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UNESCO-MOST BRIDGES is proud to support this event as a partner with the World Academy of Art and Science, and WEEC. From 4-6 November 2026, global leaders, academics and practitioners will come together at the National Bank of Romania with the Club of Rome and The Club of Rome - Romanian Chapter - ARCoR to discuss bridging knowledge and action, reimagining education and building a regenerative future.
Returning to our series highlighting significant publications in 2025, we spotlight the Young Person’s Toolkit for Responsible Project Management: How To Get Things Done. It challenges traditional, highly technical views of project management, offering a fresh approach tailored to youth leaders and changemakers. The core objective is to bridge the gap between abstract ideas and tangible impact while prioritising the wellbeing of both people and the planet.
If you missed the third and final webinar in the “We are not waiting” series, you can catch up on the meaningful conversations here, covering grassroots advocacy, mutual aid and youth-led action. Daniel Creutzfeldt, Educere Alliance, moderated the session, which brought together passionate young leaders from around the world to discuss how communities are tackling the climate crisis and systemic challenges from the ground up. The contributions from participants were truly inspiring, generating valuable discussion and sharing of ideas.
If you missed the latest “We are not waiting” webinar, you can still dive right into the action. The session, “Building new systems from regenerative economies to climate justice and circular living,” served as a masterclass in grassroots advocacy. Moderated by Louise Steel from the UNESCO-MOST BRIDGES UK Hub, the session featured two powerhouse young climate leaders: Walter Osigai and Prasiddhi Singh.
We are not waiting! Join us on 28 July for the session 'The human side of systems change: peacebuilding, mutual aid and cultural transformation'.