Upcoming events.
Reading Circle 2.0: Dear Matafele Peinam
The 2nd edition of the GPSC’s Reading Circle is here📚!
Join the Gender, Peace and Security Council (GPSC) along with the Environment Committee (EC) for an insightful informal discussion on "Dear Matafele Peinam" by Kathy Jetñil-Kijiner which focuses on the ongoing climate crisis and the need for collective action. We hope to discuss the use of oceanic metaphors, intergenerational responsibility, and acts of resistance amongst other themes. We only have slots for 15 people so please inform us in case you won't be attending.
Please bring your phone and laptop so we can share the material with you! Light refreshments will be provided.
Speed Networking: Expanding the Horizons of Peacebuilding
We are excited to invite you to our next Speed Networking Career Fair!
🌟 Join us for an engaging event designed to connect students passionate about peacebuilding with seasoned professionals across diverse fields. This event goes beyond traditional conflict resolution, exploring how peacebuilding can integrate into different areas like finance, trade, cybersecurity, law, humanitarian work, and more.
Here's what to expect:
Introduction
We'll start with a brief overview, outlining the purpose and format of the event.
Panel Discussion
Esteemed guest speakers will provide insights into peacebuilding pathways in Geneva, addressing 1-2 core questions to enrich understanding of the field.
Speed Networking
The main event! During this 1-hour to 1-hour-15-minute session, students will connect with professionals in fifteen-minute blocks, engaging in dynamic exchanges that spark potential collaborations and deeper understanding of the peacebuilding sector.
Conclusion and Apéro
After a wrap-up summarising the event’s key takeaways, join us for an informal Apéro. This relaxed setting is perfect for continued networking over wine, snacks, and refreshments.
Don’t miss this unique opportunity to expand your network, gain insights, and explore diverse pathways in peacebuilding. We look forward to welcoming you!
IHEID SCOOP
SCOOP is Back! 📣
Scoop is a non-profit movement that aims at raising awareness about the importance of local food production and consumption.
This Thursday, the EC is going to have a mini market set up at MDP selling locally sourced snacks and more!
Movie Screening: The Swimmers
Join us for an inspiring film screening intersecting with women’s rights, migration, and sports! ♀️🌊
We’re screening The Swimmers
※ The screening will be with English subtitles
🎬💜 The Swimmers is a movie about two Syrian sisters who flee their war-torn home in Damascus, swim for hours in choppy Mediterranean seas to reach Greece as asylum seekers before going on to compete at the Rio Olympic Games.
Applications of Nuclear Power Against Climate Change
Seminar on the possible applications of Nuclear Power in the fight against climate change, presented by Luca Romano “l’Avvocato dell’Atomo”, who will give students invaluable insight on the true nature of Nuclear energy and its applications in the creation of a cleaner, less polluted world.
Career Presentation by ILGA World
Interested in a career working on LGBTQ+ issues at the international level?
Join this career presentation by ILGA, an organisation working on these issues that is headquartered right here in Geneva.
Building Bridges: How can Trade and Innovation foster Sustainable Peace?
The Peacebuilding Initiative is excited to announce the second session of the Inspiring Next Generation of Peacemakers Series: "Building Bridges: How can Trade and Innovation foster Sustainable Peace?" hosted at the Fab.
In this dynamic discussion, we are honored to welcome two esteemed leaders—Sean Doherty, Head of International Trade & Investment at the World Economic Forum, and Kérshia Cavele, Project Coordinator of the Trade for Peace (T4P) Programme, World Trade Organisation. They will share their insights on how trade and innovation can play pivotal roles in advancing sustainable peace.
This event offers a unique opportunity to engage in meaningful dialogue, explore innovative solutions and contribute to building a more peaceful and equitable world. Whether you're a student, professional, or changemaker, join us for this impactful conversation.
Let’s work together to challenge conventional thinking and foster collaborative action across sectors!
This event is proudly organised in collaboration with the Nagulendran Philanthropy Alliance, the Fab, and the Centre for Trade and Economic Integration at the Geneva Graduate Institute.
The Intersection of Private & Institutional Peace Mediation
The Junior Diplomat Initiative is excited to announce its event on the intersection of private and institutional peace mediation! 🌟
Join us at the Centre for Humanitarian Dialogue for an interesting discussion! 🤝
As nations face challenges from non-state actors like terrorist or rebel groups, negotiations remain essential for conflict prevention and resolution. In situations where states are restricted in communication due to the pariah status of certain actors or geopolitical polarization, private diplomacy institutes like the Centre for Humanitarian Dialogue (HD) can step in as impartial mediators focused solely on conflict resolution. Let’s discuss the intersection of private and institutional peace mediation!
French Convo Corner (weekly)
Every Thursday in the FAB!
It's a great opportunity to chat with native speakers and practice your French in a casual, informal setting. Come by and enjoy a relaxed atmosphere where you can practice without any judgment.
We’d love to see you there!
UNFPA Panel Event: Women in Leadership
This event will follow an informal and engaging discussion moderated by a student member of the Professional Development Committee at the Graduate Institute.
Five distinguished guests, including two Ambassadors, UNFPA Geneva Office Director, Ms Pernille Fenger, and two faculty members of the Graduate Institute with expertise in career progression and women's leadership, will share their experiences and offer guidance to young female professionals.
The event aims to create an informal yet insightful atmosphere where participants can openly discuss challenges and solutions. A Q&A session will conclude the event, allowing the audience to interact directly with the speakers.
Peace Café
🕊️Join the Peacebuilding Initiative for our next Peace Café with Professor Achim Wennmann Director for Strategic Partnerships and Nagulendran Chair in Peace Mediation at IHEID. He’ll be sharing his experience on the theme Pathways to Peace: Insights on Conflict Resolution and Peace Mediation 🕊️
🗓 Date: Monday, 28th October 2024
🕕 Time: 18:00 - 19:00
📍 Location: The Fab, Maison de la Paix
MENA Game Night
An evening filled with fun group activities, socialising and experiencing some of the games played by youth in MENA countries!
French Convo Corner (weekly)
Every Thursday in the FAB!
It's a great opportunity to chat with native speakers and practice your French in a casual, informal setting. Come by and enjoy a relaxed atmosphere where you can practice without any judgment.
We’d love to see you there!
NGO Career Days 2024
Are you thinking about interning or working for an NGO in Geneva?
NGO Career Days is the Institute’s largest career event of the 2024 autumn semester, bringing to campus 26 organisations from a variety of sectors including environmental sustainability, peace building, humanitarian aid, security, global health, law, human rights, and others.
Geneva Forum on East Asia 2024
The Contemporary East Asia Studies Initiative (CEAS) invites you to the Geneva Forum on East Asia 2024, a gathering of experts, diplomats, scholars, and students to explore the dynamic political, economic, and social developments shaping East Asia today.
This year, our theme is “East Asia 2038”, inspired by the thought-provoking book Asia 2038. The forum will explore future scenarios for the region, focusing on long-term trends, challenges, and opportunities shaping East Asia’s political, economic, and social landscape over the next two decades.
Taking place from 21st to 25th October 2024 at Maison de la Paix in Geneva and online, the forum will feature a diplomat’s roundtable, keynote speeches, spotlight discussions, and movie screenings. Whether you are a student, professional, or simply interested in East Asia, we welcome you to join us in fostering deeper understanding and collaboration on these critical issues.
Don’t miss the chance to be part of this exciting event! We look forward to welcoming you!
NGO Career Days 2024
Are you thinking about interning or working for an NGO in Geneva?
NGO Career Days is the Institute’s largest career event of the 2024 autumn semester, bringing to campus 26 organisations from a variety of sectors including environmental sustainability, peace building, humanitarian aid, security, global health, law, human rights, and others.
French Convo Corner (weekly)
Every Thursday in the FAB!
It's a great opportunity to chat with native speakers and practice your French in a casual, informal setting. Come by and enjoy a relaxed atmosphere where you can practice without any judgment.
We’d love to see you there!
French Convo Corner (weekly)
Every Thursday in the FAB!
It's a great opportunity to chat with native speakers and practice your French in a casual, informal setting. Come by and enjoy a relaxed atmosphere where you can practice without any judgment.
We’d love to see you there!
Coffee Chat with 2nd-year Students
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Polishing Your Profile: CV & Cover Letter Workshop for Geneva’s Job Scene
Join us for the kick off of our workshops on CV and Cover Letter tailored to Geneva International!
Time: 12:15 PM
Location: Auditorium A2
Youth in Peacebuilding Conference Closing Party
From 20h00-23h00 at The PCR, you can unwind and enjoy snacks, drinks and games 🍹 in a lively and informal atmosphere. This is the perfect chance to connect with fellow participants, reflect on the powerful discussions we’ve had, and celebrate the work of youth in peacebuilding.
Whether you’ve been inspired by the conference sessions or are eager to stay engaged, this closing party is also a great time to learn more about PBI’s year-round activities and how you can continue making a difference.
Let’s toast to new connections, exciting opportunities, and a bright future in peacebuilding! 🌟
Karibu Geneva
ASA celebrates African cultures, fosters meaningful dialogue, and creates spaces for cultural exchange, networking, and support for all students passionate about Africa. Whether you're from the continent or simply curious, this event is for you!
The event will kick off with an ASA Presentation and Alumni Discussion from 5 PM – 7 PM at Picciotto Common Room (PCR), followed by Lakefront Chats & Snacks from 7 PM – Late. Don’t miss out!