Event

8 October, 2024

Join us for the 6th edition of the Intro to UN Geneva for New Diplomats, hosted at the Knowledge & Learning Commons at the UN Library & Archives Geneva.

4 July, 2024

In this HiStories episode, we look at political cartoons and their role in multilateralism from the time of the League of Nations to today.

11 April, 2024

The Commons welcomes students from the London School of Economics, for discussions with experts in the humanitarian and development sectors.

7 February, 2024

As we recently marked the 70th anniversary of the entry into force of the 1953 Protocol of the Slavery Convention, this HiStories episode delves into multilateral efforts to fight slavery, from the League of Nations to the UN 2030 Agenda. 

14 February, 2019

Join our past interactive session on Valentine's Day 2019, hosted by the Knowledge & Learning Commons and UNIS, where participants discovered their communication match, pitched ideas, and aligned strategies with the UN's communication priorities.

18 February, 2019

Explore our past Commons event with Mr. Mika Tapio from UNHCR Audit Service, delving into the UN system's approach to risk-taking and its implications for organizational agility and governance, emphasizing the importance of informed decision-making and risk appetite setting.

25 February, 2019

Explore the past event "SDG Anonymous" where participants confessed to unsustainable behaviors and collaboratively developed innovative solutions aligned with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) to foster environmental sustainability in daily lives and organizational practices.

28 February, 2019

Explore the transformative potential of intrapreneurship and bottom-up innovation in International Organizations (IOs) in a past session, where participants engaged in interactive discussions to address challenges and unlock opportunities for pursuing the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in the digital age.

7 March, 2019

Delve into the vital topic of sustainable infrastructures in the third session of the UNIGE – UNOG Conversations with Academia series, exploring their role in achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and broader sustainability agendas, and discussing the latest research on transitioning to sustainable infrastructure to address global challenges and opportunities.