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Media dialogues: Anja Kueppers-Mckinnon

What is your professional background? I was 14 years old when I first knew I wanted to be a journalist. I was watching the BBC's Kate Adie reporting live and in a flak jacket from Tiananmen Square. Seeing her communicating the momentous events unfolding around her, I...

3 secrets to mastering emotions in an emergency

Picture this: you’re in a situation where thousands of lives depend on your action. You have no room for error and no backup plan. You feel the weight of the world on your shoulders, and the clock is ticking. This might be a familiar situation if you are someone who...

Media dialogues: Rebecca McLaughlin-Eastham

This article is part of a series of interviews with people who work in the media to provide the news and views that shape our perceptions of world affairs. Rebecca McLaughlin-Eastham, News Anchor, Reporter and Executive Producer from RME Media, spoke to UN Today...

Media dialogues: Fayroz Chamdid

This article is part of a series of interviews with people who work in the media to provide the news and views that shape our perceptions of world affairs. Fayroz Chamdid, News Anchor and Reporter from TV 2 Norway, spoke to UN Today about her life and career in media....

Editorial – March 2024

The fight against racism and racial discrimination within the UN only truly began in 2020, after the events following the death of George Floyd in the United States. As a consequence, the organization took action and denounced the existence of racism and racial...

The secret formula behind the best talks: content creation

Just like theater, dance and music, leadership speaking is a performing art, and as such, there is an intrinsic formula for how to create and deliver each speaking performance. In this article, I want to pull back the curtain to reveal the secret blueprint behind the...

Keeping museums inclusive for people with disabilities

Museums have always been a place where people could be enlightened by learning or experiencing something new. Today, technology has brought our knowledge and digital experience to a more advanced and sophisticated level but can we use it to help museums be more...

Peddling sustainable mobility into Geneva’s future 

In the heart of Geneva, the future of sustainable transportation is being pedaled into reality by the passion and commitment of the volunteers of La Bicyclette Bleue, an active travel association with a vision deeply rooted in a greener tomorrow. At the forefront of...

Put some spring into your step

Winter weather in Switzerland can be difficult to predict. As things warm up in March, it seems that spring has sprung. However, a sudden snowfall can then push powdery conditions through till April, when the ski season winds down and the pistes close. This opens up...

3, 2, 1, showtime!

With many strings to her bow, Natasha Tsakos enjoys an international career as show maker, conceptual director, performer and producer. She combines her interest in important global topics with her passion for communication through the performing arts.  Most of...

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