as a celebration of the anniversary of the SDGs. This year, we join Global Goals Week from our hosts’ college campus. By interviewing students while they walk into their classrooms, Josie and Olivia will look for answers to the question: What do you think is the biggest problem in the world today?
Join the fast-growing movement of young change-makers writing content and sharing articles about the Sustainable Development Goals. From your classroom, dorm, library, or just from home, choose your theme and start writing today!
SDGtalks.ai articles published during Global Goals Week will be highlighted on the Social Impact Movement website.
The G17 Sri Lanka Ambassadors of the University of Colombo will conduct an SDG booth to create awareness and compel people to pledge solidarity for a sustainable future. Stunt boards will be used to #FlipTheScript from negativity to a positivity, demonstrating that positive change is possible!
The G17 Sri Lanka Ambassadors of Uva Wellassa University will conduct an SDG booth to create awareness and connect people to create awareness and compel people to pledge solidarity for a sustainable future. Stunt boards will be used to #FlipTheScript from negativity to a positivity, demonstrating that positive change is possible!
The G17 Sri Lanka Ambassadors of Wayamba University will conduct an SDG booth to create awareness and compel people to pledge solidarity for a sustainable future. Stunt boards will be used to #FlipTheScript from negativity to a positivity, demonstrating that positive change is possible!
Youth4Climate: Powering Action, a global initiative co-led by the Government of Italy and the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and co-shaped with youth and other strategic partners, will convene a flagship global event on 20 September 2022 in New York, on the margins of the 77th session of the United Nations General Assembly.
Support the Goals is an initiative to reward businesses for supporting the UN Sustainable Development Goals.
Join Support the Goals for free!
Your business will be awarded an SDG Rating to measure your contributions to the Global Goals. With this, you’ll understand how your actions advance the goals, and follow a roadmap of your next steps. You’ll also access to a growing library of resources, plus tools to help communicate your support and a programme to educate and involve your suppliers.
Ideas in Motion is a fast-paced “speed-gifting” process to move something along from idea to action or challenge to opportunity.
For this session, we will be gifting for Cara Boccieri, founder of Akamae, an ethical fashion brand that connects creatives and refugee artisans. Then the audience will be broken up into small groups for rapid ideation. Participants will use who they are, what they know, who they know, and the resources they have at hand to provide their “gifts” (insights, ideas, connections) to Cara.
Building on our successful digital roundtable series in 2021, the Executive Series is hosted in-person at The Hub Live at Climate Week NYC.
In partnership with PwC, this year’s series invites senior business and policy executives to connect and collaborate to get it done. A series of closed-door, invite only strategic roundtables hosted under the Chatham House rule for senior executives to be frank and honest about the challenges they face, to pull together for bolder climate leadership, and to find shared solutions to common challenges.
We’re gathering over 1,000 international decision makers and leaders from business, policy and civil society to drive climate action, fast. Taking place in New York City across two days, this year’s The Hub Live is in person, under one roof.
Across the two days you’re invited to join a variety of networking and interactive sessions; from open discussions and debates to closed door roundtables, collaborative workshops and networking receptions.
We’re inviting senior leaders from business, government and civil society to gather in-person for an evening at a high level venue, to celebrate climate action and debate how to deliver the next steps. We believe our network is greater than the sum of its parts and that only by coming together can we accelerate the transition to a green economy at the speed required.
The Reception is attended by an invited audience of leaders from business, government, and the climate sector. Places are limited and subject to approval. There is no fee for approved attendees.
The Under2 Coalition General Assembly is the annual meeting of our member states and regions. It brings us together to share knowledge and first-hand experience of climate action and to challenge the international community to up its ambition and play its part.
This year we look forward to hearing from our five co-chairs for 2022-2024 as well as governors, premiers and first ministers from across our global membership. We look at what it means to ‘get it done’ as a state or regional government and how our networks can build reach and impact as we work towards a net zero world.
The Opening Ceremony launches Climate Week NYC each year. This is a chance for heads of state, government officials, CEOs and civil society leaders, to share their global outlook on climate change and action.
This year, we’re back in person in New York, and we’re putting climate in context of today’s world. We’ll explore the connected challenges of global security and climate. We’ll ask what’s stopping us from getting it done and how we create a more equitable economy.
This side event, hosted by the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development Data, will launch the Data Values Campaign, a global campaign centered around a manifesto for change that sparks dialogue, builds a movement, and catalyzes action to unlock a fairer data future for all. The campaign will be a movement that brings together diverse and often underrepresented perspectives, stories, and expertise on issues around data and power. The event will frame the need to critically examine the ways that power is distributed in the production, sharing, and use of data, and in how data use and governance can challenge or exacerbate existing power imbalances.
