Past Events

The 2026 PaRD General Assembly of Members (GAM) and Annual Forum on Religion and Sustainable Development takes place at an important point in the development of the International Partnership on Religion and Sustainable Development (PaRD).

The 2026 Conference will once again provide a forum for the sharing of ideas, presentation of research findings, and discussion of professional issues relevant to Sustainability Science.

The WSF 2026 is a global gathering of civil society organizations, activists, grassroots movements, academics, and community leaders who come together to discuss and promote alternative solutions to global social, economic, and environmental challenges. Established as a counterpoint to the World Economic Forum, the WSF provides an open, inclusive, and participatory space to exchange ideas and build networks for social justice, peace, human rights, and sustainable development.

The theme of the HLPF will be “Transformative, equitable, innovative and coordinated actions for the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and its Sustainable Development Goals for a sustainable future for all”. The 2026 HLPF with full appreciation for the integrated, indivisible and interlinked nature of the Sustainable Development Goals, will conduct in-depth reviews of: SDG 6, 7, 9, 11, 17.

The Hamburg Sustainability Conference (HSC) stands as a catalyst for global change, dedicated to forging partnerships and developing innovative solutions for today’s most urgent challenges. With a clear mission to drive sustainable change and accelerate the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), the HSC provides a platform where ideas and visions are translated into concrete solutions for measurable progress.

This webinar tackles period poverty and its global reach, with particular attention to communities in the Global South.

This summit aims to create a bold, actionable blueprint that advances hope and strengthens the flourishing of children worldwide.

Wenn Fakten unter Druck geraten: Der 9. Atlas der Zivilgesellschaft von Brot für die Welt beleuchtet, wie Desinformation weltweit Meinungen beeinflusst, zivilgesellschaftliches Engagement gefährdet und die Demokratie bedroht.