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Embark on a knowledge-filled journey with UNESCO's webinars, open courses, and master classes. Discover diverse perspectives, engage with experts, and find innovative solutions to global challenges. Accessible to all, these platforms empower learners to shape their own educational path and foster positive change. Experience the transformative power of UNESCO's educational initiatives and unlock your potential today. The UNESCO campus, a thriving hub where knowledge, culture, and innovation intertwine. This vibrant space fosters collaboration, dialogue, and lifelong learning, embodying UNESCO's mission of promoting peace and sustainable development.

Join us on this immersive journey where the UNESCO campus inspires and transforms individuals to create a brighter future for all. To help young people develop a better understanding of contemporary issues Strategies for women journalists and their allies The collective intelligence and experience of UNESCO's network of over 1,100 university Chairs and UNITWIN networks worldwide is mobilized through a combination of online and in-person events. As part of this effort, UNESCO has introduced Futures Dialogues — a new online space to identify, analyze, and debate emerging issues and trends across education, the sciences, culture, and communication. These dialogues have a forward-looking, horizon-scanning, and observatory function, supporting much-needed long-term futures thinking in today’s complex and turbulent world.

Participants in Futures Dialogues include members of UNESCO Chairs and UNITWIN Networks, researchers, junior scholars, development partners, policymakers, and civil society organizations. Together, they reflect on key issues and trends and explore what these might mean for the futures of education, humanity, and the planet. - Register for upcoming Futures Dialogues - View recordings and summaries of previous sessions Join the UNESCO Institute for Lifelong Learning’s new webinar series, where policymakers, experts and practitioners share insights and strategies to make lifelong learning a reality. From digital learning for older adults to greening education, from family literacy to teachers as lifelong learners, and from learning cities to prison education, this webinar series offers a comprehensive look at lifelong learning...

Through expert insights, dynamic discussions, and inspiring case studies, we will explore how lifelong learning transforms lives and strengthens societies across the globe. The series will spotlight impactful initiatives from the UNESCO Global Network of Learning Cities and the UNESCO Global Alliance for Literacy. Join us on the first and third Wednesday of each month to gain valuable knowledge, exchange best practices, and be part of a global movement for lifelong learning for all. Learning without limits: Empowering urban communities through non-formal learning spaces - 19 February 2025 Women and men of all ages need new types of Media and Information Literacy competencies in today’s digital world. This is urgent as people face with choices between privacy and safety on the Internet, and between freely expressing themselves and the ethical use of information, digital technologies, and media.

– Education for all must therefore include Media and Information Literacy (MIL) for all. UNESCO’s push to achieve media and information literate societies recognizes that MIL in formal education is a necessity, but not a final stop. Attaining MIL in formal education has been long and slow process. However, the momentum must be kept up. MIL must also go beyond the classroom. To increase access to MIL training, UNESCO has supported the development of Massive Open Online Courses (MOOC) on MIL in multiple languages, in cooperation with different partners.

This self-paced course provides adult educators with essential skills and resources to teach MIL effectively to adult learners in a world where distinguishing truth from misinformation is more important than ever. The course comprises eight units, each focusing on key areas of MIL such as countering disinformation and hate speech, navigating generative AI, and gender equality in online spaces. Certificate: A certificate co-signed by UNESCO and MGIEP will be awarded upon completion. UNESCO IHP presents a special anniversary webinar series Frontiers of global water science at the leading edge of water sciences. For five decades, IHP has guided international water research cooperation in pursuit of solutions to global water challenges. This lecture series builds on this legacy and showcases the work from distinguished experts in the UNESCO Water Family and beyond to highlight pressing water-related challenges and present innovative solutions and frameworks to address...

Throughout 2025, expert sessions will explore pressing topics in water science and management. Leading experts from the UNESCO Water Family and international partners will share cutting-edge research and innovations. The hour-long webinars are conducted in English and include a Q&A session. Participants will benefit from: While the series maintains a scientific focus, it welcomes researchers, practitioners, students, and interested members of the general public to engage in dialogue on pressing challenges and innovative solutions in water management. Join us in advancing water science for sustainable development as we celebrate 50 years of the UNESCO Intergovernmental Hydrological Programme.

A curated learning journey combining self-reading modules and live webinars to empower students attending higher technical education institutions with the knowledge and the skills necessary for Africa’s just and green transition. Through four focused modules—foundations, jobs and skills, circular business models and information related to the green skills competition—participants will explore key concepts, along with skills and emerging trends in the world of work. Completion of all modules is required, combined with active engagement and attendance in interactive webinars organised by UNESCO, UNESCO-UNEVOC, in collaboration with Circle Economy. Intergovernmental Hydrological Programme (IHP)

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