Upcoming Events
Previous Events
Symposium
Women, Peace and Security: Mongolia, a Feminist-oriented Foreign Policy
TOKYO: On 3 March 2025, UNU will host a public symposium in partnership with the Embassy of Mongolia in Japan.
Event
Noto Satoyama Satoumi Talk #3
TOKYO: This event will discuss the impact of natural disasters on agricultural communities in Noto Peninsula, Ishikawa, Japan.
Conversation Series
AI Skilling for Everyone
TOKYO: On 27 February, UNU will host a conversation with Caroline McGrath, Asia Regional Leader for Microsoft Philanthropies' Skills for Social Impact.
Event
SCIENCE TALK: Leveraging Differential Impact Analysis (DIA) in Water and WASH Research
Role for Equitable and Effective WASH Interventions
Seminar
Framing Feminism in Eurasia: Activists’ Strategies and Dilemmas
This event will explore alternative gender visions from grassroots feminist initiatives in Eurasia, examining their framing strategies to advance feminist agendas in hostile contexts.
Event
Noto Satoyama Satoumi Talk #2
TOKYO: This event will highlight sustainable agriculture initiatives and disaster recovery efforts in Noto Peninsula, Ishikawa, Japan.
Event
International Mother Language Day 2025 Commemorative Event
TOKYO: On 21 February 2025, UNU will co-host an event to celebrate the role of language preservation in creating more peaceful, sustainable societies.
Seminar
Driving Change: Government Strategies and Technological Innovations in India's Electric Vehicle Manufacturing Sector
MAASTRICHT & ONLINE: Our UNU-MERIT Seminar Series team is pleased to announce our upcoming research seminar featuring Sunil Mani, a Visiting Professor from the Centre for Development Studies and Ahmedabad University, India.
Event
SCIENCE TALK: Reservoir Dynamics in Water-Stressed Regions
Assessing the Impact of Human-Made Water Storage on Freshwater Availability
Conversation Series
Japan-Africa Relations Through 30 Years: Evolution of the TICAD Process and Challenges Ahead
TOKYO: On 19 February 2025, UNU will host a conversation with Prof. Mieko Ikegame, Honorary Professor at the University of South Africa.