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UNEMAG is the nonprofit publisher of Envoy Magazine, founded by the United Nations Correspondents. We illuminate the work of the United Nations, bring students inside the press room, and build a bridge between NGOs and the diplomatic community.
Envoy named Media Partner of the SDG Media Zone at UNGA 2026.
“Becoming an SDG Media Zone partner makes real sense for Envoy. While our coverage remains editorially independent from the United Nations, the values the SDGs represent are ones our team cherishes and intends to keep promoting.”
- 9 issues covering diplomacy and multilateralism
- Based inside United Nations Headquarters
- Expanding coverage for UNGA 2026
- New partnerships and special events coming soon
Envoy Magazine appoints Stéphanie Fillion as Editor-in-Chief.
Fillion is a Canadian reporter specializing in foreign affairs and human rights and a resident United Nations correspondent, bringing nearly a decade of reporting from UN Headquarters. Her work has appeared in Forbes, Foreign Policy, CNN, Radio-Canada, La Stampa, and Japan's Asahi Shimbun. She will lead Envoy's editorial direction across its quarterly issues and digital platforms.
"Envoy was created to give readers deeper, more human access to the people and ideas shaping multilateralism."
"I've been covering the UN for nearly a decade — from the COVID-19 pandemic to Ukraine, Gaza, and the organization's current funding crisis. This is precisely the moment to stay, report, and explain what's at stake."
- Recognition
- Prince Albert II of Monaco & UNCA Global Prize Silver Medal (2021); Elizabeth Neuffer Memorial Prize Bronze Medal (2022); Gracie Awards honoree for individual achievement in a foreign language; IJNet Journalist of the Month (2022).
- Background
- M.S. in Journalism, Politics and Global Affairs, Columbia University; B.A. in Political Science, McGill University. Moderator of the high-level Women in Conflicts event during UN General Assembly week and keynote speaker at UNA-NYC's Worldview 2023 dinner.
Three ways we work.
We report on global affairs with editorial independence, we open the doors of the UN press room to the next generation, and we help civil-society organizations reach the diplomatic community.
Independent Journalism
Envoy Magazine reports on the United Nations and its agencies — climate change, peace and security, and the sustainable development goals — with editorial integrity.
Students at the UN
We host university students inside the United Nations Correspondents Association room, in direct conversation with the journalists covering global diplomacy.
A Bridge for NGOs
We connect nonprofit organizations to the UN press corps and Envoy's international readership, amplifying work that would otherwise go unheard.
Boston University students meet UN journalists at Envoy Magazine.
A group of ten students from Boston University visited Envoy Magazine at the United Nations Correspondents Association room, in conversation with Editor-in-Chief Stephanie Fillion, veteran journalists Pamela Falk and Edith Lederer, founder Razi Canikligil, and photojournalist Bianca Otero.
Reading Envoy is supporting Envoy.
Our reporting, our student programs, and our NGO bridge-building are made possible by readers and donors who believe in independent journalism at the United Nations. Contributions to UNEMAG are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law.
