By: Nicholas Estée 10 October, 2026 We are pleased to share a report authored by Nicholas Estée reflecting on his attendance, on behalf of UNHS, to the 2026 UN Global Compact SDG Roadshow in Glasgow. The report explores key discussions on sustainable urban development, circularity, investments, skills, and cross-sector collaboration. Nicholas’s analysis highlights practical opportunities to advance the 2030 Agenda and offers plans to strengthen local SDGs implementation acros

This April our Beyond COP team hosted representatives from across media, policy, and academia to discuss the role of technology and AI within the context of misinformation in ongoing climate change discussions. The team have created a useful summary of key findings and recommended actions. We are grateful to our speakers and organisers who have agreed to make this discussion public via our YouTube channel. Full report by The Beyond COP Team also accessible below. https://www.

Reducing Bias, Building Trust UN House Scotland is proud to highlight the work of our partner, May East, an international urbanist, consultant and educator, and Director of our Cities Programme. In her latest article, AI for All: Reducing Bias, Building Trust, May unpacks concerns about the social impacts of growing AI use, such as racial, disability, and gender bias. May outlines the importance and possibility of building trustworthy AI which not only serves humanity but he

By May East This is a repost from the The Conversation which you can find here . The article can also be found on May East's website here...

By Dr May East Women and cities - what it is the Earth asking from us? (Vert by Diez Office, AHEC, OMC°C) I like to think about the...

By Justine Vonpierre Gender planning, gender-sensitive cities, inclusive cities… these concepts are rightly all the rage in European...