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Educate There are still 58.4 million children out of primary school globally, with 8% of children of primary school age not attending school. Education should be accessible globally. That's why we have created courses based on improving the needs of individuals and communities. Global Issues and Sustainable Development Goals Identify what global issues are, understand what the United Nations is, list the 17 United Nations Sustainable Development Goals for 2030, and determine potential solutions that can be applied in local communities. ​ Free, 1 hour of content, 30 minutes of video lectures Enroll

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