(Day 3) SDG Media Zone – 81st Session of the UN General Assembly.



Join the United Nations Department of Global Communications live broadcast during UNGA81 from 21-25 September. Discover the transformations, innovations, and global solutions required to accelerate progress on the Sustainable Development Goals.

Mobilizing Data, Technology, and Partnerships for Impact (organized by PVBLIC Foundation)
Too hot to ignore: Building Urban Resilience to Extreme Heat
From Evidence to Action: Making Climate and Biodiversity Change Visible
Local Action Powering Global Impact: Public Private Partnerships to Advance Progress on SDG 7
Reimagining Care: Disability, Family, and How We Shift Medical Culture
El Niño is Here: Time to Act
The Fashion Diplomacy: From Cultural Heritage to Economic Opportunity
Fashion Upcycling Workshop
How to Get People to Care
Feminism and AI
Built This Way: Children, Youth and Information Integrity
The Kind of Leader the World Needs Now

Organized by the UN Department of Global Communications in collaboration with the PVBLIC Foundation, the SDG Media Zone takes the conversation on advancing the 2030 Agenda out of the policy sphere and into the public discourse through impactful in-depth interviews and conversations on global issues that matter to people everywhere.


Location: 405 E 45th St, New York, NY 10017, USA

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