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21/08/2026

🌱 Del diseño a la acción: Hacia una gobernanza efectiva del Sistema Nacional y Progresivo de Cuidados en México

El 26 de agosto, UNRISD, con el apoyo de AECID y en colaboración con el Gobierno de Guadalajara, llevará a cabo un encuentro para avanzar en la discusión sobre la gobernanza del Sistema Nacional y Progresivo de Cuidados en México.

El encuentro forma parte del proyecto de UNRISD Designing the Governance of the National Care System in Mexico, que busca aportar evidencia y herramientas para fortalecer la gobernanza de estos sistemas.

Representantes de gobierno, sociedad civil y academia compartirán experiencias, identificarán desafíos y discutirán cómo avanzar hacia sistemas de cuidados más sostenibles, inclusivos y corresponsables.

📅 26 de agosto de 2026 📍 Jalisco, México

🔗 Conoce más sobre el proyecto: https://tinyurl.com/2p9zna3b

19/08/2026

🧩 The economy has more words than “growth.” Can you find them?

of the Puzzle Journal is here! As part of our 63rd anniversary celebrations, we’re continuing our four-week puzzle journey with Alternative Economies for Transformation.

For decades, UNRISD research has challenged conventional ideas about how economies work—and explored alternative ways to organize, value and sustain our societies.

Now, it’s your turn to look beyond growth.

🧩 Your second challenge: The Economic Wordsearch.

Can you find the hidden words? 👀

Play and discover how these concepts can help us rethink what economies are for—and what truly sustains societies.

Which word did you find first? Tell us in the comments.

4 themes, 4 challenges. 4 weeks of discovery.

Find the Answers. Shift Paradigms.

👀 Coming next: Spot the Difference

18/08/2026

🌍 As we close our week dedicated to , we’re turning the spotlight to the voices and reflections of the APOHS 2026 cohort.

🌱 What would you say to a future APOHS fellow?

To continue highlighting the APOHS 2026 cohort, we asked our scholars to share one key takeaway from their APOHS journey—and one piece of advice for those who might follow in their footsteps.

From learning and research to connection, collaboration and new perspectives, their reflections show what can happen when early-career professionals are given the space to learn, exchange and grow.

💬 One programme. Ten scholars. Ten perspectives.

Swipe through to hear directly from the APOHS 2026 cohort and discover what they’re taking with them into the next chapter of their journeys.

🌱 The future needs changemakers. We’re creating the space for them to grow.

📖 Learn more about the programme: www.unrisd.org/apohs

17/08/2026

🌍 As our week continues, we’re highlighting the importance of creating spaces where young people and early-career professionals can learn, connect and grow into the leaders shaping tomorrow.

🔵 Meet the APOHS 2026 cohort!

Five months. 10 scholars. Four countries. One shared commitment to human rights, equity and sustainable development.

The fourth edition of UNRISD’s Advanced Programme on Human Rights and Sustainable Development (APOHS) brought together early-career professionals from the Republic of Korea, the Philippines, Indonesia and Myanmar for a journey combining online learning, immersive training in Geneva and mentored research.

Through learning, exchange and collaboration, the 2026 cohort explored how knowledge and research can help advance more just and sustainable futures.

👏 Thank you to our scholars, mentors and partners for making APOHS 2026 a meaningful journey!

The future needs changemakers. We’re helping create the space for them to grow. 🌱

📖 Learn more about the programme: www.unrisd.org/apohs

14/08/2026

🌍What happens when young people aren't simply invited into the conversation—but given space to shape it?

In 2025, UNRISD launched the International Forum We, the Youth (IFWY), our first-ever global youth-led policy forum.

Across 6 regional dialogues, 300 youth representatives came together to deliberate on shared global challenges and co-create recommendations for systemic transformation.

The result: 6 regional declarations, the Eunpyeong Declaration with 9 global priorities, 48 elected Youth Navigators from 29 countries—and a community reaching more than 26,000 subscribers across 169 countries.

From the UN World Summit for Social Development to COP30, youth priorities travelled from dialogue into global policy spaces.

Because transforming policy requires a mandate from the future.

This , we celebrate the young people who are not waiting for the future to arrive—they are helping shape it. ✊🏽

Learn more about IFWY : www.unrisd.org/ifwy

13/08/2026

📢 We’re looking for a Social Media Intern!

Are you passionate about social media, digital storytelling and communicating ideas that can help shape a more just and sustainable world?

The United Nations Research Institute for Social Development (UNRISD) is looking for a motivated Social Media Intern to join the Communications and Outreach team in Geneva.

As part of the team, you will support the development and delivery of UNRISD’s social media content — from researching and developing posts and adapting content for different platforms to supporting campaigns, digital storytelling and social media monitoring.

🎓 We’re looking for: Candidates with a background in communications, media, journalism, marketing, social sciences or a related field, with strong writing, editing and digital communication skills and an interest in social development and global issues.

📍 Geneva, Switzerland
📅 4-6 months, starting September 2026
⏰ Deadline: 27 August 2026, 23:59 CET
📌 Unpaid internship

Interested? Submit your CV and a short cover letter outlining your motivation, relevant skills and preferred internship period.

👉 Find out more: https://www.unrisd.org/en/about/vacancies/social-media

13/08/2026

🎙️ Following International Youth Day, we revisit our Podcast Spotlight: “Social and Solidarity Economy: Creating Space for Youth Participation and Belonging”, with Davorka Vidović.

In this episode, sociologist Davorka Vidović from the University of Zagreb discusses:

🔹 How the Social and Solidarity Economy (SSE) can create opportunities for youth participation

🔹 Why creativity and decision-making can help young people shape their futures

🔹 How SSE can foster a sense of belonging and meaningful connections

🔹 Why respect for people and nature is key to a human-centred economy

🔹 How SSE can offer an alternative to economic models that leave young people increasingly disconnected

🎧 Tune in on your favourite platform:

→ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AYwzQr4BLC8&list=PLHotu3zGFIYfFKMCn8sZ6e135BgzmqjUy&index=13

→ Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/1asZl7yJY8jvZqujsmFFfF

📚 Dive deeper into the research and read the Encyclopedia entry on youth:

→ https://www.unrisd.org/encyclopedia-sse

12/08/2026

3 things research tells us about youth and peace. 🌍

For , we’re dedicating this week to young people and their role in bringing us closer to more just, peaceful and resilient societies.

We’re opening the week with a look at how youth are bringing us closer to peace, drawing on UNRISD research on resilience in Africa to explore how young people from Mozambique and the Democratic Republic of the Congo. contribute to peace building, resilience and social change.

At UNRISD, we see young people not simply as beneficiaries of development, but as partners and agents of social change.

👉 Follow along this week as we explore the many ways young people are helping shape a more peaceful and inclusive future.

Explore UNRISD’s research → www.unrisd.org/publications

11/08/2026

🧩 Think you know about social policy? Let’s see.

of the Puzzle Journal is here! As part of our 63rd anniversary celebrations, we’re kicking off our four-week puzzle journey with Social Policy.

For more than six decades, UNRISD research has explored the policies, institutions and social transformations that shape people’s lives and societies.

Now, it’s your turn to find some answers.

🧩 Your first challenge: The Social Crossword.

Can you solve the clues and uncover some of the key concepts behind social policy?

Swipe through to play, write your answers in the comments, and discover why these ideas matter for building more inclusive, equitable and sustainable societies

4 themes, 4 challenges. 4 weeks of discovery.

Find the answers Shift Paradigm.

👀 Coming next: The Alternative Word search

07/08/2026

🌿 3 facts about Indigenous Peoples you may not know.

Indigenous Peoples represent just 6.2% of the global population, yet they are three times more likely to live in extreme poverty than non-Indigenous groups due to historical injustices.

But there’s more to the story.

This International Day of the World's Indigenous Peoples, we highlight how Indigenous rights, knowledge and leadership are essential to building more just and sustainable societies.

From securing collective land rights and upholding Free, Prior and Informed Consent (FPIC) to recognizing Indigenous knowledge systems, these are not only matters of justice—they are key to addressing today's social and environmental challenges.

👉 Swipe through to discover more.

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