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Use Cyberschoolbus' interactive maps to view country data on MDG indicators.
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- Recap of GYLS by UN Youth Summit Review
A recap of the Summit and the reports filed by student journalists from the UN Youth Summit Review during the 3 day event. This audio piece originally aired on WCBS Newsradio 880, the flagship station of CBS Radio Network and CBS News.
2006Source: WCBS Newsradio 880
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- Delegates on malaria and other diseases
Youth delegates share their personal stories about how diseases are affecting their homeland. Delegates interviewed: Zied Mhirsi (Tunisia), Angela Damas (Tanzania).
2006Source: Sunnie Redhouse, UN Youth Summit Review
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- Delegates work together to accomplish goals
Young people from all over the world have gathered at the United Nations Headquarters in New York to participate in the UN Global Youth Leadership Summit. They may be jetlagged, but they are all ready to share their perspectives and work toward achieving the Millennium Development Goals. Delegates interviewed: Enas Halaiqah (Jordan), Geoff Cooper (Trinidad and Tobago), Richard Bartlett (UK)
2006Source: Ko Im, UN Youth Summit Review
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- Delegates on CBS morning show
UN Youth Summit Review Radio interviewed delegates who were invited to be in the crowd of the CBS television morning program, "The Early Show." Delegates interviewed: Lenette Lewis (British Virgin Islands), M'hamed Nazim Abdelkrim (Algeria).
2006Source: Ko Im, UN Youth Summit Review
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- Making the Global Connection
Report from the Global Village tent at the UN Global Youth Leadership Summit. The Global Village serves as an information hub and a venue for youth delegates and student journalists to stay in touch and meet new friends.
Nane Annan, wife of UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan, and John Gage, Co-Founder and Chief Researcher of Sun Microsystems, share their perspectives on the Global Village.
2006Source: Javier Berrera, UN Youth Summit Review
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- The word is out, thanks to technology
News of the UN Global Youth Leadership Summit has spread far beyond the General Assembly, thanks to technological advances in media that make it possible for the work of the youth delegates to be seen and heard around the world. GYLS delegates interviewed: Ilih Alejandro (Honduras), Ruth Cangela (Mozambique)
2006Source: Jennifer Jiggetts, UN Youth Summit Review
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