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10 Years of Impact.
A decade of voices, ideas and conversations reaching far beyond the room. 🌍
Since 2016, the SDG Media Zone has convened 36 editions across 10 countries, reached audiences in 80 countries, engaged more than 1.2 billion people, and featured over 1,400 speakers.
For ten years, the SDG Media Zone has brought together media, leaders, advocates and creators to spotlight sustainable solutions and bring global issues beyond policy discussions into public discourse.
Over the years, voices have included Natalie Portman, America Ferrera, Ciara, Nikolaj Coster-Waldau and many more from across diplomacy, media, culture, science and advocacy.
This September, the story continues.
đź“Ť United Nations Headquarters, New York
đź“… September 21-25, 2026 | UNGA 81
#SDGLive #UNGA #10YearsOfImpact
14 Sep 2026
For Lucas Leiva, the momentum around women’s football in Brazil is impossible to ignore.
The former Brazil International and Liverpool FC professional football player reflected on the excitement surrounding the country’s upcoming Women’s World Cup and the progress already taking place, from the push for greater equality in the game to more young women taking up football.
In a country where the sport is such a powerful part of national identity, that growth has the potential to resonate far beyond the pitch.
Lucas shares that these are exciting times for women’s football and for the next generation stepping into the game.
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10 Nov 2026
Over ten years, the SDG Media Zone has brought together some of the world’s most influential voices to turn global conversations into stories that reach people everywhere. 🌍🎙️
Across 38 editions, countless sessions and more than 1500 speakers, global leaders, media, advocates, and creators have stepped onto the SDG Media Zone stage to share ideas, challenge perspectives and inspire action.
#SDGLive #10YearsofImpact
05 Nov 2026
For Park Hyunjin of Big Ocean, AI is not just a technology but a tool that helps make performance more accessible.
On the SDG Media Zone stage, Hyunjin shared how Big Ocean, the world’s first hard-of-hearing K-pop group, uses AI during vocal training to visualize pitch they may not be able to hear, while metronomes help the group stay connected to rhythm.
Their experience brought the session’s wider conversation about an inclusive AI economy to life, showing what it can look like when technology is designed around people rather than leaving them behind.
As AI continues to reshape economies and societies, the question is not only what the technology can do, but who gets to benefit from it.
#SDGLive #10YearsofImpact
03 Nov 2026
Wild foods carry stories with them.
Forager, cook and author Alexis Nikole Nelson, as part of the Hollywood Climate Summit, joined the SDG Media Zone and spoke about why sharing knowledge about plants also means sharing the history and culture connected to them.
For many species, their continued presence is tied to generations of stewardship by Indigenous communities, and recognizing that legacy is an essential part of understanding the food itself.
Through her work, Alexis brings together foraging, storytelling and cultural context, inviting audiences to deepen their understanding of and connection to the natural world.
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30 Oct 2026
You should not need a physics degree to be curious about the universe.
At the SDG Media Zone, science communicator and digital educator Pedro Loos joined a panel with Hollywood Climate Summit and shared how he uses storytelling to make complex scientific ideas feel approachable and relevant.
From black holes and wormholes to time travel, his work is about finding the language, examples and narratives that help people engage with subjects that might otherwise feel intimidating.
For Pedro, good science communication starts with making people feel that these ideas are for them too.
#sdglive
28 Oct 2026
The SDG Media Zone welcomed guests and content creators who captured moments, shared their experiences and brought the energy of the Zone to their own communities.
Through their creativity and platforms, they helped amplify the conversations taking place at the United Nations, bringing stories of innovation, collaboration and sustainable development to audiences around the world.
A big thank you to everyone who joined us, created content and helped extend the reach of the SDG Media Zone far beyond the room.
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26 Oct 2026
From BBC Media Action and Al Jazeera to Vogue Business, CNN, DW, WIRED and more, leading voices from across the global media landscape joined the SDG Media Zone at the United Nations for UNGA81.
The SDG Media Zone brings together global leaders, innovators, media and civil society to spotlight solutions and partnerships advancing sustainable development.
By connecting global media with the people driving change, the SDG Media Zone helps turn conversations into stories that reach, inform and inspire audiences far beyond the United Nations.
#SDGMediaZone #SDGLive
23 Oct 2026
As artificial intelligence continues to shape our world, an urgent question remains: How can we ensure technology advances gender equality rather than reinforces discrimination and harm?
UN Women brought a conversation to the SDG Media Zone exploring the intersection of AI and feminism, examining how emerging technologies can amplify existing inequalities and violence against women and girls, while also offering opportunities to challenge them.
Moderated by Aisha Becker-Burrowes, Co-Founder and Executive Director of FEMINIST, the discussion featured Kalliopi Mingeirou, UN Women Chief of Ending Violence Against Women and Girls, and Jayathma Wickramanayake, UN Women Digital Transformation Lead.
They discussed the importance of survivor-centred approaches, greater accountability for digital platforms, stronger governance and safety-by-design to create a digital future that protects and empowers women and girls.
Technology should be a force for equality, not a weapon against it. Building that future requires ensuring women’s rights, voices and safety are at the centre of technological progress.
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22 Oct 2026
What do you do with the half head of cabbage or the slightly forgotten potato sitting in the back of your fridge?
Chris Morocco, Food Director at Bon Appétit, joined the SDG Media Zone and brought the question of food waste into the kitchen, asking Tara Gallina, Co-Owner and Chief Experience Officer at Take Root Hospitality, how restaurants can communicate their approach to using ingredients more fully.
For Chris, part of the opportunity is helping audiences become more confident about using what they already have, rather than letting perfectly usable food go to waste.
How creative do you get with the ingredients left in your fridge?
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21 Oct 2026
“Everyone deserves to be respected and to live their lives according to their own culture, in their territory of origin.”
At the SDG Media Zone, Juma Xipaia, Indigenous leader, environmental activist, and a Chief of the village of Xipaya people in Brazil’s Amazon spoke about the importance of protecting culture, identity and the right of communities to determine their own futures.
Respect is more than recognition. It means listening to communities, valuing their traditions and ensuring that development does not come at the expense of cultural heritage or belonging.
Protecting people also means protecting the places, knowledge and ways of life that shape who they are.
#SDGLive #10YearsofImpact
16 Oct 2026
At the SDG Media Zone, Volker TĂĽrk, United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, joined Kate Taylor of WIRED to explore the role of human rights in shaping the future of AI.
TĂĽrk emphasized that universal human rights must serve as the foundation for AI development and governance, ensuring that technological progress benefits everyone rather than deepening existing inequalities.
He also highlighted that the opportunities and challenges presented by AI cannot be addressed by the private sector alone. Governments have a critical role to play in establishing stronger frameworks for transparency, independent oversight and accountability.
Building an inclusive AI future requires more than innovation. It requires collective responsibility and a commitment to putting human rights at the centre of technological progress.
#SDGLive #UNGA #10YearsofImpact
14 Oct 2026
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