Vote for a Better World

03/19/2014

The longer I live, the more I believe the effects of birth order in our lives.
Frances Weaver

The United Nations is reaching out to citizens of the world asking them what changes would make the most difference to their worlds. So far 1.5 million people from 149 countries have cast their votes on "My World. The United Nations Survey for a Better World". Results will be shared with world leaders in setting the next global development agenda.

While there is a category called "a good education," the survey allows you to use one of your six votes to suggest another priority. Exchange suggests that you consider adding "access to early childhood education." People could submit more detailed suggestions or use different wording, but the more people who submit the same words, the more likely this will gain traction.

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