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“This will enhance global participation towards sustainable development goals amongst youth across the globe.” – Samod Kadiri
“It is very helpful for us on how to create better solutions to fight against the problem in this world. This course is very important and teaches us to become a global citizen of our own.” – Cedrix Rodriguez
“This course has made me have a deeper understanding of what GCED is and am really encouraged take other courses in relations to global citizenship education.” – Glays Sakaula
“If you want to be successful in your sustainable development efforts, you have to get women’s empowerment right.” – Keith HarperOn September 26 in New York, RELX Government Affairs and Corporate Responsibility in association with BKMC and LexisNexis hosted an event to discuss the role of business in supporting human rights, diversity, inclusion and the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.
“Half of my heart lies in Vienna,”said Co-chair Ban Ki-moon at the beginning of the 4th Board meeting held on August 27-28th. Following the first Board meeting hosted in Seoul, the second in Alpbach, and the third in Kuwait, the fourth was hosted at the City Hall of Vienna in Austria.
“Children are the single most vulnerable group in conflict-affected areas. Without adequate safety, justice and support they fall victim to the abuses of war, which destroys a society’s chance of recovery by eroding the social cohesion of a future generation.”
“The Ban Ki-moon Centre – working with global citizens across boundaries to create a better and safer future.”