5th and Final day of Geneva Peace Week
Peace and Climate Action: Challenges and Opportunities from Latin America Organized by the Environmental Committee (GISA), the Latin American NetworkContinue Reading
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Peace and Climate Action: Challenges and Opportunities from Latin America Organized by the Environmental Committee (GISA), the Latin American NetworkContinue Reading
Certainly, it is important that we have journalists covering big stories like wars, presidential elections, parliamentary affairs, and other national-level issues over local town halls, community center events, and yes – student politics. It’s natural to be attracted to the big picture rather than get bogged down with the details, so that we don’t “miss the forest for the trees”, as they say.
DAY 3 – 04.11‘Peace is in our hands’ – Women take the lead to rebuild trust Organized by Angie BrooksContinue Reading
Fresh Perspectives on Peace and Security Graduate Institute Capstone Students (Global Security and Power and Conflict tracks) By Justin YuContinue Reading
“For a while now, discontentment has been boiling among the youth, especially on Twitter… Since the beginning of July, the conversation is getting louder, moving beyond internet platforms to actual streets.”
Geneva Peace Week Opening Ceremony Organized by the Geneva Peace Week Consortium by Laura Silva Aya The Opening Ceremony ofContinue Reading
Note: This piece represents the viewpoints of the students who have signed their names, and does not claim to speakContinue Reading
Summary of the October 29 COVID-19 Question & Answer Session with the Coordination Team
By Laura Silva Aya English Every year in November, a variety of actors and institutions involved in the areas ofContinue Reading
by Emma Clare Maxwell A treasure trove of political opinions and slogans lies tucked away on top of a shelfContinue Reading







