UNESCO is launching an online course for teachers on how to incorporate the Memory of the World (MoW) International Register in their teaching. Consisting of important historical items from all over the world, the MoW International Register has enormous potential for teaching.

With the recent escalation of violence online and offline, the world needs an Internet respecting human rights, open without fragmentation, universally connected and accessed by all people around the world more than ever, in order to protect the vulnerable and marginalized and building reconciliation and peace in the war time, as well framed by R.O.A.M principles. Since November 2015, UNESCO recognizes that the ROAM principles (Rights, Openness, Accessibility to all, and Multistakeholder participation) underpin the growth and evolution of the Internet, in ways that are conducive to operationalizing digital cooperation at all levels and achieving the Sustainable Development Goals as well as supporting UN global digital compact.