Through its Women in Science (WiS) Initiative, UNESCO is committed to serving as a continental coordination platform that ...

A two-day UNESCO round table at Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham, Kerala, brought together representatives from South Asia to discuss regional priorities including climate change, digital transformation, AI ...

Cultural, structural, or even physiological, the obstacles to girls' schooling in some regions of the world are still many and varied; This is a reflection of the international treaties through which ...

Despite significant efforts, 133 million girls remain out of school and women represent two-thirds of all adults unable to read or write. Deep-rooted biases, social norms and gendered expectations ...

According to Paragraph 23 of the 'Policy Document for the Integration of a Sustainable Development Perspective into the Processes of the World Heritage Convention' (World Heritage Sustainable ...

Year 2 Bachelor Degree students from the College of African Wildlife Management (CAWM), commonly known as Mweka College - ready for hiking for a wilderness skills ...

During a two-day Round Table hosted at Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham, Tim Curtis, director of UNESCO’s regional office for South Asia, emphasized that UNESCO Chairs are vital to the organization’s global ...

For centuries, the struggle for gender equality remained one of humanity rsquo;s most difficult social battles. Across ...

Bengaluru: UNESCO Chairs are vital to the organization's global network and heavily inform policy-level discussions, stated ...

Women in Animation (WIA), a global advocacy organization championing equity for women and people of underrepresented gender identities in animation, announced its partnership with the United Nations ...

A two-day UNESCO round table at Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham, Kerala, brought together representatives from South Asia to discuss regional priorities including climate change, digital transformation, AI ...

Despite the steady increase in women pursuing careers in STEM - rising from approximately 8% of the research workforce in 1970 to nearly 30% today - women ...