Space and the UN: UNA St Andrews in conversation with the Director of UNOOSA, Ms. Aarti Holla-Maini

Artificial Intelligence and the United Nations: Navigating Progress and Ethics

The United Nations Association Podcast proudly presents an engaging episode that delves into the intersection of artificial intelligence and the United Nations. This thought-provoking discussion explores the UN's pivotal role in overseeing the rapid expansion of AI technology, addressing critical questions about progress, ethics, and the future of global governance in this evolving landscape. Tune in to discover how the UN navigates the complexities of AI and its implications for humanity.

The Economy of Africa in the 21st Century

The United Nations Association Podcast presents this episode about the economic Hurdles Africa is facing in the 21st century. This episode is given by co-heads of the Podcast: Julianna Tully and Sacha Owen and podcast member Harry Randall Brown. Episode Breakdown: 00:16 interview with Matthew Candau 31:23 round table discussion on climate migration in Africa

Photojournalism with PRISMA

In this episode, the Podcast Team collaborates with PRISMA St Andrews to discuss the important and ever growing medium of Photojournalism. This episode features Louise Anderbjork, the editor and chief of PRISMA St Andrews. For more information regarding Photojournalism and the UNA/PRISMA photojournalism event, see the UNA social media or website page.

Space and the UN: UNA St Andrews in conversation with the Director of UNOOSA, Ms. Aarti Holla-Maini

The Team at United Nations Association St Andrews discuss sustainability and cooperation in space in conversation with the Director of the United Nations Office for Outer Space Affairs (UNOOSA), Ms. Aarti Holla-Maini. This episode is also in collaboration with Defense Tech St Andrews. Brought to you by Julianna Tully, Andrea Stephen, Sacha Owen, and Gaby Flouret.

The Weaponization of Dignity in Conflict

The Team at the United Nations Association of St Andrews discuss the topic of the weaponisation of dignity within conflict. Brought to you by Rori Nugent, Sacha Owen, Sofia Panek, Olivia Asteris, Julianna Tully and Andrea Stephen. Content Warning! This Episode contains discussions of sexual assault and violence. Listener discretion is advised.