Posts Tagged ‘SDGs’
Global Goals Centre Annual Report 2026
This year we celebrate our wide variety of projects: Education Workshops, Better Uniforms Campaign, Crafty Fridays, Earth Day Heroes, Sparks Bristol, International Cultural Festival, Care & Repair Festivals, Community Threads and Developing volunteers and interns.
Read MoreEverything, Everywhere, All at Once – The Global Goals in 2026
Our co-director, Jenny, thinks positive! As our media loves to dwell on negativity, it’s easy to look at the 17 UN Global Goals (SDGs) and focus on what hasn’t been achieved. And yet I still marvel that 193 countries signed up to this ambitious and groundbreaking set of targets that envisage a fairer greener future…
Read MoreCelebrating the Third International Cultural Festival at Sparks
On the 6th June the 3rd annual International Cultural Festival returned to Sparks, bringing flavours from around the world to the city centre. This joyous celebration of performances, music, dance and food from the wealth of cultures represented by the people of Bristol was part of Bristol Refugee Festival and brought to you by Global…
Read MoreEarth Day Heroes – a volunteer’s view
Our favourite feedback leaf read “seeing so many schools taking actions to make our world a better, safer, and happier place to live.”
Read MoreCommon barriers for young people breaking into the sustainability sector…
“Young people are ready to get involved, learn and contribute to a sector which will shape all our futures; we just need to be given the chance!”
Read MoreWhy Earth Day Matters
22nd April is a day of hope and optimism every year. Why? Because millions of people celebrate our incredible planet and take action to protect her.
Read MoreReclaiming the Flag: A Symbol for Unity, Not Division
In recent years, the St George’s Cross has become increasingly visible across the UK – flying from bridges, lampposts, and homes. For some, it’s a symbol of pride and belonging. But for others, its growing association with far-right nationalism has made it feel exclusionary, even threatening.
Ten years ago today, every nation stood behind another flag—the colourful grid of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). It was a rallying cry for global cooperation, a promise to “Leave No One Behind.” Today, with just five years left to meet those goals, we must ask: how can we reignite that spirit of unity and purpose?