Professor of Research, Director, Global Humanity for Peace Institute, Coordinator, UNESCO Collective Healing Initiative, https://xitter.cf/t.co/3YjYqHvzBw
Brighton & Hove， UK
Joined September 2009
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Prof Scherto Gill retweeted
130 trillion USD is the amount that could repair the harms of transatlantic enslavement, while people of African descent experience continued discrimination deriving from it. But, this history of suffering is also one of contributions and resistances, that should be celebrated.
Prof Scherto Gill retweeted
Now is the time to bring an end to the terrible war in Gaza, starting with an immediate humanitarian ceasefire and an immediate and unconditional release of all hostages.
It is high time for the parties to show the political courage and political will to finally reach a deal.
Prof Scherto Gill retweeted
This week, at the #WellbeingEconomy Forum in #Iceland, a recurrent question was posed, why do we need to go beyond #GDP to ensure solid progress of humanity?
It's clear: with the #ClimateCrisis, the level of inequalities of income & opportunities... We need to change course.
Prof Scherto Gill retweeted
@UNESCO Managing #SocialTransformations Program calls to include #sustainability & #equity considerations ex ante. To achieve sustainable growth, we need better economic frameworks, but also political will to go against the status quo & the vested interests that benefit from it.
Prof Scherto Gill retweeted
We also need to listen to people, and advance programs to support #youth, #women and disadvantaged communities that are usually racialized.
Congrats to #Iceland for triggering this important debate at the #WellbeingEconomy Forum!
Prof Scherto Gill retweeted
Let's get all students climate ready!👩🎓🌏
UNESCO unveils the first-ever guidelines for #GreeningEducation to ensure all countries include #ClimateChange in their curricula in a cross-cutting and practical way.
Learn more: bit.ly/3VvFYAB
Prof Scherto Gill retweeted
“There is no safe place in Gaza.
This horror must stop.”
@antonioguterres condemns Israel’s actions in Rafah on Sunday which killed scores of innocent civilians who were seeking shelter from the deadly conflict. news.un.org/en/story/2024/05…
Prof Scherto Gill retweeted
Prof Scherto Gill retweeted
In the lead-up to September’s Summit of the Future, people everywhere are being called on to #ActNow for a better tomorrow.
Each of us can make a difference by joining the 1 Million Actions for #OurCommonFuture challenge.
Track YOUR impact here: actnow.aworld.org
Prof Scherto Gill retweeted
There is enough money to cover all development priorities, but we choose to invest in war.
The most courageous choose peace.
#IsDB50
It is Open Access! A @degruyter_brill book about participatory democracy. "Beyond Instrumentalised Politics"
Read on degruyter.com/document/isbn/… @degruyter_brill
Prof Scherto Gill retweeted
The world is forgetting about the people of Sudan.
Half of the country’s population needs lifesaving assistance.
But they need more than humanitarian support.
They need an end to the bloodshed.
They need peace.
The only path out of this horror is a political solution.
Prof Scherto Gill retweeted
Let's remember: the danger of a single story can breed false narratives hindering our connections. Embracing #CulturalDiversity is crucial now more than ever.
On #WorldArtDay, watch UNESCO & Khalili Foundation's film, A Thousand Colours, showcasing humanity's mosaic of cultures!
Prof Scherto Gill retweeted
🎂 Happy Birthday to jazz legend & UNESCO Goodwill Ambassador for Intercultural Dialogue, @herbiehancock!
His music transcends cultures & unites us all. From pioneering jazz fusion to global collaborations, Herbie's work shows the power of music to bring people together 🎶
#JazzDay @HancockInst @intljazzday
Prof Scherto Gill retweeted
‘the prevailing tenor of political and media debate has been to hector universities: “Behave like a market! No, not like that!” Time & again, governments have been astonished by the unintended – though widely predicted – consequences of their legislation.’ newstatesman.com/comment/202…
Prof Scherto Gill retweeted
Genuinely sad that coaching in schools has become a business opportunity. Entrepreneurial spirit is loud, branded, over-confident and competitive. Coaching endeavours should be the opposite.
Prof Scherto Gill retweeted
A healthy ocean is vital for our planet and all its people.
We can all do our part - for our ocean and our future.
oceandecade-conference.com/
Prof Scherto Gill retweeted
.@AAzoulay is in #Rwanda to participate in the commemorations of the genocide against the Tutsi.
To build lasting peace we must remember & be messengers of memory. This is why UNESCO works with Rwanda to ensure that this history is taught to younger generations.
#Kwibuka30
