"We don't have to be naive, but we have to believe in change, because change has happened. And we can make it happen again." - AAN S5-E7

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Closure of the Ocean Conference in Lisbon, Portugal

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The city of New Bedford, Massachusetts, in the United States, is home to a large community of Portuguese fishermen who resist climate change and drive the blue economy. In the mid-19th century, migrants from all over the world settled in this small coastal town to earn a living from the whaling industry. Among them were many Portuguese, especially from the Azores. The city eventually became an important commercial fishing port.

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"Lynn's Digital Dialogue" is the story of a young journalist from Beirut who participates in UNSCOL's digital dialogue with Lebanese youth in May 2022.

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"Liita's Conversa" is the story of a young woman who participates in "Bolivia Conversa", an AI-assisted digital dialogue with Bolivian citizens launched in December 2021.

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Using case studies from Yemen, Libya, and Iraq, the UN DPPA Innovation Cell explains how AI-assisted digital dialogues can meaningfully enhance inclusivity and engage diverse voices in peace processes.

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"Marwa's Election" is the story of a young Iraqi lawyer-activist who participates in the UN's first-ever AI-assisted digital dialogue with Iraqi voters.

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As Co-Chair of the UN Secretary-General's SDG Advocates group, Prime Minister Mia Mottley sits down with the UN to discuss the Sustainable Development Goals, climate action, and financing for sustainable development.

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Video Message by António Guterres, Secretary-General of the United Nations, on the Action Agenda on Internal Displacement 2022.

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Why the Oceans Matter to Cody Simpson, the UN Chief and people around the world

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