Is There an Ethical Way to Capture Pain?
By Amrita Bhatia The two documentaries I discuss in this article are ‘Survivors’ and ‘Still Recording’ screened as a partContinue Reading
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Mental and emotional boundaries are not a social construct
By Tanya Kini The Graduate Institute’s Student Wellbeing and Services Support (SWSS) team organised an information session on ‘Mental HealthContinue Reading
Are we the solution?
Peace Week’s Climate Justice and Peacebuilding Event By Claire Ransom There were emails, there were Facebook notifications and there wereContinue Reading
Peace Week panel centers discussion on DDR
By Priya Swyden Disarmament, demobilization, and reintegration (DDR) is a hotly debated topic currently under revision at the United Nations.Continue Reading
Célébrer la diversité: le concours photo
Inspired by Gender and Diversity month, The Graduate Press is excited to announce its first ever photo competition with theContinue Reading
1989 in World History: An Interview
By Yasmine Hung 2019 marks the 30th anniversary of the Fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989, one of theContinue Reading
Opening Ceremony of the 2019 Geneva Peace Week
By Isabela Carrozza Jóia “Global challenges require global solutions, which will only be achieved through multilateralism.” With this statement, theContinue Reading
The Perfect Day
By Claire Ransom A light breeze stirs. The birds chirp. White, fluffy clouds dot the sky. All around, families andContinue Reading
“Disgraced” – Pulitzer prize winning drama in Geneva
By Anand Menon and Rainer Mensing One often grapples with questions of identity, both of oneself and of others. Unfortunately,Continue Reading
Postcards from: Montreux
By Riya Sarin Studying in Geneva, it’s sometimes easy to forget that we live in one of the most picturesqueContinue Reading
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