Global Connections
In Case You Missed It
October 4, 2012 BY Jenni Lee
Welcome to the first October edition of In Case You Missed It. Although the days are getting shorter, we’re working just as hard to help the United Nations solve our greatest global challenges. Here are some highlights of what we’ve been reading. What about you? Let us know below.
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In Case You Missed It
September 14, 2012 BY Jenni Lee
Welcome to the first September edition of In Case You Missed It. Between the start of the school year, the return of football and getting through the daily to-do list, it can be a busy time of year. Here’s a quick rundown of news you may have missed.
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In Case You Missed It
September 7, 2012 BY Jenni Lee
Welcome to the first September edition of In Case You Missed It. Between the start of the school year, the return of football and getting through the daily to-do list, it can be a busy time of year. Here’s a quick rundown of news you may have missed.
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In Case You Missed It
August 31, 2012 BY Jenni Lee
If you’re like me, you’re trying to enjoy every last minute of summer. That’s why we’re bringing you In Case You Missed It – a quick recap of recent news on the United Nations Foundation and the issues we care about.
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GenUN Movement Begins Now
August 23, 2012 BY Patrick Madden
This fall, the U.S. Department of State’s Mission to the United Nations has taken historic action, to reaching out to young people across the U.S. and connecting them to the UN General Assembly. This is the first time the voice of youth will be actively engaged with our official delegation at the UN’s General Assembly in a U.S. Youth Observer position.
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POSTED IN: Campaigns & Initiatives, Get Involved, Global Issues, On the Ground, Social Good, United Nations
My Entreaty
August 2, 2012 BY Patrick Madden
It’s high season for politics. Yes, we are back to balancing campaign trail accusations with attack ads, as well as parsing the meanings of sound bites and polls. It would seem as though not much is actually happening in Washington, but that’s not completely true. Despite the rhetoric, there is some action on Capitol Hill – and it’s not a battle over taxes, it’s about treaties.
For the historians, between 1946 and 1999, the United States completed nearly 16,000 international agreements.
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POSTED IN: Campaigns & Initiatives, Global Issues, United Nations
CAMPAIGNS & INITIATIVES
October 4, 2012 BY Jenni Lee
Welcome to the first October edition of In Case You Missed It. Although the days are getting shorter, we’re working just as hard to help the United Nations solve our greatest global challenges. Here are some highlights of what we’ve been reading. What about you? Let us know below.
READ MORE
POSTED IN: Campaigns & Initiatives, Get Involved, Global Issues, United Nations
In Case You Missed It
September 14, 2012 BY Jenni Lee
Welcome to the first September edition of In Case You Missed It. Between the start of the school year, the return of football and getting through the daily to-do list, it can be a busy time of year. Here’s a quick rundown of news you may have missed.
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POSTED IN: Campaigns & Initiatives, Get Involved, Global Issues, United Nations
In Case You Missed It
September 7, 2012 BY Jenni Lee
Welcome to the first September edition of In Case You Missed It. Between the start of the school year, the return of football and getting through the daily to-do list, it can be a busy time of year. Here’s a quick rundown of news you may have missed.
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POSTED IN: Campaigns & Initiatives, Get Involved, United Nations
In Case You Missed It
August 31, 2012 BY Jenni Lee
If you’re like me, you’re trying to enjoy every last minute of summer. That’s why we’re bringing you In Case You Missed It – a quick recap of recent news on the United Nations Foundation and the issues we care about.
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POSTED IN: Campaigns & Initiatives, Get Involved, United Nations
GenUN Movement Begins Now
August 23, 2012 BY Patrick Madden
This fall, the U.S. Department of State’s Mission to the United Nations has taken historic action, to reaching out to young people across the U.S. and connecting them to the UN General Assembly. This is the first time the voice of youth will be actively engaged with our official delegation at the UN’s General Assembly in a U.S. Youth Observer position.
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POSTED IN: Campaigns & Initiatives, Get Involved, Global Issues, On the Ground, Social Good, United Nations
My Entreaty
August 2, 2012 BY Patrick Madden
It’s high season for politics. Yes, we are back to balancing campaign trail accusations with attack ads, as well as parsing the meanings of sound bites and polls. It would seem as though not much is actually happening in Washington, but that’s not completely true. Despite the rhetoric, there is some action on Capitol Hill – and it’s not a battle over taxes, it’s about treaties.
For the historians, between 1946 and 1999, the United States completed nearly 16,000 international agreements.
READ MORE
POSTED IN: Campaigns & Initiatives, Global Issues, United Nations
September 14, 2012 BY Jenni Lee
Welcome to the first September edition of In Case You Missed It. Between the start of the school year, the return of football and getting through the daily to-do list, it can be a busy time of year. Here’s a quick rundown of news you may have missed.
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POSTED IN: Campaigns & Initiatives, Get Involved, Global Issues, United Nations
In Case You Missed It
September 7, 2012 BY Jenni Lee
Welcome to the first September edition of In Case You Missed It. Between the start of the school year, the return of football and getting through the daily to-do list, it can be a busy time of year. Here’s a quick rundown of news you may have missed.
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POSTED IN: Campaigns & Initiatives, Get Involved, United Nations
In Case You Missed It
August 31, 2012 BY Jenni Lee
If you’re like me, you’re trying to enjoy every last minute of summer. That’s why we’re bringing you In Case You Missed It – a quick recap of recent news on the United Nations Foundation and the issues we care about.
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POSTED IN: Campaigns & Initiatives, Get Involved, United Nations
GenUN Movement Begins Now
August 23, 2012 BY Patrick Madden
This fall, the U.S. Department of State’s Mission to the United Nations has taken historic action, to reaching out to young people across the U.S. and connecting them to the UN General Assembly. This is the first time the voice of youth will be actively engaged with our official delegation at the UN’s General Assembly in a U.S. Youth Observer position.
READ MORE
POSTED IN: Campaigns & Initiatives, Get Involved, Global Issues, On the Ground, Social Good, United Nations
My Entreaty
August 2, 2012 BY Patrick Madden
It’s high season for politics. Yes, we are back to balancing campaign trail accusations with attack ads, as well as parsing the meanings of sound bites and polls. It would seem as though not much is actually happening in Washington, but that’s not completely true. Despite the rhetoric, there is some action on Capitol Hill – and it’s not a battle over taxes, it’s about treaties.
For the historians, between 1946 and 1999, the United States completed nearly 16,000 international agreements.
READ MORE
POSTED IN: Campaigns & Initiatives, Global Issues, United Nations
September 7, 2012 BY Jenni Lee
Welcome to the first September edition of In Case You Missed It. Between the start of the school year, the return of football and getting through the daily to-do list, it can be a busy time of year. Here’s a quick rundown of news you may have missed.
READ MORE
POSTED IN: Campaigns & Initiatives, Get Involved, United Nations
In Case You Missed It
August 31, 2012 BY Jenni Lee
If you’re like me, you’re trying to enjoy every last minute of summer. That’s why we’re bringing you In Case You Missed It – a quick recap of recent news on the United Nations Foundation and the issues we care about.
READ MORE
POSTED IN: Campaigns & Initiatives, Get Involved, United Nations
GenUN Movement Begins Now
August 23, 2012 BY Patrick Madden
This fall, the U.S. Department of State’s Mission to the United Nations has taken historic action, to reaching out to young people across the U.S. and connecting them to the UN General Assembly. This is the first time the voice of youth will be actively engaged with our official delegation at the UN’s General Assembly in a U.S. Youth Observer position.
READ MORE
POSTED IN: Campaigns & Initiatives, Get Involved, Global Issues, On the Ground, Social Good, United Nations
My Entreaty
August 2, 2012 BY Patrick Madden
It’s high season for politics. Yes, we are back to balancing campaign trail accusations with attack ads, as well as parsing the meanings of sound bites and polls. It would seem as though not much is actually happening in Washington, but that’s not completely true. Despite the rhetoric, there is some action on Capitol Hill – and it’s not a battle over taxes, it’s about treaties.
For the historians, between 1946 and 1999, the United States completed nearly 16,000 international agreements.
READ MORE
POSTED IN: Campaigns & Initiatives, Global Issues, United Nations
August 31, 2012 BY Jenni Lee
If you’re like me, you’re trying to enjoy every last minute of summer. That’s why we’re bringing you In Case You Missed It – a quick recap of recent news on the United Nations Foundation and the issues we care about.
READ MORE
POSTED IN: Campaigns & Initiatives, Get Involved, United Nations
GenUN Movement Begins Now
August 23, 2012 BY Patrick Madden
This fall, the U.S. Department of State’s Mission to the United Nations has taken historic action, to reaching out to young people across the U.S. and connecting them to the UN General Assembly. This is the first time the voice of youth will be actively engaged with our official delegation at the UN’s General Assembly in a U.S. Youth Observer position.
READ MORE
POSTED IN: Campaigns & Initiatives, Get Involved, Global Issues, On the Ground, Social Good, United Nations
My Entreaty
August 2, 2012 BY Patrick Madden
It’s high season for politics. Yes, we are back to balancing campaign trail accusations with attack ads, as well as parsing the meanings of sound bites and polls. It would seem as though not much is actually happening in Washington, but that’s not completely true. Despite the rhetoric, there is some action on Capitol Hill – and it’s not a battle over taxes, it’s about treaties.
For the historians, between 1946 and 1999, the United States completed nearly 16,000 international agreements.
READ MORE
POSTED IN: Campaigns & Initiatives, Global Issues, United Nations
August 23, 2012 BY Patrick Madden
This fall, the U.S. Department of State’s Mission to the United Nations has taken historic action, to reaching out to young people across the U.S. and connecting them to the UN General Assembly. This is the first time the voice of youth will be actively engaged with our official delegation at the UN’s General Assembly in a U.S. Youth Observer position.
READ MORE
POSTED IN: Campaigns & Initiatives, Get Involved, Global Issues, On the Ground, Social Good, United Nations
My Entreaty
August 2, 2012 BY Patrick Madden
It’s high season for politics. Yes, we are back to balancing campaign trail accusations with attack ads, as well as parsing the meanings of sound bites and polls. It would seem as though not much is actually happening in Washington, but that’s not completely true. Despite the rhetoric, there is some action on Capitol Hill – and it’s not a battle over taxes, it’s about treaties.
For the historians, between 1946 and 1999, the United States completed nearly 16,000 international agreements.
READ MORE
POSTED IN: Campaigns & Initiatives, Global Issues, United Nations
August 2, 2012 BY Patrick Madden
It’s high season for politics. Yes, we are back to balancing campaign trail accusations with attack ads, as well as parsing the meanings of sound bites and polls. It would seem as though not much is actually happening in Washington, but that’s not completely true. Despite the rhetoric, there is some action on Capitol Hill – and it’s not a battle over taxes, it’s about treaties.
For the historians, between 1946 and 1999, the United States completed nearly 16,000 international agreements.
READ MORE
POSTED IN: Campaigns & Initiatives, Global Issues, United Nations
