Sport diplomacy moves beyond the competitive element of sport to leverage sport’s spirit of collaboration and shared commitments. 

Visitors are meant to pass through the Ark of Return—the Permanent Memorial in Honour of the Victims of Slavery and the Transatlantic Slave Trade—to intimately experience three primary elements addressing the past, present and future.

The future of forests and food security affects the well-being of every individual on this planet; integrated and concerted efforts to protect forests are, therefore, crucial.

Climate change and other drivers have accelerated glacier melt, threatening water security, biodiversity and regional economies.

The status of women has improved significantly since the first Beijing conference in 1995, yet there is still much work to be done to achieve true equality.

The Antarctic Treaty System, in place since 1961, is principally dedicated to the environmental threats that arise locally, including those from fishing, tourism and scientific research.

It's crucial to show young children the possibilities available to them in a positive way, but it’s equally important to ensure that their environment can fully support them.

There is a difference between choosing to move and being forced to flee. That difference is essential in learning how to deal with the current wave of global insecurity.

Today, genocidal and other atrocity violence occurs in all corners of the globe, largely unabated and with near-total impunity. Even in places that do not make headlines, individuals and communities are targeted for identity-based discrimination and violence. 

International solidarity is a principle that recalls the responsibility of States, international organizations, corporations and civil society to strengthen the enjoyment of human rights and peace by everyone through transnational networks of communication.