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In an interview with the @UNESCOCourier, historian & best-selling author of Sapiens, Homo Deus & 21 Lessons for the 21st Century, @harari_yuval reminds us that every crisis is also an opportunity. Explore what #COVID19 can teach us: https://t.co/S6GX3ddnWt #ShareKnowledge https://t.co/VniQ1Z98cn
UNESCOAug 14, 2020The sky is not the limit! Be like @maejemison, who defied barriers & prejudices and thus became the first black woman in space! Never let gender bias limit you! https://t.co/8bSHaZKknm #WomenInScience https://t.co/vYABTOMrgj
UNESCOJun 14, 2020Did you really think the world before #COVID19 was normal? Think again. Now we can do better. With education. With science. With culture. With information. Together, let's build #TheNextNormal. https://t.co/Pa92y3o5QM https://t.co/XiQ0c1KspZ
UNESCOJul 13, 2020"According to ICOM's latest research, one museum out of ten may not reopen" said Peter Keller, ICOM DG ⚠️ We need emergency funds and policies to salvage museums affected by the #COVID19 crisis 🙌 Read the full article by @nina_siegal for @nytimes 👇 https://t.co/cIBKKyoS3z
IcomOfficielApr 30, 2020No matter who & where you are access to water is YOUR human right. Yet, the impacts of climate change could lead to a global water deficit affecting 685 M people. 2020 World Water Development Report explains how to tackle this challenge: https://t.co/hfxRmvnKAK https://t.co/7jVZvAF2A6
UNESCOAug 30, 2020