Instagramming after hours at the United Nations
Indian environmental and global affairs journalist Stella Paul asks Al Gore about crop fertilization techniques in India.
We've heard a lot about the headline events at the UN.
But that's not what's catching my attention this week.
I'm at the United Nations this week as a press fellow sponsored by the UN Foundation.
One thing I'll definitely remember most is the less formal break-out sessions on the sidelines of the General Assembly.
I've been photographing these events, including a talk by Nobel Peace Prize winner Mohammed Yunus about innovation and UN after-parties for African leaders.
It's outside the General Assembly where country presidents, top diplomats, and other leaders come together to discuss politics, and have some fun, in an informal setting.
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