Fighting climate change is fundamental to securing a safe and prosperous world and the UN is supporting nations and individuals to take appropriate actions to ensure this happens, although many national leaders see today’s prosperity as more important than any … Continue reading →
Want to join a team, meet some interesting people and help make the world safer, fairer and more sustainable? Want to gain valuable experience in planning and organising fantastic events? Or fancy writing web articles about climate change, international peace … Continue reading →
United Nations Association Coventry Branch is delighted to announce we have a new Volunteer Manager. Roxana Anton is currently studying for a Masters Degree in Diplomacy, Law and Global Change at Coventry University. Previously she took a degree in Early … Continue reading →
One of the projects that UNA Coventry is running is Climate Reporters. Volunteers will visit local businesses, universities, schools and departments of Coventry City Council to find out about projects they are already running to reduce carbon emissions. They will … Continue reading →
UNA Coventry participated in Volunteer Fairs at both Coventry and Warwick universities and received around 200 expressions of interest from students ranging from freshers to masters students. We held several meetings to explain the role of UNA Coventry and discuss … Continue reading →
Coventry United Nations Association spent an interesting few hours talking to students at Warwick University Volunteer Fair about the opportunities for volunteering this year. Find out about our current projects on the volunteer page. You can also use that page … Continue reading →
Over 150 volunteers visited the UNA Coventry stand at Warwick Volunteer Fair on Friday. Many thanks to them all and especially to Ananya Tiwari who helped us explain what UNA Cov is all about. There will be a follow-up meeting on Wednesday … Continue reading →
More than 20 million people in north-east Nigeria, Somalia, South Sudan and Yemen are facing famine or a credible risk of famine over the coming six months. But funding shortages have already forced the World Food Programme to cut rations … Continue reading →
Why do people volunteer with United Nations Association Coventry Branch? This is why Rosalinda Birdinia volunteers. She is a first year student of International Relations at Coventry University. I am so disheartened by the current situation. People engaging in endless war, … Continue reading →