Support UN Relief to Natural Disaster Victims in Indonesia

By Chandler Green on October 3, 2018

*Note from the Editor: this post was last updated October 5 The powerful earthquake and tsunami that struck the Indonesian …

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Key Themes from This Year’s UN General Assembly

By Kaysie Brown on October 3, 2018

While President Trump’s “America First” message dominated headlines at this year’s United Nations General Assembly, a different message echoed across …

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A 101 on the UN Action for Peacekeeping Initiative

By Kathryn Kross on September 26, 2018

Of the many challenging operations the United Nations undertakes across the world, peacekeeping missions are arguably the most complex. They …

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Meet 10 Solution Makers Turning Local Action Into Global Ambition

By MJ Altman on September 25, 2018

More than 1,000 people from 134 countries applied to pitch their innovative ideas at the third-annual United Nations Solutions Summit, …

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First Person: When The National Opioid Crisis Hits Home – And How the UN Is Helping

By Anna Mahalak on September 22, 2018

For me, the opioid crisis is more than a national headline. I come from a small town in Monroe, Michigan …

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What’s at Stake at the UN Tuberculosis Meeting: A Q and A with the UN Special Envoy

By Kate Dodson on September 21, 2018

Ahead of the United Nations High-Level Meeting on Tuberculosis (TB) on September 26 during the UN General Assembly, we sat …

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New Brookings Report on SDGs: The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly

By MJ Altman on September 21, 2018

What’s really at stake if we don’t meet the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) by the deadline of 2030? And who …

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7 Issues To Watch At This Year’s UN General Assembly

By Susan Myers on September 20, 2018

World leaders are gathering in New York for the high-level week of the 73rd UN General Assembly (UNGA) — an …

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7 Top Solutions We Heard About at the Global Climate Action Summit

By Chandler Green and MJ Altman on September 13, 2018

From the CEO of Starbucks to the Prime Minister of Barbados, the Global Climate Action Summit saw leaders from all sectors stepping …

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Why I Won’t Apologize for Using the Word ‘Multilateralism’

By Elizabeth Cousens on August 24, 2018

This week, I had the opportunity to address the UN’s largest gathering of civil society groups from around the world …

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