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At a private New York screening of Darkness to Light: When Technology Heals Generations, filmmaker Victoria Bousis and Diane von Fürstenberg explored how truth-driven storytelling and technology can restore memory and illuminate generational trauma. Through compassion, resilience, and innovation, the Oscar-qualified documentary reframes how we connect with histories of suffering—and with one another.

In a world where algorithms filter our perception of truth, Darkness to Light: When Technology Heals Generations reclaims empathy through storytelling. Directed by filmmaker and creative technologist Victoria Bousis, this Oscar-qualified documentary unites Cambodia, the United States, and Greece in a shared act of remembrance—showing how technology can preserve memory, heal generational trauma, and reconnect humanity across borders.

Sri Lanka–born journalist and producer Ruby Lovell has built a career that moves gracefully between continents, cameras, and cultures. From her award-winning show Right on LA! to her upcoming travel series Island Girl, Lovell uses storytelling as a bridge — connecting island identities, heritage, and human experience with audiences around the world. Her work reflects not only entertainment, but a quiet, meaningful form of cultural diplomacy.

At the UN in New York, Chinese artist Li Guiming introduced the ancient character Fu (福), meaning blessing. Through calligraphy, he linked heritage with global cooperation, showing how culture can become diplomacy. His work, Peace and Fu, reflects the spirit of the UN’s mission and the Sustainable Development Goals — reminding the world that peace and blessing go hand in hand.

The Royal Society of St. George – California Branch proudly welcomes Clara Lobel as its newest member. A celebrated entrepreneur, artist, and philanthropist, Clara brings elegance, cultural depth, and visionary leadership to the Society’s mission of heritage, service, and international fellowship.

In the heart of Hollywood, the Hollywood Museum preserves more than film history—it safeguards America’s cultural soul. Housed in the historic Max Factor Building, the museum features over 10,000 artifacts, including the world’s largest Marilyn Monroe exhibit. Founded by Donelle Dadigan, it's a tribute to the glamour, artistry, and legacy that defined generations. A must-see for anyone seeking the true spirit of Hollywood and Americana.

At the Hollywood Museum, Raj Shah received the King Charles III Medal for his global impact and innovation. His microplastic-free fabric, praised by Dr. Vin Gupta as a modern health breakthrough akin to tackling cigarette smoke decades ago, earned him dual honors from the UNA-USA. From fashion to philanthropy, Shah’s legacy is woven with purpose.

Victoria Bousis uses immersive storytelling to drive global change, blending cinema and VR to highlight refugee dignity and family reunifica

The 7th Africa Open for Business Summit at the UN highlighted global efforts for women’s empowerment, focusing on Africa’s economic growth.

Guangming Charity Foundation advances global autism awareness at UN forum, calling for action and inclusion in autism care and advocacy.