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The UNESCO Kathmandu Office has officially announced the winners of its open poster competition, ‘Climate Change and Intangible Cultural Heritage of Nepal’s Mountains.’ The initiative, which targeted youth creators aged 18–40, sought …

A quiet transformation is taking place in classrooms worldwide, where climate change is no longer confined to textbooks but brought to life through everyday learning. From Brazil to Cambodia, Indonesia and …

Teachers across the country may now apply for a new national edition of the Global Teacher Prize Chile, an award internationally known as the “Nobel Prize for Teaching”. The prize …

With an agenda focused on identity, culture, rights, participation and social justice, Afro-descendant youth from Latin America and the Caribbean gathered in Colón, Panama, to share experiences, identify common challenges …

On 4 March 2026, UNESCO and the International Task Force on Teachers for Education 2030 (Teacher Task Force) brought together educators, policymakers and partners to address a pressing question: how …

As one of the three selected pilot schools, St Nicholas welcomed the opportunity with gratitude, but for many students the event was a chance to be seen as innovators, creators …

Why this webinar mattered The Wider Caribbean encompasses both tropical and sub-tropical ecosystems, from coral reefs to mangrove forests and seagrass beds, each supporting rich and distinctive biodiversity. Protecting these …

Food is far more than nourishment. It carries memory, identity, and emotion. Through flavors, techniques, and shared meals, culinary traditions connect generations, carrying stories of place, community, and creativity.  Launched …

From 27 April to 2 May, the Community Radio Preparedness, Response and Field Simulation Workshop brought together media professionals, students, emergency communication specialists and community members in Jamaica to strengthen the role …

Within the framework of the Agustine Project: Support for Violence Prevention in El Salvador, the Director of the UNESCO Regional Office for Central America, Mexico, and Colombia, Mr. Alexander Leicht, …