Award-winning Project Introduction StoneFiber_LEGo Studio The MagiStone Solutions Hub by StoneFiber_LEGo Studio, led by the youth team from Shanghai Green Light-Year, emerged as the UNDP Youth4Climate: Calling for Solutions 2024 grand prize winner in the Sustainable Consumption and Production category, and secured [...]
At the AI for Good Global Summit, which took place in Geneva from May 27-31, 2024, Green Light Years' youth delegation was actively involved and sent back timely reports. In their first day of coverage, they focused on the practical applications of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in advancing the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Team members such as Ni Jiazhou shared insights on AI as a tool for solving global problems and delved into the challenges and opportunities presented by this technology. Their active participation demonstrated our continued focus and passion for advancing social justice and economic inclusion through innovative technology.
At the WSIS+20 Forum held from May 27 to 31, 2024, in Geneva, Switzerland, organized by the International Telecommunication Union along with various UN agencies, Green Light Year youth delegates delved into the value and challenges brought by artificial intelligence to humanity. Our team members, including Gong Wenzhu, discussed the applications of AI in education and digital inclusion, addressing both challenges and opportunities. Their involvement underscores our continued attention and enthusiasm for achieving global digital inclusion and sustainable development goals.
On May 27-31, 2024, the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) and several United Nations organizations organized the WSIS Forum in Geneva, Switzerland, in which Green Light-Years' youth delegates were deeply involved and reported back - on the third day of the Forum, the youth delegates had a fascinating discussion on the positive role of ICT in society and the opportunities it brings. On the third day of the forum, the youth delegates had an exciting discussion on the positive role of ICT in society and the opportunities it brings. Leader Gong Wenzhu and the rest of the team delved into strategies on how artificial intelligence can help digital inclusion and drive sustainable development, while also analyzing the challenges and opportunities facing these technologies. Through these discussions, they demonstrated their continued dedication and passion for enhancing global digital governance and forward-looking technological ethics.
On May 27-31, 2024, the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) and several United Nations organizations held the WSIS Forum in Geneva, Switzerland, in which Green Light Years' youth delegates were deeply involved and reported back - On the second day of the forum, the youth delegates discussed in depth the latest developments in digital education tools and eLearning, and their impact on improving equity in education. On the second day of the forum, the young delegates discussed the latest developments in digital education tools and eLearning, and their impact on improving equity in education. Team members such as Gong Wenzhu and Ni Jiazhou held in-depth discussions on how to utilize technology to improve the quality and accessibility of education, and exchanged views on the challenges and potential opportunities encountered. Their discussions underscored our continued dedication and enthusiasm for advancing the integration of educational technology and global equity in education.
From 27-31 May 2024, the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) and several United Nations organizations organized the WSIS Forum in Geneva, Switzerland, in which the Green Light-Year's Youth Delegation was deeply involved and sent back a report - on the first day of the event, members of the delegation, including Gong Wenzhu and others, held an in-depth discussion on the challenges and opportunities of digitization. They shared their views on how to promote digitalization through cross-border cooperation. They shared how to promote inclusive and equitable digital governance through cross-border collaboration, and explored the challenges and opportunities associated with these topics. Their participation underscores our continued focus and passion for advancing the global digital SDGs.
1. Introduction to WSIS+20 Two decades ago, WSIS set the framework for global digital cooperation during the two phases of the Summit – in Geneva in 2003 and Tunis in 2005 – with a vision to build people-centric, inclusive, and development-oriented information and knowledge [...]
