Creating a New Social Contract for a Healthy, Just and Sustainable World
2019 was a “tipping point” for child and youth activism within the United Nations and beyond…in 2020 it’s our turn...
Shannon O’Shea is in charge of Public Partner Advocacy, Visibility and the Sustainable Development Goals in the Public Partnerships Division at the United Nations International Children’s Fund (UNICEF). She focuses on working with Governments to bring the child rights’ agenda and children and youth voices into key intergovernmental discussions and decision-making forums and working with UNICEF offices around the world to support their national implementation of the SDGs. From 2012-15, Shannon also led UNICEF’s involvement in the Agenda 2030 negotiations’ process which culminated in the adoption of the Sustainable Development Goals in September 2015 at the United Nations General Assembly. Shannon is passionate about achieving the SDGs through promoting individual actions and recognizing the intersection of our everyday lives – food, art, culture, fashion -- with sustainability. She believes that young people are and will continue to be the drivers of behavioral and cultural shifts that are critical to creating a more just, equal and sustainable world.
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Callie King-Guffey is a Public Partnerships Officer at the United Nations International Children’s Fund (UNICEF). Since 2013 she has been working on implementing child rights in the context of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). During the SDG negotiations, Callie co-facilitated multiple online consultations with children and young people and advocated for the inclusion of children’s issues and voices in the SDGs. She has gotten great joy and inspiration from children and young people across the globe who are taking SDG action through art, activism and invention. She is passionate about bringing the messages of the SDGs to children and young people through education and entertainment initiatives and, in turn, bringing children and young people into intergovernmental decision-making processes.
2019 was a “tipping point” for child and youth activism within the United Nations and beyond…in 2020 it’s our turn...
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