| Steve Fairman

How to give your Global Academy profile ‘impact’

2030 SDGs Game workshops

| Wendy Stone

The Future We Choose*

Research work is evaluated on outcomes and impact so we all need to understand where that impact contributes to the world. The SDGs are the world’s ‘to do’ list and the targets that underpin the Sustainable Development Goals are the work plan for governments and organisations worldwide. Researchers have to understand where their work contributes to that plan.

2030 SDGs Game workshops

| Wendy Stone

📣 Calling Goal 12 researchers 📣

To join us and learn more about using the SDGs Framework with your Goal 12 research please contact steve.fairman@theglobalacademy.ac

About the Global Academy

| Steve Fairman

The Global Academy is growing!

The Global Academy team

| Steve Fairman

The Global Academy reached 2 new milestones this week – join us!

We were thrilled then to have reached the milestone of 100 researchers linking their work to the wider purpose provided by the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) by joining us at the Global Academy. It seemed that our platform was gaining momentum and piquing interest in some research areas.

About the Global Academy

| Wendy Stone

Research groups on the Global Academy website

Amidst the gloom of 2020 we achieved a breakthrough. Over 100 researchers in 40 countries built their own researcher pages at www.theglobalacademy.ac. Now that we have a wide cross-section of researchers sharing their contributions to the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), we are ready to begin linking researchers to their research groups, labs and teams. Few researchers work alone and this is your chance to show us how the team you work with contribute to the SDGs.

The Global Academy team

| Wendy Stone

Heading into a New Year with 100 Global Academy Researchers

2020 has been a long, difficult year for everyone so realising that we now have 100 researchers, based in 40 different countries working to help us achive the UN 2030 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) is a HUGE boost as we plan for the year ahead.

2030 SDGs Game workshops

| Steve Fairman

Do students have what it takes to save the World?

At almost exactly this time last year, I wrote a report of our first 2030 SDG Game played with a student group - Masters students on the Energy Systems Programme at Oxford University

The UN Sustainable Development Goals

| Wendy Stone

The UN 2030 SDGs; humanity’s biggest ever project and a framework for research

Back in 2015 the 193 member states of the United Nations agreed on 17 Global Goals to be achieved by 2030. They are also called the Sustainable Development Goals, or ‘SDGs’. At the time UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon introduced the goals with a powerful call to action.