Fall 2022: The Solidarity Issue
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Solidarity With a Dead Man
“Oh, believe me, I understand now. I’m incorrectly human.”
Marie-Laure Salles Tenure as Institute Director Extended to 2028
It was announced via email on Monday that the Foundation Board of the Graduate Institute has “unanimously and enthusiastically approved the renewal” of Marie-Laure Salles’ mandate as president of the Institute for the period 2024-2028.
Fighting for Pay: The Fair Internship Initiative
“The most confusing aspect of this is that these unpaid internships stand directly in opposition to the fundamental values of the UN and its major movements such as the Sustainable Development Goals – particularly SDG10, which calls for “reduced inequalities”.”
Tech News Digest: Encryption, Semiconductors, and Security
TechSec’s Bi-Weekly Tech News Digest: March 13th, 2023
Demands for equity gather steam: Global Health newsletter – 8
It is great to be back, bringing to you the best of global health news from around the world. A lot is happening in the global health sector and being in Geneva is just the icing on the cake to get the “vibe” of the policymaking process.
LANI Newsletter -Latin-American 8M: Protesting on International Women’s Day as an Act of Solidarity
“Latin America’s history of protests and demonstrations surrounding women’s rights and gender equality has been a long one, particularly during International Women’s Day.”
The Institute Needs to Embrace the Emergence of AI in Academia
“Artificial Intelligence (AI) is revolutionising the landscape of education and has amazing potential to fundamentally change how we as students approach our work and develop our understanding. And yet at the Institute we are facing a disservice by not being properly taught how to effectively utilise such tools.”
41bis and life without parole: the Italian-style institutionalised death
Since October, Italy has been following the accelerated journey towards the death of a prisoner, an anarchist, and a terrorist: Alfredo Cospito.
IHEID Alumni Journeys #1: Aditi Verghese, World Economic Forum
“I don’t claim to have found a formula for success, but the people I admire most tend to do two things. They do the job that’s in front of them to the best of their ability, learning and developing unique skills at every stage that make them valuable. And they are kind to those around them (and to themselves), making them resilient, collaborative and a joy to work with.”
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