Tackling racism at the UN in Geneva slowly but surely Marie Diur, UNOG Anti-racism advocate, on progress and remaining challenges By Laura Johnson | INSIDE VIEW | 1 November 2022
A life in protection — to retirement and beyond Machiel Salomons served for decades at UNHCR. But that was just the beginning... By Laura Johnson | UN MEMORIES | 1 November 2022
Behind the scenes at the Information Service at the UN in Geneva We spoke to four of the staff who make this service's work possible By Laura Johnson | INSIDE VIEW | 1 October 2022
Unbelievably yes – there’s racism at the UN Marie Diur, Chief of the Interpretation Service at UNOG, has recently been appointed Focal Point on diversity, inclusion and anti-racism By Laura Johnson | INSIDE VIEW | 1 April 2022
Progress on eliminating discrimination against women Gladys Acosta Vargas, Chairperson of the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women, shares the latest developments By Laura Johnson | 3 QUESTIONS | 2 March 2022
Connections beyond hierarchies Mira Perrier and some like-minded colleagues wanted to link people, skills and projects – together they created conecta By Laura Johnson | INSIDE VIEW | 1 October 2021
What do you know about the UN’s mental health strategy? We spoke to Miguel Mourato Gordo of the UN Office of Human Resources to find out how the strategy will improve staff well-being By Laura Johnson | FOCUS ON | 1 June 2021
The UN is a beacon for translators around the world Adapting to adopted cultures: how it feels to move from a private sector translation job to the UN By Laura Johnson | INSIDE VIEW | 1 June 2021