Announcement
UNU-FLORES Congratulates Prof. Babel and AIT on the ScholarGPS Recognition
ScholarGPS conducts global academic and institutional rankings
News
11th Japan Youth Environmental Activity Contest Names Winner
Students from Toyo University Ushiku Senior High School receive Director's Award for a project on upcycling wine pomace to produce soybean products.
News
Call for Trainees – CliMent Training School 1
CliMent Training School 1, focused on “Methods in Climate-Mental Health Survey Design and Quantitative Data Analysis” will occur from 17-19 March 2026
Article
From Bologna To Africa, What Ant Colonies Can Teach Us About Building Inclusive AI
Ant Colony Optimization teaches us that resilient AI systems need to be decentralized, adaptive and inclusive.
Blog Post
What We Had Missed about Work During COVID-19 in Nigeria
COVID-19 deepened gender inequality in Nigeria’s labour market, with women facing sharper job losses and slower recovery than men.
Commentary
Humanizing AI Literacy
An op-ed in UN Today calls for reimagining AI literacy by incorporating context, community, stewardship and sustainability.
Blog Post
UN Cinema screening of The Last Ones of Auschwitz held in Maastricht for Holocaust Remembrance Day
UNU-MERIT hosted a screening of The Last Ones of Auschwitz with a panel discussion for Holocaust Remembrance Day in Maastricht.
Policy Brief
Propuestas de Renegociación Del Marco Multilateral Y de Los Acuerdos de Integración
UNU-CRIS Policy Brief
Blog Post
Moving Beyond GDP: Measuring Human and Planetary Well-being
As the UN debates moving beyond GDP, measuring governance, equity and planetary health may redefine what real progress means.
Article
5 Recommended Reads on Wetlands
Wetlands are a crucial yet underappreciated ecosystem. Dive into these recommend reads to understand why they matter and how we can protect them.