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Feed · 25/09/2026

Voices Seen, Images Heard - Film - e-flux

Feed · 14/04/2026

This week saw humanity at its worst. Artemis II told the opposite story | Flynn Coleman

We send the voice of the dead across space as an act of continuity and care, while on Earth we tally the bodies. Which do we choose to become?

Feed · 16/03/2026

OLIVE NETWORK NEWSLETTER JANUARY 2026

VOICES FOR NOW FOR TOMORROW

Feed · 11/01/2026

Education International

We are the voice of teachers and education workers around the world.Through our 386 member organizations, we represent more than 32.5 million teachers and education support personnel in 178 countries and territories.

Feed · 11/01/2026

Worlds of Education

Reflect. Mobilise. Take action. Education transforms the world. Education is our world, as rich and diverse as the voices speaking out on the pages of Worlds of Education. Worlds of Education is a platform for teachers, unionists, activists, and academics to share their insights into the issues affecting the education workforce and community around the world. The aim is to encourage a global conversation, to reflect, mobilise, and take action for education everywhere. Explore the diverse, compelling, and engaging Worlds of Education. Share your insights We are always eager to publish new and interesting perspectives on education. Click here to find out how you can contribute to Worlds of Education.

Feed · 08/01/2026

Global Citizens Assemblies | Coalition

The Coalition for a Global Citizens’ Assembly unites organisations committed to a permanent citizens’ voice in global governance. Together, we’re pushing for faster action, deeper solidarity, and decisions that truly reflect the world’s people.

Feed · 08/01/2026

Voices Festival returns in 2026 — ECPMF joins the project

ECPMF joins the Voices Festival project as a core partner. The 2026 edition returns to Florence on 10–12 March to advance journalism and media freedom.

Feed · 24/11/2025

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Feed · 03/09/2025

The Voice of Hind Rajab gets 23-minute ovation at Venice film festival

Film about five-year-old girl killed by Israeli forces in Gaza leave much of audience and many journalists sobbing

Feed · 11/08/2025

On Third Listening - Announcements - e-flux

The third edition of The Listening Biennial invites us to tune into the humming stars above and the countless voices they carry.

Feed · 15/07/2025

Mapping the New Global Chessboard - Rosa-Luxemburg-Stiftung

The international system is undergoing a profound transformation. The unipolar moment that followed the Cold War, characterized by a concentration of political, economic, and military dominance in the hands of the United States, is giving way to a more dispersed distribution of power. Emerging and re-emerging states are asserting regional and global influence, reshaping the geopolitical landscape into one marked by multiple centres of power. This shift towards multipolarity is often perceived as a corrective to Western hegemony, yet its implications for global justice, accountability, and the enforcement of international norms remain contested. | Rather than ushering in a more equitable world order, the current multipolar configuration could also amplify competition and fragmentation. International law is increasingly applied selectively, and multilateral institutions are constrained by political deadlock and structural asymmetries. Whether in the ongoing wars such as in Palestine or Ukraine, the normative foundations of the global system are under immense strain. Crucially, the emergence of new power poles does not necessarily entail the reimagining of global governance in emancipatory terms — instead, it risks reproducing hierarchical and imperial logics under different banners. This dossier brings together voices from international civil society, academia, and politics to give an insight into the different regional perspectives and unpack the contradictions of the multipolar moment. It raises the question of whether a just multipolarity is possible, and what political concepts, institutional reforms and strategies of solidarity it would require. ||

Feed · 06/07/2025

The Gaza discourse has been Vylanised – but that diversionary strategy just doesn’t work any more | Archie Bland

Those appalled by Israel’s actions in Gaza, and the kind of media frenzy prompted by Bob Vylan’s Glastonbury appearance, are finding their voice, says Archie Bland, editor of the Guardian’s First Edition newsletter

Feed · 24/04/2025

‘Who wept for these people?’ Francis’s papacy was defined by compassion for refugees

From personally promising to relocate vulnerable asylum seekers to speaking out against ‘cruel’ policies, the late pope was a voice for the marginalised

Feed · 20/03/2025

Shadowily in different tongues – Opening

Opening of the exhibition "Shadowily in different tongues" ? ifa Gallery Stuttgart ? 20.03.25 ? 19:00 - 21:00 | ifa.de

Feed · 27/10/2024

If fossil fuel dependency is a global addiction, climate activists are prophets trying to save us from our stupor | Tim Winton

Legions of young people are getting organised, skilling up, raising their voices and placing their bodies in the path of those who profit from our addiction

Feed · 17/09/2024

‘This is a big chance for all of us’: Germany’s freedom hotel where exiled journalists take refuge

As attacks on the press rise, the House of Critical Voices offers sanctuary for media workers exposing abuses

Feed · 10/08/2024

Arts & Ecology - Global Diversity Foundation

ARTS & ECOLOGY Art is the most effective form of rebellion. ~ The Power of Art, Simon Schama Art has the power to move us; to evoke and transform emotions that words often cannot. Art has the power to change narratives, to give a voice to the voiceless, to break rules and find unorthodox ways […]

Feed · 23/04/2024

Humanitarian groups demand safe routes to UK after five deaths in Channel

UN and Council for Europe add voices to outcry as more people drown within hours of ‘cruel’ Rwanda bill being passed

Feed · 28/12/2023

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Feed · 17/12/2023

The Guardian view on spoken word poets: powerful voices that are needed today | Editorial

Editorial: Traditionally looked down on by the poetry establishment, those specialising in performance deserve their new chance to shine

Feed · 30/11/2023

Culture at the Heart of Climate Action - Julie's Bicycle

A global call to the UNFCCC to include cultural heritage, the arts and creative sectors in climate policy at COP. Under the leadership of the Climate Heritage Network, Julie’s Bicycle is heading up an exciting new climate campaign. It aims to unite artists and cultural voices from across the world in a global call to action to embed culture into climate policy. We can already see the devastating effects of climate change all around us. In particular, the impact it has on those who have contributed least to this problem. We are currently failing to adequately rise to the challenge of climate change, and culture - in all its forms - can present creative solutions to strengthen climate policy and planning. This campaign is asking the UN to approve a ‘Joint Work Decision on Culture and Climate Action’. It is a UN process which would trigger the frameworks and policies which enable culture to contribute fully to climate solutions. “We need everyone from across the cultural landscape to unite and support this campaign - from artists, galleries and museums to designers and the film and fashion industries - we need organisations and individuals from every sector across the world to add their voice!” Alison Tickell, JB Founder. Culture-led solutions have so much potential. Hundreds of artists and cultural organisations from across the world are adding their names to this campaign. Find out more and add your voice! Find out more Artists and cultural voices from across the world are uniting to call for the UNFCCC to put culture at the heart of climate action at COP.

Feed · 11/10/2023

Youth for climate action

Elevating the voices of young people to protect the future of our planet

Feed · 20/11/2022

Global We — MUSEUM FOR THE UNITED NATIONS

Bringing the voices of the many to COP27

Feed · 02/10/2022

Join us for the People's COP27

The People’s COP27 is a platform for the voices shut out of COP27. Stories from the frontlines of the climate crisis and an online high-level plenary event will deliver messages from marginalised people to the politicians making decisions about how the world is meeting the challenges of climate…

Feed · 27/06/2022

FutureFixer Shakila Islam: “Our future lies in women and girls’ power”

Climate justice youth activist Shakila Islam spoke with Atlas about climate change and the importance of listening to women’s voices.

Feed · 27/05/2022

How it works

We want everyone to have a voice in deciding how to respond to the climate and ecological crisis. That’s why the Global Assembly has two important parts: 1. Core Assembly 2. Community Assemblies Both will seek to answer the question: How can humanity address the climate and ecological…

Feed · 28/09/2021

‘A poem is a powerful tool’: Somali women raise their voices in the nation of poets

A childhood encounter with a hyena inspired Hawa Jama Abdi’s first verse. Now she is part of an arts project designed to encourage women storytellers - and unite all Somalis

Feed · 21/04/2021

How will you reboot the future? - The Futures Centre

As the climate and social crises we face intensify, the voices of young people are rightly getting louder. ‘How Will You Reboot the Future?’ is a campaign set to engage 14-19 year old students to stimulate debate and action as we approach the 26th UN Climate Change Conference of the Parties (COP26).