UN@80: Iraqi Artist on Creative Education Shaping the Future
Iraqi artist Waleed R. Qaisi urges creative education as the key to shaping our future during the UN’s 80th anniversary.
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UN@80: Kenyan-British Artist Megan White’s Plea for Blue Oceans
Kenyan-British ceramicist Megan White marks UN@80 by celebrating marine life through her Blue Oceans art and urging us to protect our seas.
Indian Ceramicist Priya Sundaravalli Champions ‘Land Protection’ at UN@80
Indian ceramicist Priya Sundaravalli uses her ceramics to advocate ‘Land Protection’ at the UN’s 80th anniversary, inspiring youth to reconnect with nature.
Ceramic Art for Peace: Samar Mougharbel’s Powerful UN@80 Protest
Lebanese ceramicist Samar Mougharbel marks UN@80 with a ceramic protest for peace, urging youth to step away from screens and reconnect with nature.
UN@80: Vlogger Robbie Swain Calls for Global Ocean Action
As the UN turns 80, vlogger Robbie Swain urges global action to protect oceans covering over 70% of Earth and highlights the UN Ocean Science Decade as a shared responsibility.
UN@80: How Rwandan Solar Pro Umwali Powers a Greener Future
Meet Umwali Ange Natacha, a Rwandan solar specialist leading sustainable solar projects at UN@80. From consultation to installation, she’s powering a greener future!
Matthieu Travers Urges Unity on UN’s 80th Anniversary
Matthieu Travers celebrates the UN’s 80th anniversary, urging global unity and hope through his journey as a torchbearer and disability rights advocate.
UN@80: Earth’s Warnings Speak Our Shared Language
At UN@80, we reflect on how disasters—from the 2011 Japan tsunami to Kamchatka’s magnitude-8.7 quake—remind us that our planet is one home, uniting us in the fight for survival.
UN@80: Quality Education Powers Sustainable Development
At UN@80, quality education is hailed as the bedrock of all sustainable development goals—driving innovation, creativity, and poverty eradication. 📚🌍
China’s Changing Landscapes: Resilience, Renewal & the UN Mission
Scenes from China’s evolving landscapes—from shrinking glaciers to green deserts and mountain tourism—show resilience, clean energy and rebirth, echoing the UN’s 80th anniversary mission.