“Pensemos Chile” (Let’s think about Chile) promotes citizen participation of communities with access barriers, such as people with disabilities and women. This is oriented to promote participation in different sectors of society, both public and private, as well as incorporation in electoral processes. This highlights the importance of creating a more diverse and equal country.
Allies include Women Code Mérida, Raise Up NGO, Women D’or, and Giulemy Project.
This workshop, titled “Knowing my rights and the importance of communities,” will occur with the participation of feminist sociologist Micaela Giesecke. Topics of discussion include girls rights, a focus on the importance of recognizing different systems of oppression, as well as a look at the privileges that individuals may hold and how these privileges can make other struggles visible.
A webinar will be conducted explaining the SDGs, Agenda 2030, the My World 2030 Survey, and the relationship of the Earth Charter to the SDGs.
This activity will be carried out through Teams with the students of the Professional School Isabel Herrera Obaldía, in which the antecedents of the objectives of sustainable development, SDG 12, Production and Responsible Consumption, and the Earth Charter will be discussed.
There will be a workshop on the dynamics of the SDGs, as well as a conversation with Professor Teresa Argüelles.
The objective of this event is to achieve maximum dissemination and awareness of the UN 75 One Minute Survey. The activity will be broadcast on September 23rd through social media.
Allies include the Isabel Herrera Obaldia Professional School of the Republic of Panama and Professor Teresa Argüelles.
The objective of this event is to achieve participation in the simultaneous vote of the My World 2030 survey. On September 21, the video of the My World 2030 survey will be published.
The UN75 Survey will be broadcast and youth will be encouraged to carry out a simultaneous vote.
Allies include Impulse Group and Youth for Comprehensive Health.
A dialogue with all of the members of the national network of diverse youth is planned to strengthen knowledge on issues of Agenda 2030. The session will be recorded and uploaded on the YouTube channel for the National Network of Diverse Youth.
Allies include Youth for Comprehensive Health and Impulse Group.
There will be a conversation on September 21st in which panelists will address issues surrounding SDGs, delving into the characteristics of each one.
The SDGs chosen are SDG 3, Ensuring Healthy Living and Promoting Wellness for All Ages, SDG 4, Ensuring inclusive, equitable, quality education and promoting lifelong learning opportunities for all, SDG 5, Achieve gender equality and empower all women and girls, SDG 10, Reducing Inequality in and Between Countries, SDG 12, Ensuring sustainable consumption and production patterns, SDG 15, Protecting, restoring and promoting the sustainable use of terrestrial ecosystems, implementing sustainable forest management, combating desertification, halting and reversing land degradation and halting the loss of biodiversity, SDG 16, promoting peaceful and inclusive societies for sustainable development, facilitating access to justice for all and building effective, accountable and inclusive institutions at all levels, and SDG 17, strengthening the means of implementation and revitalizing the global partnership for sustainable development.
A didactic workshop will be held where information will be shared on the subject of sexual education, also mentioning the importance of SDG 3, health and well-being, SDG 4, quality education, SDG 5, gender equality, and SDG 10, reduction of inequalities.
This lecture series will be held as part of the commemoration of the 75th General Assembly of the United Nations. Through six conferences, attendees will have the opportunity to learn about the SDGs and how they can contribute to their fulfillment.
An informative video will be made for the activity “Community 2030,” and will include a call for young volunteers to discuss the kind of world they envision for their future.
Allies include UNICEF Bolivia.
Climate Week NYC, taking place September 20-26, returns for 2021 with a focus on fulfilling and increasing commitments made by businesses, governments, and organizations. It is the time and place where the world gathers to showcase leading climate action and discuss how to do more, fast.
The second annual Uniting Business LIVE connects the high-level multi stakeholder dialogues of the Private Sector Forum, the grounded local knowledge sharing and implementation strategies in the Global Impact Forum, and partnership and leadership examples of the SDG Business Forum, into one inclusive, impactful and innovative all access global event.
SAVE THE DATE for October 4-6, 2021 for this year’s Nature for Life Hub. The event will have ten sessions that explain how we can – and must – transform our relationship with nature to achieve the Global Goals as well as host major launches, announcements, and calls to action from global leaders in politics, business, and indigenous rights.
Share the event on social media with #NatureForLife.
Global Goals World Cup (GGWCUP) is coming to Saudi Arabia for the first time in partnership with the Saudi Sports for All Federation (SFA). They are changemakers in their way of recognizing the value of sports for the SDGs and access to sports for women.
The SFA is the main player for developing community sports and is mandated with achieving a target of raising physical activity levels to 40% by 2030.
The 30 teams play for SDG 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 9, 10, 11, 13, 14, 15 and Goal 17.
The Global Blockchain Business Council (GBBC), the leading industry association for the blockchain technology ecosystem, will host its 4th annual Blockchain Central UNGA, convening leaders in technology, government, academia, and policy for a variety of programming and networking focused on the role of technology and community in accelerating progress toward the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
The Future of Education is a conversation about HOW to create the best system for the children of the future. Our panelists include Dr. Joshua Aronson, Dr. Debra Mashek, and Dr. Daniel Willingham. Topics will include: eliminating achievement gaps in the educational system; helping higher education leaders cultivate collaboration among diverse stakeholders to accomplish ambitious goals; cognitive psychology and neuroscience to K–12 education; trust in schools; student well-being; and more.
The 2021 SDGs Report shows the deep impact the pandemic has had on the gains made towards the SDGs. At the same time, with the COP26 climate summit imminent, it is clear we need to put people at the centre of our strategies to tackle climate change. To coincide with UNGA, join us to explore the role business can and must play in partnership to ensure we accelerate progress towards the equitable and resilient future envisioned in the SDGs. Register for FREE with promo code GGWSDGS21.
JCI RISE Day is a full day dedicated to highlighting the work that has been done under JCI’s COVID response initiative, JCI RISE (Rebuild, Invest, Sustain, Evolve), and the SDGs that it addresses.
This day will feature mass promotion of the success of JCI RISE and encourage JCI members to continue the initiative to further the SDGs & continue our multi-lateral COVID response approach. In addition, we will have a full day of fun, interactive social media activities to promote engagement.
