Events

Opportunities to join UNU events worldwide

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The UNU global network hosts events online and at diverse locations around the world. See individual event announcements for registration information.

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Upcoming Events

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Science Talk: Deltacentrism: Reimagining the Bengal Delta through Four Centuries of Human Intervention

Evidence from time series satellite observation, climate data analysis and human perspective

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Building Resilience through Multi-Stakeholder Partnerships: Insights from Japan

TOKYO & ONLINE: This symposium will discuss best practices in building environmentally and disaster resilient communities through partnerships.

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Conversation with Sara Hossain on Rights, Justice, and Action

This webinar explores how gender justice is challenged, defended, and re-imagined in contexts of shrinking civic space & rising authoritarianism.

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Women, Peace and Security in South-East Asia: From Global Commitments to Local Action

On 11 March 2026, UNU and Guardian Girls International will co-host a panel discussion as part of the Tokyo Women Citizen Dialogue series.

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Science Talk: Impact-Based Monitoring of Droughts and Cascading Hazards

Addressing the Gap Between Hazard Detection and Real-World Impacts

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Workshop: High-Performance Computing in Transition

AI, Energy, and the Future of Scientific Computing

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Unpacking the Findings of the World Intellectual Property Report 2026: Technology on the Move

HYBRID: WIPO’s Intan Hamdan-Livramento and Julio Raffo present WIPR 2026 on technology diffusion and growth.

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SDG–UP Public Symposium 2026

TOKYO & ONLINE: On 13 March 2026, UNU-IAS will host a symposium to discuss sustainability initiatives by members of the UNU–SDG Universities Platform.

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Previous Events

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IPSI-10 Public Forum: Conservation in Mountain Landscapes and Sustainable Ecotourism

RIOBAMBA, ECUADOR & ONLINE: A public forum of the Tenth Global Conference of the International Partnership for the Satoyama Initiative.

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Poster Exhibition: "Connecting Global Youth Environmental Action"

TOKYO: This exhibition will highlight youth-led environmental initiatives for global sustainability.

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NERPS 2026 Conference: Harnessing Technologies for Strengthening Multilateralism on Peace and Sustainability

The conference will be a platform to exchange ideas and forge partnerships for collaborative action towards a peaceful and sustainable future.

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Global Policy & Sustainability Roundtable

Hosted by the Law and Business Student Association (LBSA), Toronto Metropolitan University In partnership with the United Nations University Institute for Water, Environment and Health (UNU-INWEH)

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Webinar #3 | From Field to Framework: How "Micro-Transformations" Became an ICEGOV 2025 Award-Winning Paper

3rd webinar of the series "Write. Review. Publish.", aimed specifically at the ICEGOV community, will feature Robert O. Ifeonu

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"Unstereotype": A Special Exhibition for International Women's Day

"Unstereotype" invites visitors to critically examine stereotypes embedded in advertising, the media and everyday life.

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Master Open Day

Learn about the MSc in Public Policy and Human Development at UNU-MERIT during the UM Master’s Open Day on Saturday, 28 February 2026

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Noto Satoyama Satoumi Talk #4

TOKYO: This event will discuss ongoing recovery efforts in Noto Peninsula, Ishikawa, Japan, and how they can be supported from outside the region.

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Career Beyond Borders: Building Careers in International and European Institutions

A full day careers event with UNSA on working at the UN the EU and other international organisations.

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Migration Seminar Series: Who counts and who's counted: the complicated relationship between migrants and population data

This seminar traces how migrants were counted in UK censuses, showing how population data can mean recognition, risk, and evolving democratic power.