Upcoming and Past

‘Harnessing Humanities for Human Security’ panel at the World Academy of Arts and Sciences, WAAS@64 Conference (Co-organised by UNESCO-MOST BRIDGES sustainability science coalition) on THURSDAY, MAY 16, 2024.

The sciences and the arts represent two complementary dimensions of knowledge that can converse and converge with one another to generate continually evolving knowledge that is greater than the sum of its parts. This panel will explore ways to integrate the objective and subjective dimensions of knowledge by harnessing insights from philosophy, art, history, literature, music, cinema, and other forms of the humanities to foster human security.

Join Globethics at the United Nations Civil Society Conference 2024 next week in Nairobi

UNESCO-MOST BRIDGES Coalition is proud to be partnering with Globalethics and The Club of Rome in an intergenerational collaborative panel for the United Nations Civil Society Event in Nairobi May 9/10 2024.

Unheard Voices on the Future(s)

As part of the United Nations’ Civil Society Conference (9-10 May, Nairobi) UNESCO-MOST BRIDGES Coalition collaborated with Globethics and The Club of Rome in an intergenerational collaborative panel: Unheard Voices on the Future(s). Panellists included Luci Attala, UWTSD and Director of the UNESCO-MOST BRIDGES UK Hub, Fadi Daou, Keshoe lsaiah and Ashley Kitisya and moderator Nolita Thina Mvunelo.

The Future Generations Forum & The Wales Protocol for Future Generations

The Wales Protocol for Future Generations is a groundbreaking, vital step forward; the laying of a foundation brick in “building the bridges towards thriving futures for humanity and the wider web of life on Earth.”

The 3rd meeting of the CCHRI-DAI-ANAMED project Socio-ecological approaches to the history and archaeology of Anatolia