Promoting Global Awareness in our schools
"As educators…you can help students grow into…a global civic identity and understand how their decisions have an impact ranging well beyond their immediate vicinity. The United Nations is uniquely placed to work with you in instilling a sense of global citizenship in today’s youth."

~Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon, 30 January 2009

ANNOUNCEMENTS

2014 CTAUN Atlanta Conference: “Youth in Danger: A Call to Action” – Saturday, 8 March 2014, College of Education, GA State University (GSU)

. See link at right for info and registration.

Annual CTAUN Conference at the UN in New York Friday 31 January 2014 : Promoting Peace Through Education

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NEW: The UN Secretary General's High Level Panel on Post2015 has released its report

To download the report and add comments click here

To join the global conversation

and help shape the Millennium Development Goals post-2015 click here

The UN now offers Tours for Children

- specifically geared for elementary grades. For more information, and to book a tour,
click here

2013 CTAUN Conference at SMU in DALLAS, TX

- "Global Partnerships: Where do you fit?",
Click here for the conference report

Reports on past conferences can be found under "CONFERENCES"

TEACHER RESOURCES

Millennium Development Goals

Click here for a list of materials for different grade levels

Access and Quality

Click here for a list of materials for different grade levels

CTAUN provides educators worldwide with opportunities to learn about the work of the United Nations and to incorporate this global awareness into curricula and school activities at all levels.

  • We organize conferences to bring educators together with international experts at the United Nations and around the country.
  • We facilitate curriculum development on international issues.
  • Through Best Practices Awards, we recognize teachers’ hard work, dedication, creativity and resourcefulness.
  • We believe with Nelson Mandela that “Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world.”

CTAUN Chair Anne-Marie Carlson welcomed conference participants

 7th ANNUAL CTAUN CONFERENCE IN ATLANTA

College of Education/Georgia State University

Saturday, 8 March 2014  8:30 am – 4:00 pm

YOUTH IN DANGER:  A CALL TO ACTION

An opportunity to examine dangers confronting youth, and explore possible solutions from a local, national and international perspective

Speakers include representatives from the United Nations, GSU and others

Special performance by the

After School All-Stars MS Dance Team from Coretta Scott King Leadership Academy


For information and to register: 

https://webpay.gsu.edu/C20797_ustores/web/store_main.jsp?STOREID=65

 

Children Not Soldiers Action Card

Check out our Teacher Resources

on the “TEACHER RESOURCES” tab



 

Education is a human right with immense power to transform.  On its foundation rest the cornerstones of freedom, democracy and sustainable human development.   –  Kofi Annan