The world's biggest challenges are borderless.

And governments alone won't offer solutions.

A Global Citizens' Assembly could be the answer.

Former Next Generation Fellow and Iswe Foundation UN Advocacy Co-Lead Aishwarya Machani explains why on UN Dispatch.

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Why We Need a Global Citizens' Assembly - new on UN Dispatch by Aishwarya Machani go.shr.lc/3PQjmYm

Aishwarya Machani explains why we need a permanent #GlobalCitizensAssembly

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Can the #SummitOfTheFuture strengthen the voice of citizens in global governance?

New challenge paper with Maiara Folly Aishwarya Machani @aordonez

Published by Iswe Foundation Plataforma CIPÓ Southern Voice United Nations Association - UK (UNA-UK) and - my home - United Nations Foundation

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Today we launch a Challenge Paper, co-authored and supported by United Nations Foundation Iswe Foundation Southern Voice Plataforma CIPÓ United Nations Association - UK (UNA-UK)

A roadmap for Strengthening Citizen Participation In Global Governance.

➡️Read here: gcacoalition.org 1/5

#CitizensAssemblies

Indeed Dr Valérie Masson-Delmotte. A provocative 🧵 from Global Assembly a year ago for COP27.
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David Levai Aishwarya Machani UN Advocacy co-leads Iswe Foundation are at #COP28UAE to get the message across. We need new inclusive global governance mechanisms.
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Being unemployed is a lifestyle choice.

Thrilled to join Arunabha Ghosh & CEEW to launch the Next Generation India Fellowship.

Part of our Future Agenda, young leaders will have a platform to shape their countries' agendas on the int'l stage & transform global leadership & impact: bit.ly/48pyeV2

The evaluation of Global Assembly by a group of 30 researchers will be published soon. In the meantime, some reflections on the work done so far and on the 2024 United Nations Summit of the Future United Nations Foundation David Steven Aishwarya Machani
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Our Next Generation Fellow Aishwarya Machani will be a panelist at the #GlobalFuturesForum on Monday, 20 March, 9:30-11am ET.

Join her in this high-level panel discussion on the role of civil society in the SDG Summit and the Summit of the Future with Guy Ryder and other speakers 🤩

'For all their differences, the U.N. and technology companies share some important common interests.' World Politics Review Aishwarya Machani worldpoliticsreview.com/united-nations… 4/6

UN officials aren’t speaking the same language as the CEOs of Big Tech when it comes to digital technologies. To plan for a digital future, the UN needs to take some simple steps to nurture its relationship with the technology sector, writes Aishwarya Machani.
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Final article as a columnist for World Politics Review It’s been an honour!

Thank you Judah Grunstein and @PrachiVidwans for all the support. Looking forward to working with you in other ways down the line :)

This is SO good ig.ft.com/climate-game/

On Monday 28 March, our next episode of 'The Independent Teacher' podcast goes live featuring Aishwarya Machani, a United Nations Foundation Next Generation Fellow. We talk about the challenges facing young people & Aishwarya's role in helping to shape a vision for the future. #UnitedNations

'The restrictive, ineffective pandemic measures threaten Hong Kong’s reputation as an international financial hub. More importantly, it puts the lives of its people at unnecessary risk.'

Read this week's China Note here:
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When war breaks out, children and young people inherit tensions that they did not cause and are left to deal with the consequences for decades—and girls and young women bear the largest burden, writes columnist Aishwarya Machani.
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🔴 Live coverage of discussion on protecting our planet & being prepared for the future: media.un.org/en/webtv/sched…

📑And a whole bunch of smart ideas here: un.org/en/content/com…

Institutions and Leaders for Future Generations Sophie Howe Toby Ord United Nations Foundation Jonathan Tench Future Gen Cymru World Future Council

War fuels radicalization and criminality, and not just in the warzone. They are spread by displacement and the internet, as with Iraq and Syria. And the effects of blowback can emerge over time, as in the US, 20 years post-Iraq.

That's Europe's horizon.
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When young thinkers and activists are asked what needs to change with regard to how the international system engages with them, the word they most often use is “tokenistic,' writes Aishwarya Machani.
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