Young Namibian female scientists partnered with UNESCO during the 2025 Arbor Day to inspire learners and promote science, ...

Mexico, a founding member of both the UN and UNESCO since 1945, has upheld the principles of the UN Charter and built bridges ...

The UNESCO Office for the Caribbean recently convened a capacity-strengthening workshop on Advancing Education for Health and ...

Mohammed Jaber al-Qarinawi was a journalist and editor for Sanad News Agency. He was reportedly killed in an airstrike on his ...

The Issue Brief “Media and Information Literacy for All: Closing the Gaps” is produced by UNESCO’s Unit for Media and Information Literacy and Digital Competencies. It sets a baseline for monitoring ...

The World Day for Audiovisual Heritage, observed annually on 27 October, was established by UNESCO to raise awareness of the importance and vulnerability of audiovisual documents. These ...

The School Leadership Matters Summit, co-convened by Global School Leaders (GSL) and GEM Report, is a one-of-a-kind virtual ...

Access to information is a fundamental right. When communities receive early extreme weather events alerts or air-quality updates, they can act fast, stay safe, and protect their future. This need for ...

The SDG Book Club, led by the UNIC, UNESCO, and UNICEF, launched the Reading Mediation Activity Guide (available in Spanish) ...

One such community member is Meshal Albushi, who preserves a vast collection of photographs of AlUla’s people and natural ...

The evening brought together Permanent Delegations and the Secretariat in a shared gesture of appreciation and solidarity.

On the occasion of the World Day for Audiovisual Heritage, UNESCO, in partnership with France and the Principality of Monaco, celebrated the importance of safeguarding and transmitting its audiovisual ...