At a historic summit in 2015, 193 countries agreed to develop a blueprint to transform the world and leave no one behind. Yet seven years after the SDGs were adopted at the UN, they still aren’t a household term in the U.S. But a recent survey shows that Americans largely agree that the Global Goals — and the promise they hold — are important to our communities, countries, and the world.
By Kait Pendrak, Oneika Pryce and Krista Rasmussen
September 8, 2022
A Rector in Central Ohio supports local parishioners’ global ministry as chair of a SDG grants program, one of the many ways he is answering Christ’s calling to help those at risk of being left behind.
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Deepa Vedavyas has taken on many roles across urban planning, architecture, philanthropy, academia, and government. Now, she’s leading sustainability and resiliency efforts in Northeast Ohio. Through it all, there is one framework she can’t go without: the Sustainable Development Goals.
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As a youth advocate in Texas, Oscar shares how his upbringing on the U.S.-Mexico border shaped his understanding of diversity, equity, and access to basic resources — from water to the world wide web.
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