Dr. Jean Krasno, Author and Professor on the UN and International Law, discusses issues such as a female UN Secretary General and the Collected Papers of Kofi Annan.

Akiko Ito,Chief, Secretariat for the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, identifies special challenges confronting the disabled.

Daniela Bas, Director, DESA Division for Social Policy and Development, highlights initiatives to assist indigenous peoples, youth, older persons and persons with disabilities.

Charles Dan, Special Representative for Youth and Social Inclusion at the International Labor Organization, highlights the challenge of youth employment.

Nicole Siobal, Entrepreneur and CEO of Enjoyye, Inc., offers keen insight as to how young entrepreneurs can help reduce poverty and promote sustainable development.

Ambassador Abdul Momen, Former Bangladeshi Permanent Representative to the UN, discusses poverty, climate change and maternal and infant death reductions.

Gloria Starr Kins, Journalist and Editor of the Society and Diplomatic Review, focuses on the evolution of the UN, its key players and issues.

Doug Janoff, Canadian Foreign Service Officer, discusses the OAS, UN and human rights, especially for LGBT. May 22

Dr. Scott Carlin, Long Island University, discusses the devastating effects of climate change. --- GCTV on January 9, 2015

Paddy Torsney, Inter-Parliamentary Union Rep. to the UN, explains how 166 parliaments are critical to promoting sustainable development, eliminating poverty and empowering women.

Ambassador Sebastiano Cardi, Permanent Representative of Italy to the UN, focuses on climate change, UN peacekeeping and Italy's role at the UN. 29 May 2015

Susan Johnson, World Peace Caravan, highlights this unique initiative to bring youth from Israel, Jordan and other areas to discuss peace, climate change and other major issues. 

Margareta Wahlstrom, UN Secretary-General’s Former Special Representative on Disaster Risk Management, highlights how disaster early warning is critical. May 15, 2015

Bill Miller's tour of the UN on GCTV.

Linda Fasulo, Journalist and Author of "An Insider's View to the UN," discusses how the UN has evolved since its founding in 1945.

Mr. Aeneas Chuma, Regional Director of the ILO Regional Office for Africa in Addis Ababa, highlights challenges in youth unemployment and workers safety conditions.

Mr. Stephen Pursey, who is Director of the Department for Multilateral Cooperation of the UN's International Labor Organization, focuses on issues such as the impact of globalization on reducing poverty and promoting decent work.

Bettina Luescher, Spokesperson for UN World Food Program, discusses how WFP provides food to people in war zones and suffering from natural disasters.

Reverend Mary Sue Barnett and Teena Halbig, President of Kentucky United Nations Association, discuss the CITIES FOR CEDAW program.

Melissa Mershon, President & CEO of Supplies Over Seas, details her program that has provided medical equipment to over 105 developing countries.