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INTRO - SDGs Conference 2025: In the Margins of the UNGA80
Journalists and Writers Foundation JWFIn the Margins of the 80th Session of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA80), the Journalists and Writers Foundation hosted the 10th Annual SDGs Conference 2025 in collaboration with 56 civil society organizations from 30 countries on Wednesday, 24 September 2025 in New York. Throughout the day, the SDGs Conference 2025 convened 18 globally recognized panelists from 14 countries to elaborate on working themes of “Digitalization of Sustainable Development and Human Rights Advocacy”, “Women and Youth as Leaders for Civic Engagement and Social Change” and “Cross-cutting Threats to the PrincRead moreShow less
In the Margins of the 80th Session of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA80), the Journalists and Writers Foundation hosted the 10th Annual SDGs Conference 2025 in collaboration with 56 civil society organizations from 30 countries on Wednesday, 24 September 2025 in New York.
Throughout the day, the SDGs Conference 2025 convened 18 globally recognized panelists from 14 countries to elaborate on working themes of “Digitalization of Sustainable Development and Human Rights Advocacy”, “Women and Youth as Leaders for Civic Engagement and Social Change” and “Cross-cutting Threats to the Principles of Democracy”. This international policy-making platform served as the reflection of the UNGA80 Theme #BetterTogether and +200 participants attended the sessions from 32 different countries across the world.
Throughout the day, the SDGs Conference 2025 convened 18 globally recognized panelists from 14 countries to elaborate on working themes of “Digitalization of Sustainable Development and Human Rights Advocacy”, “Women and Youth as Leaders for Civic Engagement and Social Change” and “Cross-cutting Threats to the Principles of Democracy”. This international policy-making platform served as the reflection of the UNGA80 Theme #BetterTogether and +200 participants attended the sessions from 32 different countries across the world.
