In the margins of the 81st Session of the United Nations General Assembly, Atlantic Institute was honored to join the Journalists and Writers Foundation and 56 of our Global Partners from 30 countries in organizing the 11th Annual SDGs Conference…

held September 21–23 in New York City. Atlantic Institute was especially honored to host Ambassador Michèle Taylor, former United States Ambassador to the United Nations Human Rights Council, and Stacey Cotton, former Chief of Police for the City of Covington and member of the Georgia Board of Public Safety, alongside other distinguished participants representing our community. Bringing together diplomats, international leaders, academics, civil society representatives, faith leaders, journalists, and advocates from across the world, the three-day gathering created an important global platform for advancing the Sustainable Development Goals and strengthening dialogue, cooperation, and peaceful societies. Throughout the High-Level Reception, SDGs Roundtable Discussions, and Annual SDGs Conference, we were privileged to engage with our fellow global partners, participants, and colleagues from around the world. We are deeply grateful to the Journalists and Writers Foundation, our fellow global partners, our group, and all who contributed their leadership and perspectives to this significant gathering. Atlantic Institute remains committed to fostering the relationships, trust, and shared responsibility that make meaningful cooperation possible. #UNGA81 #AtlanticInstitute #UnitedNations #GlobalDialogue #HizmetCares