Make a Move Initiative

More than 1,000 languages are spoken across UNESCO-designated sites, representing roughly 15% of the world’s living languages.

Many are Indigenous languages, closely linked to traditional knowledge, cultural practices and local identities.

Their presence highlights the role of UNESCO-designated sites not only in protecting biodiversity and heritage, but also in safeguarding linguistic diversity and intangible cultural heritage.

More insights in UNESCO’s latest report, “People and nature in UNESCO-designated sites: Global and local contributions”: https://www.unesco.org/en/articles/people-and-nature-unesco-designated-sites-global-and-local-contributions

In the , journalism is an act of courage.

UNESCO supports journalists to make this possible. Through partnerships with local organizations, we have:

🎙️ Trained 310 journalists in Gaza on ethical reporting, mobile journalism, and fact-checking

🎙️ Provided psychosocial support to ~300 journalists navigating trauma, disinformation, and the emotional weight of crisis reporting

🎙️ Empowered young female journalists through the We Are Journalism initiative, equipping them with gender-sensitive storytelling skills, mentorship, and resilience tools

UNESCO remains committed to standing with the journalists of Palestine, because when they can report safely and with integrity, communities are stronger, and the truth has a chance.

🔗 Read the full story: https://www.unesco.org/en/articles/palestine-supporting-journalists-times-crisis

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