Register for this virtual event on Sunday, September 18, at 10:30 AM EDT for a panel discussion on the Global Fund’s central role in challenging operating environments.
This unique roundtable event in the build up to Transforming Education Summit will be led by the Directors of three outstanding child-centred national NGOs – operating in countries facing three of the world’s most dramatic out of school children crises, underpinned by conflict, politics and poverty.
Join us for a conversation on opportunities to advance equality through innovative education reforms with Nadiem Anwar Makarim, Minister of Education, Indonesia.
Bringing together partners, donors, and thought leaders, we’ll reflect on DataKind’s first decade using data science and AI to advance the global social sector, as well as explore what the future can bring.
Join us for this insightful discussion with sustainability representatives from three schools that have taken different steps toward sustainability and climate change mitigation efforts at their campuses and find out how they got started.
Using New York City as a model, our expert panel will explore rooftop solar programs at the local and national levels, the “how-to’s” of launching solar on schools initiatives, best practices, and lessons learned.
This event aims to inspire communities and countries across the globe to support implementation of PEN-Plus – a proven service delivery model for severe chronic NCDs that brings life-saving care to poor, rural communities in lower-income countries.
This event will make a case to mobilize policymakers, practitioners, and researchers into action using the many solutions offered in the Amazon Assessment Report.
This dialogue will aim at contributing to shape more granular yet holistic policy and normative responses to GBV.
Dr. Wendy M. Purcell will be joined by students and some of her book editors to explore the role of higher education in delivering the SDGs to help create a world that leaves no one behind.
