Committee on Teaching about the United Nations (CTAUN)

Imagine a World Cup without access to water & sanitation.
In a special session we hear from United Nations and private sector leaders on building on capturing the momentum to highlight the importance of water.

Watch the whole conversation: https://youtu.be/jO8ZEmWKbHk

The remain our roadmap toward a shared blueprint for peace and prosperity.

With less than five years to go, we must accelerate action and turn commitments into results.

Follow starting next week from 7-15 July: https://hlpf.un.org/2026

What we share online can have consequences in the real world.

On Tuesday’s Social Media Day — and every day — take a moment to pause before sharing content. Verify information by asking basic questions and doing your own research.

Born from a global commitment to prevent future generations from the scourge of war, the UN remains essential to advancing peace, prosperity and human rights for everyone, everywhere.

Here’s how the UN makes a difference in the lives of millions of people every day.

https://www.un.org/en/essential-un

Children’s futures can’t wait. Governments and businesses must:

✔️ Reduce emissions.
🏫 Protect children and the services they rely on.
🗣️ Empower children and young people to be at the heart of climate decision-making.

, a safe and healthy planet. https://unicef.link/3Q6Pz0O

Raising children in a digital world isn't easy.

From social media and influencers to algorithms and AI, children's digital lives are changing fast — and many parents feel overwhelmed by the pace of change.

To help families navigate these challenges, UNESCO together with Le CLEMI and Réseau Canopé, created Growing Up in a Connected World — a practical guide grounded in media and information literacy.

The guide offers simple, practical advice on screen use, social media, cyberviolence, content creation, algorithms and artificial intelligence, helping families build trust, encourage critical thinking and make informed choices together.

Because protecting children online requires us to move beyond prohibition. It calls for a gradual and intentional approach to introducing digital technologies in children’s lives.

🔗 Discover the guide: https://unesdoc.unesco.org/ark:/48223/pf0000398455.locale=en

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