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SUMMARY:The Asia Pacific School of Business Hosts 2026 SDG Global Action and Future Vision Week
DESCRIPTION:  \nEvent Description: \nAs the world reaches the critical midpoint of the United Nations 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development\, the urgency to accelerate progress toward the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) has never been more pronounced. Adopted by all UN Member States in 2015\, the SDGs represent a universal blueprint for eradicating poverty\, reducing inequality\, combating climate change\, and ensuring peace and prosperity for all people and the planet. Yet\, global assessments reveal that progress across nearly half of the SDG targets has stalled\, with some regressing due to overlapping crises—climate volatility\, persistent economic disparities\, public health vulnerabilities\, and growing social fragmentation. In this pivotal moment\, higher education institutions emerge not as passive observers\, but as the primary architects of systemic\, transformative change. \nBusiness schools\, in particular\, hold a unique and irreplaceable position in driving SDG progress. As institutions that cultivate the next generation of corporate leaders\, policymakers\, social entrepreneurs\, and global citizens\, we are tasked with embedding sustainable development into the very DNA of leadership education and practice. The Asia Pacific School of Business (APSB) has long championed this mission\, rooted in our core belief that business success and societal well-being are inextricably linked. For over two decades\, APSB has stood as a premier institution of management education in the Asia Pacific— a region home to more than 60% of the world’s population\, the engine of global economic growth\, and a microcosm of both the world’s most pressing SDG challenges and its most innovative solutions. With our strategic campuses in Shenzhen—a global hub for green technology\, circular economy\, and low-carbon development—and Hanoi—a rapidly emerging center for inclusive urban growth and community-driven sustainability—APSB is uniquely positioned to bridge global SDG mandates with on-the-ground regional action. \nAgainst this backdrop\, APSB is honored to announce the 2026 SDG Global Action and Future Vision Week\, an official flagship initiative hosted under the framework of the University Global Coalition (UGC)\, in partnership with the United Nations Academic Impact (UNAI)\, and aligned with the UGC’s annual SDG Action & Awareness Week (March 2–6\, 2026). This five-day hybrid event unites a global online audience with in-person participants at our Shenzhen and Hanoi campuses\, with a singular mission: to raise awareness of the SDGs among higher education students\, faculty\, and staff\, build practical capacity for sustainable action\, and inspire and empower our academic community to translate knowledge into tangible impact on their campuses and in their local communities. \nThis initiative is a testament to APSB’s unwavering commitment to the UGC and UNAI’s shared vision—one that leverages the collective power of academia to advance the UN’s global goals. It is more than a series of academic events: it is a call to action for the Asia Pacific higher education community to lead by example\, to foster cross-border and cross-sector collaboration\, and to position our region as a global leader in sustainable development. We invite students\, faculty\, staff\, industry partners\, civil society organizations\, and global changemakers to join us in this vital endeavor— to turn awareness into action\, vision into impact\, and individual effort into a collective movement that advances the promise of the 2030 Agenda for all. \nPlease refer to this link for more information: https://www.apsb.edu.eu/news_events/1693.html \nLanguage: English \nSDGs Addressed: \n\nAgenda 2030\n\n  \nDetailed Event Program (March 2–6\, 2026) – All Activities in Table Format \nAll times are listed in Singapore Standard Time (SGT\, UTC+8); Hanoi events are held at UTC+7 (1 hour earlier local time)\, and Shenzhen events align with SGT (UTC+8). All online sessions are recorded and available 24/7 on the global platform for on-demand viewing. The program includes one core plenary day (with opening and closing ceremonies) and three dedicated action days\, as required. \n\n\n\nDate\nTime (SGT)\nEvent Title\nFormat\nTarget Audience\nKey Details & Speakers\nTheme/Aligned SDGs\n\n\nMarch 2\, 2026 (Core Plenary   Day)\n08:00–09:00 (Hanoi:   07:00–08:00)\nOffline Registration & SDG   Networking Breakfast\nIn-Person (Shenzhen + Hanoi)\nAll In-Person Participants\nSustainable\, local\,   plant-based refreshments; SDG-themed icebreakers; networking with APSB   faculty\, industry partners\, and local SDG leaders. Shenzhen features green   tech displays; Hanoi highlights community sustainability projects.\nGlobal Vision & Official   Launch\n\n\n08:30–09:00\nOnline Registration &   Virtual Networking Lounge Opening\nOnline (24/7)\nAll Online Participants\nVirtual check-in; access to   the global online platform; SDG interest groups and virtual networking; live   feeds of offline registration in Shenzhen and Hanoi.\nGlobal Vision & Official   Launch\n\n\n09:30–11:00\nOfficial Opening Ceremony:   2026 SDG Global Action and Future Vision Week\nHybrid (Online + In-Person)\nAll Participants\nHosts: Prof. Sarah Lim (Dean\,   APSB\, Online); Prof. Li Wei (Shenzhen Campus Director\, In-Person); Prof.   Nguyen Minh (Hanoi Campus Director\, In-Person). Welcoming Remarks: H.E. Maria   Fernandes (UN Resident Coordinator\, Singapore\, Online); Dr. James Thompson   (UGC Executive Director\, Online); Ms. Amara Nwosu (UNAI Director\, Online);   Mr. Chen Wei (Shenzhen Municipal Ecology and Environment Bureau\, In-Person);   Ms. Pham Thi Lan (Hanoi People’s Committee\, In-Person). Keynote: Prof.   Jeffrey Sachs (SDSN Director\, Columbia University\, Online). APSB SDG Pledge   by all participants.\nGlobal Vision & Official   Launch\n\n\n11:00–11:30\nMorning Break & Global   Networking\nHybrid (Online + In-Person)\nAll Participants\nVirtual and in-person   networking; SDG resource booths (UGC/UNAI materials) at Shenzhen/Hanoi   campuses; virtual resource library access for online participants.\nGlobal Vision & Official   Launch\n\n\n11:30–13:00\nPlenary Panel: Asia Pacific   SDG Priorities – Challenges and Innovative Solutions\nHybrid (Online + In-Person)\nAll Participants\nModerator: Prof. Tan Wei Liang   (APSB SDG Center Director\, Online). Panelists: Ms. Zhang Li (BYD CEO\,   Shenzhen\, In-Person); Mr. Tran Sy Thanh (Hanoi People’s Committee   Chairperson\, In-Person); Ms. Suma Chakrabarti (Former EBRD President\,   Online); Mr. Takeo Konishi (ADB Chief Economist\, Online); Ms. Vandana Shiva   (Environmental Activist\, Online). Open Q&A for all participants.\nGlobal Vision & Official   Launch\n\n\n13:00–14:30\nLunch & SDG Global   Resource Fair\nHybrid (Online + In-Person)\nAll Participants\nIn-person sustainable lunch at   Shenzhen/Hanoi campuses; virtual global resource fair (online) featuring UGC\,   UNAI\, UN agencies (UNDP\, UNEP\, UN Women)\, and civil society organizations   (WWF\, Greenpeace). Offline booths at campuses for local SDG partners.\nGlobal Vision & Official   Launch\n\n\n14:30–16:00\nParallel Plenary Sessions: SDG   Foundations and Regional Relevance\nHybrid (Online + In-Person)\nAll Participants (Beginner to   Intermediate)\nThree parallel sessions: 1.   Online: “The 17 SDGs: A Global Blueprint for Action” (UNAI SDG   Expert); 2. Shenzhen In-Person: “SDGs in Shenzhen: Carbon Neutrality\,   Green Tech\, and Circular Economy” (Prof. Li Wei\, APSB); 3. Hanoi   In-Person: “SDGs in Hanoi: Inclusive Urban Development and Climate   Resilience” (Prof. Nguyen Minh\, APSB).\nGlobal Vision & Official   Launch\n\n\n16:00–16:30\nAfternoon Break & SDG   Project Showcase\nHybrid (Online + In-Person)\nAll Participants\nVirtual and in-person showcase   of student and faculty SDG projects from APSB and UGC member institutions;   networking with project leaders.\nGlobal Vision & Official   Launch\n\n\n16:30–18:00\nLaunch of APSB Global SDG   Action Fund\nHybrid (Online + In-Person)\nAll Participants (Students\,   Faculty\, Community Partners)\nOfficial launch of the APSB   Global SDG Action Fund (grants for student/faculty-led SDG projects). Details   on applications\, eligibility\, impact measurement; live Q&A with the   fund’s steering committee.\nGlobal Vision & Official   Launch\n\n\nMarch 2\, 2026 (Core Plenary   Day)\n18:30–20:00\nOfficial Closing Ceremony: Day   1 – Uniting for Action\nHybrid (Online + In-Person)\nAll Participants\nHost: Prof. Sarah Lim (Dean\,   APSB\, Online). Recap of Day 1 and preview of Action Days (March 3–5). Guest   Speaker: Ms. Ana Toni (UNDP Asia Pacific Director\, Online). Call to Action:   Dr. James Thompson (UGC Executive Director\, Online). Closing Remarks: Prof.   Michael Chen (APSB Associate Dean for Sustainability\, Online).\nGlobal Vision & Official   Launch\n\n\nMarch 3\, 2026 (Action Day 1)\n09:00–10:00\nKeynote Address:   “Sustainable Business Leadership in the Asia Pacific: From ESG to   Impact”\nHybrid (Online + In-Person)\nAll Participants\nSpeaker: Ms. Helen Wong (CEO\,   OCBC Bank\, Singapore\, Online). Focus on aligning business strategy with SDGs   and measuring impact in emerging markets.\nSustainable Business &   Responsible Leadership (SDGs 8\, 9\, 12)\n\n\n10:30–12:30\nIn-Person Workshops (Parallel)\nIn-Person (Shenzhen + Hanoi)\nIn-Person Participants\nShenzhen: “Green Tech   Business Models and Carbon Neutrality for SMEs” (Partner: Shenzhen Green   Tech Association). Hanoi: “Inclusive Business Models for Rural and Urban   Communities in Vietnam” (Partner: UNDP Vietnam).\nSustainable Business &   Responsible Leadership (SDGs 8\, 9\, 12)\n\n\n14:00–15:30\nGlobal Online Workshop:   “SDG Integration into Corporate Strategy and ESG Reporting”\nOnline (24/7 Access)\nAll Participants\nLed by UGC Sustainable   Business Expert (Online). Practical training on embedding SDGs into corporate   operations and ESG reporting best practices.\nSustainable Business &   Responsible Leadership (SDGs 8\, 9\, 12)\n\n\n16:00–17:00\nStudent SDG Business   Innovation Challenge Launch\nHybrid (Online + In-Person)\nStudent Participants (Global)\nLaunch of competition for   student teams to develop sustainable business ideas for the Asia Pacific.   Details on rules\, judging criteria\, and prizes (seed funding from APSB SDG   Action Fund).\nSustainable Business &   Responsible Leadership (SDGs 8\, 9\, 12)\n\n\n18:00–19:30\nIndustry Roundtable:   “Asia Pacific Corporate Leaders on SDG Action”\nHybrid (Online + In-Person)\nAll Participants (Students\,   Faculty\, Industry)\nFeaturing CEOs and   sustainability leaders from multinational and local enterprises in the Asia   Pacific. Open Q&A with online and in-person participants.\nSustainable Business &   Responsible Leadership (SDGs 8\, 9\, 12)\n\n\nMarch 4\, 2026 (Action Day 2)\n09:00–10:00\nKeynote Address: “Climate   Change in the Asia Pacific: Science\, Policy\, and Action”\nHybrid (Online + In-Person)\nAll Participants\nSpeaker: Prof. Hoesung Lee   (Former Chair\, IPCC\, Online). Focus on Asia Pacific climate challenges\,   policy responses\, and academic leadership.\nClimate Action & Planetary   Stewardship (SDGs 13\, 14\, 15)\n\n\n10:30–14:00\nHands-On In-Person Activities   (Parallel)\nIn-Person (Shenzhen + Hanoi)\nIn-Person Participants\nShenzhen: “Mangrove   Conservation and Coastal Climate Resilience” (Field Trip – Partner:   Shenzhen Mangrove National Nature Reserve). Hanoi: “Red River   Biodiversity Protection and Community Clean-Up” (Community Project –   Partner: Hanoi Green City Association).\nClimate Action & Planetary   Stewardship (SDGs 13\, 14\, 15)\n\n\n15:00–16:30\nGlobal Online Workshop:   “Climate Action on University Campuses: Carbon Neutrality and   Sustainability Planning”\nOnline (24/7 Access)\nAll Participants (Faculty\,   Staff\, Students)\nLed by UGC Climate Action   Expert (Online). Practical guidance on developing campus carbon neutrality   plans and sustainability initiatives.\nClimate Action & Planetary   Stewardship (SDGs 13\, 14\, 15)\n\n\n17:00–18:00\nClimate Action Hackathon   Launch\nHybrid (Online + In-Person)\nAll Participants (Students\,   Faculty)\nLaunch of hackathon for   students/faculty to design tech-driven solutions for Asia Pacific climate   challenges (urban heat islands\, flood resilience\, renewable energy access).   Cross-border team formation and guidelines.\nClimate Action & Planetary   Stewardship (SDGs 13\, 14\, 15)\n\n\n18:30–20:00\nGlobal Climate Action Panel:   “Youth and Academia Leading Climate Action in the Asia Pacific”\nHybrid (Online + In-Person)\nAll Participants\nFeaturing youth climate   activists\, university climate researchers\, and local government climate   policy leaders. Open Q&A with online and in-person participants.\nClimate Action & Planetary   Stewardship (SDGs 13\, 14\, 15)\n\n\nMarch 5\, 2026 (Action Day 3)\n09:00–10:00\nKeynote Address:   “Inclusive Education and the SDGs: Empowering the Next Generation of   Changemakers”\nHybrid (Online + In-Person)\nAll Participants (Educators\,   Students\, Faculty)\nSpeaker: Ms. Stefania Giannini   (UNESCO Assistant Director-General for Education\, Online). Focus on   integrating SDGs into inclusive higher education curricula.\nInclusive Education\, Community   Action & Partnerships (SDGs 4\, 5\, 10\, 11\, 17)\n\n\n10:30–12:30\nEducator Workshops (Parallel)\nHybrid (Online + In-Person)\nEducators\, Faculty\n1. Online: “Integrating   the SDGs into Higher Education Curricula – Interdisciplinary Approaches”   (UNAI Education Expert); 2. Shenzhen In-Person: “Tech-Enabled Inclusive   Education for Sustainable Development” (Partner: Shenzhen University of   Education); 3. Hanoi In-Person: “Community-Based SDG Education for Rural   and Marginalized Communities” (Partner: Vietnam Ministry of Education   and Training).\nInclusive Education\, Community   Action & Partnerships (SDGs 4\, 5\, 10\, 11\, 17)\n\n\n14:00–15:30\nCommunity Engagement Training:   “Designing and Implementing Community-Led SDG Projects”\nHybrid (Online + In-Person)\nAll Participants (Students\,   Faculty\, Community Partners)\nLed by UGC community   development experts. Practical training in needs assessment\, stakeholder   engagement\, and impact measurement for community SDG projects.\nInclusive Education\, Community   Action & Partnerships (SDGs 4\, 5\, 10\, 11\, 17)\n\n\n16:00–18:00\nGlobal SDG Partnership Forum:   “Bridging Borders: Global Academic Partnerships for the SDGs”\nHybrid (Online + In-Person)\nFaculty\, Institutional   Representatives\, UGC Members\nFeaturing UGC member   institutions worldwide. Panels on cross-border SDG research\, student   exchanges\, and joint campus initiatives; live matchmaking for new global   partnerships.\nInclusive Education\, Community   Action & Partnerships (SDGs 4\, 5\, 10\, 11\, 17)\n\n\n18:30–20:00\nStudent SDG Leadership Summit:   “Youth Leadership for the SDGs in the Asia Pacific”\nHybrid (Online + In-Person)\nStudent Participants (Global)\nStudent leaders from APSB\, UGC   member institutions\, and youth sustainability organizations share SDG project   experiences. Open discussion on empowering youth in sustainable development.\nInclusive Education\, Community   Action & Partnerships (SDGs 4\, 5\, 10\, 11\, 17)\n\n\nMarch 6\, 2026 (Closing Day)\n09:00–12:00\nSDG Project Proposal Showcase\nHybrid (Online + In-Person)\nAll Participants (Project   Presenters\, Experts)\nParticipants present SDG   project proposals (for APSB Global SDG Action Fund). Feedback from UGC\, UNAI\,   and industry experts; live voting for People’s Choice Award.\nFrom Vision to Action:   Sustaining SDG Progress\n\n\n13:00–15:30\nAction Planning Workshops:   “Turning Ideas into Action: SDG Project Planning for Campuses and   Communities”\nHybrid (Online + In-Person)\nAll Participants\nLed by project management   experts. Participants develop detailed action plans for their SDG   initiatives\, with access to UGC and UNAI toolkits.\nFrom Vision to Action:   Sustaining SDG Progress\n\n\n16:00–18:00\nOfficial Closing Ceremony:   2026 SDG Global Action and Future Vision Week\nHybrid (Online + In-Person)\nAll Participants\nRecap: Highlight reel of the   week. Impact Announcement: Prof. Sarah Lim (APSB Dean\, Online). SDG   Commitment Signing: All participants. Guest Speaker: Dr. Shamshad Akhtar (UN   Under-Secretary-General\, Online). Closing Remarks: Ms. Amara Nwosu (UNAI   Director)\, Dr. James Thompson (UGC Executive Director)\, Prof. Li Wei   (Shenzhen)\, Prof. Nguyen Minh (Hanoi). Next Steps: Ongoing SDG support and   resources.\nFrom Vision to Action:   Sustaining SDG Progress
URL:https://universityglobalcoalition.org/event/the-asia-pacific-school-of-business-hosts-2026-sdg-global-action-and-future-vision-week/
LOCATION:Hybrid
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SUMMARY:Caminos de Impacto: De las Ideas a la Acción en el Mundo Real
DESCRIPTION:Event Description: \nLa Universidad EARTH presenta el panel “Caminos hacia el impacto: de las ideas a la acción en el mundo real”\, un espacio de diálogo que reunirá a graduados destacados que hoy lideran iniciativas de emprendimiento\, sostenibilidad y desarrollo en Guatemala\, Ecuador y Ruanda. \nEste conversatorio busca visibilizar ejemplos concretos de acción para el cumplimiento de la Agenda 2030 y la construcción de un futuro sostenible. A través de sus experiencias profesionales y personales\, los panelistas compartirán cómo han transformado los conocimientos adquiridos en sus estudios\, así como sus experiencias profesionales\, en un impacto positivo en sus comunidades y sectores. \nEste panel busca inspirar a la comunidad universitaria y al público en general\, mostrando que no existe un único camino hacia el cambio\, pero sí experiencias reales que demuestran que es posible transformar ideas en soluciones con impacto. \nMeeting link here:\nhttps://us02web.zoom.us/j/81082679155?pwd=D7kaKwgwOaCjjEtjn05aaMbmBSH9iv.1 \nMeeting ID: 810 8267 9155\nPasscode: 336718 \nPresenters: \nModerador: Arturo Condo \nPanelistas: Issa Secaira\, Pamela Metadjer\, Gustavo Manrique\, Norman Mugisha \nLanguage: Español \nSDGs Addressed: \n\nSDG 1 – No Poverty\nSDG 2 – Zero Hunger\nSDG 3 – Good Health and Well-Being\nSDG 5 – Gender Equality\nSDG 4 – Quality Education\nSDG 8 – Decent Work and Economic Growth\nSDG 10 – Reduced Inequalities\nSDG 11 – Sustainable Cities and Communities\nSDG 13 – Climate Action\nSDG 17 – Partnerships for the Goals\n\n5 “P’s” of sustainable development (People\, Planet\, Prosperity\, Peace\, Partnership) \n\nPeople\nPlanet\nProsperity\nPartnership
URL:https://universityglobalcoalition.org/event/caminos-de-impacto-de-las-ideas-a-la-accion-en-el-mundo-real/
LOCATION:Virtual\, GA
ORGANIZER;CN="Florencia Reiche Blanco":MAILTO:freiche@earth.ac.cr
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SUMMARY:Conversatorio “Interdependencia del Lobo mexicano reintroducido con plantas medicinales clave para su subsistencia”
DESCRIPTION:Event Description: \nEste 2026 el lema del día internacional\, “Plantas medicinales y aromáticas: conservar la salud\, el patrimonio natural y los medios de subsistencia”\, destaca el papel fundamental que estas desempeñan en el mantenimiento de la salud humana\, el patrimonio cultural y los medios de vida locales\, y las crecientes presiones a las que se enfrentan debido a la pérdida de hábitats\, la sobreexplotación y el cambio climático.\nPara lograrlo\, la Universidad Juárez del Estado de Durango (UJED)\, con el liderazgo del Instituto de Silvicultura e Industria de la Madera y el acompañamiento de las Facultades de Ciencias Exactas\, Ciencias Forestales y Ambientales y Ciencias Químicas\, en el marco del Día Mundial de la Vida Silvestre\, llevará a cabo un evento lúdico-académicoen modalidad híbrida\, para fomentar la cultura del cuidado del ambiente el próximo 3 de marzo con dos actividades:\n1. Conferencia magistral: “Interdependencia del Lobo mexicano reintroducido con plantas medicinales clave para su subsistencia” de 10am a 12pm\, en el Auditorio de la FCFyA de la UJED con videoconferencia impartida por Zoom.\n2. Actividad lúdica “Jugando con los ODS” de 12pm a 1pm en el domo de la FCFyA. \nWebsites:https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89997756563?pwd=wFJJyVWAWMZKgY9TRLujcP2iqBe3Ok.1 ID de reunión: 899 9775 6563 \n\nCódigo de acceso: 014013\n\nPresenters: \n1. Universidad Juárez del Estado de Durango (UJED)\n2. Instituto de Ecología\, AC. (INECOL)\n3. Subsecretaría General Académica (SSGA-UJED)\n4. Unidades Académicas: Instituto de Silvicultura e Industria de la Madera\, Facultades de Ciencias Exactas\, Ciencias Forestales y Ambientales y Ciencias Químicas\n5. Ponentes: Lobo mexicano. \n\nDr. Luis Manuel García Feria\, Representante del Proyecto del Lobo Gris Mexicano\, INECOL A.C.\nDr. Cruz Peña\, subdirector del Zoológico Sahuatoba\, Durango\nDr. Manuel Armando Salazar Borunda\, Facultad de Veterinaria y Zootecnia\,\nUJED (Reintroducción\, amenazas\, retos\, monitoreo médico y subsistencia).\nConclusiones del conversatorio: Dra. María Estela Frías Zepeda.\n\n6. Organizadores: Dra. Rosa Angélica Zamora Ríos\, Dra. Claudia Edith Bailón Soto y Dra. Alicia Ivette Maytorena Lazcano. \nLanguage: Spanish \nSDGs Addressed: \n\nODS 4 (Educación de calidad)\nODS 5 (Igualdad de género)\nODS 6 (Agua limpia y saneamiento)\nODS 13 (Acción por el clima)\nODS 15 (Vida de ecosistemas terrestres)\nODS 17 (Alianzas para lograr los objetivos)\n\n5 “P’s” of sustainable development (People\, Planet\, Prosperity\, Peace\, Partnership): \n\nPeople\nPlanet\nProsperity\nPeace\nPartnership\n\nObjetivos del evento híbrido:\n1. Promover el conocimiento y la concientización del papel de la vida silvestre en nuestro día a día.\n2. Invitar a los jóvenes universitarios a conocer\, promover y adoptar acciones diarias de la Agenda 2030 para el Desarrollo Sostenible que mejor se adecúen a su contexto.\n3. Concientizar a la sociedad en general acerca de la necesidad de cuidar a las especies silvestres\, así como de la necesidad de buscar/generar medidas para alcanzar los ODS.\nDirigido a: Público en general interesado en temas de Desarrollo Sostenible\, integrantes de academias\, estudiantes de educación superior\, media superior y administrativos de la Universidad Juárez del Estado de Durango (UJED) y grupos sociales interesados en los temas de lobo mexicano reintroducido y plantas medicinales.
URL:https://universityglobalcoalition.org/event/conversatorio-interdependencia-del-lobo-mexicano-reintroducido-con-plantas-medicinales-clave-para-su-subsistencia/
LOCATION:CA
ORGANIZER;CN="Dra. Alicia Ivette Maytorena Lazcano":MAILTO:alicia.maytorena@ujed.mx
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SUMMARY:Party at the Polls – Primary Edition
DESCRIPTION:The Green at Donaghey Hall\, 10:00 a.m. -3:00 p.m.\nSponsored by: UCA Bears at the Ballot\nParty at the Polls is a celebration of the democratic process and takes place at UCA’s campus polling site on every election day that the site is open! We will have free food\, giveaways\, and information for voters. We address Goal 16: Peace\, Justice\, and Strong Institutions. \n  \n  \nLink to events: https://uca.edu/global-learning/sdg-action-awareness-week-2026/
URL:https://universityglobalcoalition.org/event/party-at-the-polls-primary-edition/
LOCATION:university of central kansas\, 201 Donaghey Ave.\, Conway\, Arkansas 72035 Phone: 501-450-5000\, Conway\, AR\, 72035\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Monterrey:20260303T110000
DTEND;TZID=America/Monterrey:20260303T123000
DTSTAMP:20260526T065223
CREATED:20260220T153325Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260220T153325Z
UID:2399-1772535600-1772541000@universityglobalcoalition.org
SUMMARY:Elaboración de papel reutilizado como acción educativa para el desarrollo sostenible
DESCRIPTION:  \nEvent Description: \nEl evento busca concientizar a la comunidad estudiantil sobre el consumo responsable de recursos y la reutilización de materiales\, vinculándolo principalmente con el ODS 12 (Producción y consumo responsables)\, así como con los ODS 13 (Acción por el clima) y ODS 15 (Vida de ecosistemas terrestres). \nMeeting link here: https://itesm.zoom.us/j/87387474541 \nPresenters: \nTBC \nLanguage: Spanish \nSDGs Addressed: \n\nSDG 12 – Producción y Consumo Responsables\nSDG 13 – Acción por el Clima\nSDG 15 – Vida de ecosistemas terrestres\n\n5 “P’s” of sustainable development (People\, Planet\, Prosperity\, Peace\, Partnership) \n\nPlanet
URL:https://universityglobalcoalition.org/event/elaboracion-de-papel-reutilizado-como-accion-educativa-para-el-desarrollo-sostenible/
LOCATION:Virtual\, GA
ORGANIZER;CN="Oscar Felipe Fuentes":MAILTO:A01772710@tec.mx
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260303T113000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260303T121500
DTSTAMP:20260526T065223
CREATED:20260213T234508Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260303T190831Z
UID:2347-1772537400-1772540100@universityglobalcoalition.org
SUMMARY:How Transportation Demand Management Can Help U.S. Universities Meet Sustainable Development Goals: A Case Study at JMU
DESCRIPTION:Event Description: \nHow do you change campus infrastructure\, policies\, and individual behavior to support a culture of walking\, bicycling and taking the bus? Valerie Kramer\, JMU Alternative Transportation Manager\, will be hosting an Action & Awareness Week virtual program exploring facilitating the shift to sustainable campus transportation. \nMeeting link: https://jmu-edu.zoom.us/j/86418281034?pwd=swiQ2kFBKzwf8aJd8QkaQ9jdPmblBy.1 \nMeeting ID: 864 1828 1034 \nPasscode: 477933 — \nPresenters: \nValerie Kramer\, Alternative Transportation Manager\, James Madison University \nLanguage: English \nSDGs Addressed: Goal 11 – Sustainable Cities and Communities \n5 “P’s” of sustainable development (People\, Planet\, Prosperity\, Peace\, Partnership): \n\nPeople\nPlanet
URL:https://universityglobalcoalition.org/event/sustainable-transportation-on-us-university-campuses/
LOCATION:Virtual\, GA
ORGANIZER;CN="Valerie Kramer":MAILTO:kramerva@jmu.edu
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20260303T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20260303T130000
DTSTAMP:20260526T065223
CREATED:20260226T191356Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260302T222650Z
UID:2475-1772539200-1772542800@universityglobalcoalition.org
SUMMARY:Students Working With Local Communities for the SDGs – Examples from Diverse Contexts
DESCRIPTION:  \nEvent Description: \nCountries around the world have recognized the importance of youth and local communities as key stakeholders in the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and the SDGs. On March 3\, 2026\, the UC Davis UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) Interns will provide a forum to share examples and lessons learned from students working in different community contexts for the SDGs. The event will share personal experiences\, challenges\, and insights to inform new ways to connect global goals and local priorities and drive action for the SDGs. \nMeeting registration here:  \nhttps://ucdavis.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_k0o0sPWUSfKVehUqf7kuhA#/registration \nPresenters: \n• UC Davis SDG Interns\n• Sacramento Youth Commission (SYC)\n• EARTH University Internships\n• Global Co Lab Network SDG Hubs\n• Mount Kenya University \nLanguage: English \nSDGs Addressed: \n\nSDG11 Sustainable Cities and Communities\nSDG17 Partnerships for the Goals\n\n5 “P’s” of sustainable development (People\, Planet\, Prosperity\, Peace\, Partnership) \n\nPeople\nPlanet\nProsperity\nPartnership
URL:https://universityglobalcoalition.org/event/students-working-with-local-communities-for-the-sdgs-examples-from-diverse-contexts/
LOCATION:Virtual\, GA
ORGANIZER;CN="Jolynn Shoemaker":MAILTO:jmshoemaker@ucdavis.edu
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Costa_Rica:20260303T123000
DTEND;TZID=America/Costa_Rica:20260303T133000
DTSTAMP:20260526T065223
CREATED:20260223T162903Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260223T162903Z
UID:2436-1772541000-1772544600@universityglobalcoalition.org
SUMMARY:From Commitment to Action: Hands-On Pathways to Advancing the SDGs through short-term volunteering with Global Volunteers
DESCRIPTION:Event Description: \nThis session will introduce Global Volunteers’ Reaching Children’s Potential Program (RCP) as a practical\, scalable framework for advancing the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) through direct\, hands-on engagement on short term volunteer programs.\nWhile many institutions express commitment to the SDGs\, translating that commitment into measurable action can be challenging. Global Volunteers provides structured opportunities for individuals\, colleges and universities\, and corporations to partner directly and participate in short terms volunteer programs with local communities in long-term\, community-driven development initiatives aligned with the SDGs.\nParticipants will learn how experiential service programs can:\n• Align academic coursework with global development outcomes\n• Strengthen alumni and corporate engagement strategies\n• Create meaningful cross-sector partnerships\n• Deliver measurable contributions toward specific SDG targets\nThe session will highlight real-world examples of university and corporate engagement and offer a replicable model for institutions seeking to move from awareness to implementation in advancing the SDGs. \nMeeting here:https://globalvolunteers.zoom.us/j/83576860242 \nPresenters: \nAndrew Philbrook\, Director of the Americas & Africa\nOperations and General Counsel \nLanguage: English \nSDGs Addressed: \n\nSDG 1 – No Poverty\nSDG 2 – Zero Hunger\nSDG 3 – Good Health and Well-Being\nSDG 4 – Quality Education\nSDG 5 – Gender Equality\nSDG 6 – Clean Water and Sanitation\nSDG 7 – Affordable and Clean Energy\nSDG 8 – Decent Work and Economic Growth\nSDG 9 – Industry\, Innovation and Infrastructure\nSDG 10 – Reduced Inequalities\nSDG 11 – Sustainable Cities and Communities\nSDG 16 – Peace\, Justice and Strong Institutions\nSDG 17 – Partnerships for the Goals\n\n5 “P’s” of sustainable development (People\, Planet\, Prosperity\, Peace\, Partnership) \n\nPeople\nProsperity\nPeace\nPartnership
URL:https://universityglobalcoalition.org/event/from-commitment-to-action-hands-on-pathways-to-advancing-the-sdgs-through-short-term-volunteering-with-global-volunteers/
LOCATION:Virtual\, GA
ORGANIZER;CN="Emily Johansen":MAILTO:ejohansen@globalvolunteers.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Costa_Rica:20260303T140000
DTEND;TZID=America/Costa_Rica:20260303T160000
DTSTAMP:20260526T065223
CREATED:20260303T173346Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260303T173346Z
UID:2505-1772546400-1772553600@universityglobalcoalition.org
SUMMARY:Third Edition of the International Virtual Workshop on Environmental Pollution Data Management within the Framework of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development (SDGs)
DESCRIPTION:Event Description: \nThis event is a collaborative initiative involving academics and researchers from the Faculty of Agronomy and Veterinary Sciences of the Autonomous University of San Luis Potosí (Mexico)\, the Faculty of Agricultural Sciences of the National University of Cuyo (Argentina)\, and EARTH University (Costa Rica).\nWithin the framework of reflection on the United Nations 2030 Agenda and the formulation of the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)\, encompassing 169 targets across the economic\, social\, and environmental dimensions\, it is considered essential to assess their performance and impact from a global to a local scale. In particular\, seven SDGs are of special interest\, as several of their targets and scopes require robust data management in order to diagnose conditions\, develop models\, and generate projections that support decision-making across different sectors of society. These goals include: SDG 6: Clean Water and Sanitation; SDG 7: Affordable and Clean Energy; SDG 11: Sustainable Cities and Communities; SDG 12: Responsible Consumption and Production; SDG 13: Climate Action; SDG 14: Life Below Water; and SDG 15: Life on Land.\nThe main objective of the workshop is to train students in the analysis and interpretation of environmental pollution data\, enabling them to identify the applicable regulatory frameworks related to water\, soil\, and air\, as well as to recognize prevention and mitigation strategies for environmental impacts aligned with the Sustainable Development Goals.\nThroughout the workshop\, reflections are conducted in relation to the 2030 Agenda. Participants are guided on the importance of environmental\, social\, and economic sustainability indicators\, as well as technological indicators that have evolved over time and their relationship with indicators of water\, soil\, and air pollution. Special emphasis is placed on the relevance of national environmental information systems and on how issues related to water\, soil\, and air pollution are addressed from a technical and scientific perspective\, considering information categories such as indices\, variables\, indicators-parameters\, and the study of physicochemical and biological properties\, among others.\nSimilarly\, several key questions are addressed\, such as: What considerations should be taken into account when studying contaminants in water\, soil\, and air? What can be investigated\, and for what purpose should contaminants be studied? Examples of models documented in scientific studies are presented\, illustrating the variables and indicators used to assess environmental impacts and pollution arising from anthropogenic and natural activities\, as well as the importance of establishing direct and indirect relationships when addressing pollution issues. Finally\, a practical component is carried out involving the analysis of specific environmental quality datasets for water\, soil\, and air\, their interpretation within national and international regulatory frameworks\, and the use of specialized software for contaminant modeling. \nMeeting here: https://teams.microsoft.com/l/meetup-join/19%3ameeting_NGUxYTg0YzUtNGUwOC00ODk2LWI5MDUtOWU2NjJjMmJhMjVk%40thread.v2/0?context=%7b%22Tid%22%3a%220a81ffad-ecde-490c-9d85-442777ce8e9f%22%2c%22Oid%22%3a%2219a003b7-c57e-4bcd-8941-5a2c5b8ac5b9%22%7d \nPresenters: \nInstructor: \n\nDr. Jorge Alonso Alcalá Jáuregui\, Professor\, Faculty of Agronomy and Veterinary Sciences\, Autonomous University of San Luis Potosí (Mexico).\n\nFacilitators: \n\nDr. Idrissa Diedhiou\, Professor\, EARTH University (Costa Rica).\nDr. María Flavia Filippini\, Professor\, Faculty of Agricultural Sciences\, National University of Cuyo (Argentina).\nDr. Daniela Cónsoli\, Professor\, Faculty of Agricultural Sciences\, National University of Cuyo (Argentina).\nDr. Eduardo Martínez Carretero\, Professor\, IADIZA (CONICET)\, Geobotany and Phytogeography\, Mendoza\, Argentina.\n\nLanguage: Spanish \nSDGs Addressed: \n\nSDG 6: Clean Water and Sanitation\nSDG 7: Affordable and Clean Energy\nSDG 11: Sustainable Cities and Communities\nSDG 12: Responsible Consumption and Production\nSDG 13: Climate Action\nSDG 14: Life Below Water\nSDG 15: Life on Land\n\n5 “P’s” of sustainable development (People\, Planet\, Prosperity\, Peace\, Partnership): \n\nPeople\nPlanet\nProsperity\nPeace\nPartnership
URL:https://universityglobalcoalition.org/event/third-edition-of-the-international-virtual-workshop-on-environmental-pollution-data-management-within-the-framework-of-the-2030-agenda-for-sustainable-development-sdgs-2/
LOCATION:Virtual\, GA
ORGANIZER;CN="Prof. Idrissa Di%C3%A9dhiou":MAILTO:idiedhiou@earth.ac.cr
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Mexico_City:20260303T160000
DTEND;TZID=America/Mexico_City:20260303T180000
DTSTAMP:20260526T065223
CREATED:20260216T164317Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260216T190523Z
UID:2363-1772553600-1772560800@universityglobalcoalition.org
SUMMARY:Conferencia Agenda 2030 y Turismo Digital
DESCRIPTION:Event Description: \nConferencia enfocada para jóvenes de nivel media superior y superior\, para la divulgación del Turismo Digital con enfoque de sostenibilidad. \nRegister here: \nPresenters: \nCasa Universitaria Cacao y Chocolate \nLanguage: Spanish \nSDGs Addressed: \n\n04 Educación de Calidad\n06 Agua potable y saneamiento\n\n5 “P’s” of sustainable development (People\, Planet\, Prosperity\, Peace\, Partnership): \n\nPeople\nPlanet\nProsperity
URL:https://universityglobalcoalition.org/event/conferencia-agenda-2030-y-turismo-digital/
LOCATION:universidad juárez autónoma de tabasco\, Av Universidad s/n\, Magisterial\, 86025 Villahermosa\, Tab.\, Mexico\, Villahermosa\, Tabasco\, Tabasco\, 86025\, Mexico
ORGANIZER;CN="Francisco Palavicini Torres":MAILTO:fpalavicini@yahoo.com
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