About United Nations Foundation
The United Nations Foundation builds public-private partnerships to address the world’s most pressing problems and broadens support for the UN through advocacy and public outreach. Through innovative campaigns and initiatives, we connect people, ideas, and resources to help the UN solve global problems. The Foundation was created in 1998 as a U.S. public charity by entrepreneur and philanthropist Ted Turner and now is supported by global corporations, foundations, governments, and individuals.
About United Nations Foundation & Global Citizen
The United Nations Foundation believes that everyone has a role to play in supporting the life-saving and life-changing work of the United Nations, and that together we can drive progress for people and the planet. As our Founder and Chairman Ted Turner says, “You do not have to be a world leader — or even a billionaire — to make an impact. If we are going to turn things around, we all need to do our part to make it happen. Change starts with you."
Stories
Girls & WomenEverything You Need to Know About the Global Gag Rule
Here's what you need to know about the Global Gag Rule. Read more
Finance & InnovationFrom Embroidery to Bread: How Women in Jordan Are Growing Diverse Micro-businesses
From Syria and Jordan, these women are smart and business savvy. Read more
Girls & WomenWe won’t achieve gender equality without data equality
Data is a key ingredient for change. Read more
Environment#EarthToParis, this is about all of us
Jack Black can only say it so many times before we all have to say it. #EarthToParis Read more
CitizenshipLet the world know that the Global Goals matter to you
Start making a difference today by sharing these sustainable development goals. Read more
Food & HungerLet’s Make Sure Cooking Doesn’t Kill
In support of the Global Alliance for Clean Cookstoves. Read more
CitizenshipA 101 on the Post-2015 Development Agenda (with gifs!)
It's important we understand why this "to do" list matters. Read more
Health6 reasons to care about stopping measles worldwide
About 400 people, mostly children, die of measles every day. Read more
Health5 days, 5 facts, 5 reasons to act
This is a time to feel hopeful, not hopeless, about our global future. Read more
