Ultra‑processed foods: a One Health agenda for action and accountability
An online WHO event from Geneva examining ultra-processed foods through a One Health lens. Leading public-health and nutrition experts will explore action steps, accountability mechanisms, and cross-sector collaboration to improve global food systems.
16th Workshop on Critical Point and Onset of Deconfinement
International Geneva event: the 16th Workshop on Critical Point and Onset of Deconfinement at Geneva International brings CERN researchers together to discuss phase transitions and deconfinement in QCD, with lectures, discussions, and collaborative sessions.
Licences pour les données de recherche
Explore licensing models for research data and the implications for access, reuse, and policy at UNIGE. University experts unpack data rights, licensing terms, and practical considerations for researchers, funders, and institutions in Geneva.
Informal working group on cross-border cartels
An informal UNCTAD working group meeting on cross-border cartels, held online with participants from Geneva and beyond. The session aims to discuss policy and enforcement challenges in cross-border cartels in a concise, policy-focused format.
Soirée portes ouvertes « Labo argentique »
Visit Carouge on 2026-04-13 at 20:00 for a Friday night open house at the Labo argentique, a hands-on glimpse into analogue photography. Explore the darkroom, film processing and printing techniques, and meet the team behind this traditional lab.
Does Humanitarian Work Have a Future?
An International Geneva conference at Maison de la Paix examining whether humanitarian work has a future. Featuring scholars from the Graduate Institute, the event explores funding, ethics, and innovation in global aid, inviting policymakers, practitioners, and students to shape tomorrow's response.
China’s role in the global synthetic drugs market
An International Geneva policy conference at Maison de la Paix exploring China's role in addressing the global synthetic drugs market. Scholars and policymakers discuss governance, enforcement, and international cooperation to curb production and trafficking.
Global Health: Advocacy & Diplomacy in Action
An informed university lecture on how advocacy and diplomacy drive global health policy, with case studies in international cooperation, governance, and ethical issues in health diplomacy. Delivered by Geneva-based health scholars from the University of Geneva.
AI in Diplomacy: Opportunities, Risks, and Institutional Readiness
At Maison de la Paix in Geneva, this conference brings policymakers, scholars, and practitioners to examine how AI reshapes diplomacy, governance, and international institutions. It compares opportunities with risks and outlines institutional readiness, policy frameworks, and practical pathways for responsible AI in global diplomacy.
Strategic Foresight Summer School: Navigating Uncertainty
Join this university-hosted lecture series on strategic foresight and decision-making under uncertainty. The Strategic Foresight Summer School at the University of Geneva offers sessions on scenario planning, early indicators, and structured decision processes for managers, policymakers, and students.
Rencontre littéraire - Tiphaine Samoyault : "Toutes sortes de Misérables"
Tiphaine Samoyault discusses her book Toutes sortes de Misérables at Le Temps d'un Livre in Lausanne. This literary meetup offers a thoughtful discussion on memory, justice, and the social function of literature, with a Q&A session.
Book Launch: Data for Accountability in Education
Online Geneva book launch for Data for Accountability in Education: Global Trends in School Reform. A scholarly event presenting international perspectives on accountability metrics, policy implications, and recent reforms shaping education worldwide.
Global Health: Drug Policy and Harm Reduction
An expert lecture examining global health challenges, drug policy reforms, and harm-reduction strategies. It synthesizes public health research and policy practice to explore practical options and real-world impact, hosted by UNIGE in Geneva.
Science & Policy for Environmental Action (22.06.2026)
An academic lecture at the University of Geneva examining how scientific insights translate into environmental policy and practical action. It highlights climate governance, policy design, and the path from research to real-world action.
Leadership for Sustainability Transition
A university lecture exploring how leadership can drive sustainability transitions across business, government, and society. The session covers policy levers, organizational change, and practical case studies in pursuing low-carbon strategies.
Sustainability Practices & Indigenous Knowledge
This university lecture examines how indigenous knowledge informs sustainability practices, blending environmental science with traditional wisdom. It highlights case studies and policy implications, inviting dialogue on collaborative stewardship at the university level.
Microplastics: From Environmental Impact to Policy and Public Awareness
University lecture at UNIGE exploring microplastics from environmental impact to policy, innovation, and public awareness. The talk surveys sources, health and ecological risks, and how research translates into governance and public outreach.
Children at the Heart of Human Rights
Explore how children's rights shape policy and everyday life in this Geneva campus lecture. Experts from the UN and academia discuss legal protections, ethical challenges, and practical implications for families and educators.
Ethnomusicology Master’s Lecture | Marie Sonnette-Manouguian
An ethnomusicology master's lecture by Marie Sonnette-Manouguian at MEG (Geneva) on Apr 15, 2026, 2:30 PM, with discussion by Mateo Bonvin, Alban Ribouleau and Arina Vyazova; a deep dive into music traditions and ethnomusicology research.
Ethnomusicology Master Conference – Marie Sonnette-Manouguian
Join the MEG in Geneva for a master's-level ethnomusicology lecture with Marie Sonnette-Manouguian; an indoor, scholarly evening exploring ethnomusicology research and insights at the Musée d'ethnographie.
Zotero: Introduction to bibliographic reference management
Introductory lecture on Zotero, a powerful reference manager. Learn to collect, organize, and cite sources, build libraries, and generate bibliographies for academic writing. Ideal for students and researchers seeking to streamline citation workflows.
How to Measure and Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions
A Geneva-based conference at International Geneva exploring methods to measure and reduce greenhouse gas emissions, featuring expert insights, policy implications, and practical tools for organizations aiming to cut their carbon footprint.
Art event at MEG – Geneva, Apr 16, 2026
An evening art program at the Musée d'ethnographie de Genève (MEG) on April 16, 2026, 18:30. Discover ethnographic artworks, hear curator insights, and explore world cultures in Geneva's landmark museum in a refined, museum-quiet atmosphere.
Bordermeetings: Between the Lines - Anna Grichting Solder
A contemporary art exhibition in Geneva titled 'Bordermeetings, Between the Lines' by Anna Grichting Solder. The show explores border crossings and communication through visual works, inviting visitors to rethink boundaries. A thoughtful addition to Geneva's art scene.
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