A pre-Summit of the Future Youth Consultation Workshop was held on September 6, 2024, at the Learning Planet Institute in Paris, co-hosted and co-organized by UNESCO’s Futures Literacy and Foresight team, the Management of Social Transformations secretariat, the UNESCO-MOST BRIDGES Coalition, and the School of International Futures.
The Global Ethics Forum Roundtable Consultation, held on September 2, 2024, was a closed-door roundtable with 18 participants designed for intergenerational dialogue centered on youth participation in global decision-making processes.
The UNESCO-MOST BRIDGES International Programme Office (IPO) operates from The Institute of Education and Humanities (IEH) at The University of Wales Trinity Saint David, which is also the home of the UK BRIDGES Hub.
The BRIDGES Thematic Hub for Planetary Wellbeing is anchored in two leading research institutions at the University of Cologne (UoC): the research initiative for Multidisciplinary Environmental Studies in the Humanities (MESH) and the Global South Studies Center ( GSSC). It is also supported by the Global Responsibility Unit at UoC and the European University for Wellbeing (EUniWell), which is funded by the European Commission.
The UNESCO-MOST BRIDGES Impact Hub at the Club of Rome explores how the role of research can be reframed to better align with society and nature. The Club of Rome is currently the only non-academic hub of the coalition and looks to investigate how transdisciplinary models of thinking and community-driven research can be incorporated into the academic research paradigm.
