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Published ahead of World Press Freedom Day 2026, and as part of the UN Women ACT to End Violence Against Women programme, funded by the European Union, Tipping Point: Online Violence Impacts, …

Building on UNESCO’s Global Youth Hackathon, this programme was launched on 24 April 2026 at Jinxiu Primary School in Pudong, Shanghai.  The event gathered young people aged from 7 to 18 …

Designed as a “network of networks”, the MIL Alliance led by UNESCO — a global community of organizations and experts promoting media and information literacy — connects stakeholders from around the world …

The campaign’s core message emphasized that free and fact-based information strengthened democratic accountability, expanded public dialogue and supported human rights. The campaign aligned closely with findings from UNESCO’s World Trends in Freedom of Expression and …

IdeasLAB Think Piece | By Leonora Dowley and Laura Savage, International Education Funders Group (IEFG)  Ask any philanthropic actor invested in improving education outcomes worldwide about the biggest hurdles to achieving SDG4, and …

The event was officially opened by H.E. Mr Takehiro Kano, Ambassador and Permanent Delegate of Japan to UNESCO and Chair of the International Programme for the Development of Communication (IPDC); …

UNESCO took part in the special session of the 7th Meeting of the Social Communication Council of the National Congress, held at the Federal Senate in Brasília. The event marked …

Under the theme “Remember – Protect – Build Disaster Resilience”, the observance brought together government, UN agencies, partners, scientists, schools, media, and communities around a clear message: while earthquakes cannot be …

At a moment marked by both urgency and opportunity, the UNESCO International Institute for Higher Education in Latin America and the Caribbean (UNESCO IESALC) launched the first “Higher education global trends report: Towards inclusive, equitable and quality higher education in an internationally mobile landscape”. Beyond presenting a major global study, the event opened a timely dialogue on the future of higher education as …

More than 30 representatives of governments, international organizations, development banks, teachers, students and civil society took part in the meeting of the Regional Steering Committee for Education in Latin America and …