Multilateralism

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. 

5 April, 2019

Experience the joy of collective music-making with the gamelan, a traditional Indonesian instrument, in a collaborative event hosted by the Knowledge & Learning Commons and partners, celebrating cultural diversity and teamwork through harmonious melodies.

10 July, 2019

Discover our recent commons event focused on navigating career growth within the UN system, offering interns and staff a platform to share experiences, seek advice from UN managers, and gain clarity on professional pathways, fostering an informed and empowered community within the organization.

27 September, 2019

Discover the UN Society of Writers' 30th anniversary celebration at the commons, featuring an interactive workshop empowering attendees to hone their writing skills and explore the therapeutic benefits of creative expression.

30 September, 2019

Discover the Multilingualism Ceremony celebrating the one-year milestone of the UN Geneva Multilingualism Challenge, showcasing remarkable pledges and promoting language proficiency assessment in alignment with the International Day of Translation.

14 February, 2024

Students from the Geneva International Model United Nations join us for a lecture on multilateralism, and a visit to the Library & Archives.

13 February, 2024

Students from SOAS University of London join us for a lecture on multilateralism, and a visit to the Library & Archives.

29 April, 2020

Explore our past event at the Commons, where mediator and author Ken Cloke discussed conflict resolution techniques from his latest book, emphasizing the importance of dialogue and collaboration in addressing global challenges, in collaboration with the International Mediation Institute and the Swiss Chamber of Commercial Mediation.

19 November, 2020

Join us in exploring the history of the modern passport and the Nansen Certificate for stateless refugees in our previously recorded event, uncovering a century-old tale of international collaboration and mobility restoration.