Neutrality — George Floyd’s legacy
An intense conversation with the authors of the book The Neutrality Trap, Bernard Mayer and Jacqueline N. Font-Guzmán
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The fight against fake news
The digital divide, access to quality information, and the development of trust in media. UNESCO is sounding a global call to action
Leading UN communications in turbulent times
Misinformation has been spreading seemingly more than ever in recent years. The UN's Chief Communicator explains what the UN is doing to fight this trend
Bringing positive change through communications
The work of the United Nations Information Service in Geneva
A giant of the times
During Global Media and Literary Information Week, we spoke with Stephen Dunbar-Johnson, President of The New York Times International
How to start believing in the information we read
October brings World Media and Information Literacy Week. Here's our exchange with Sally Lehrman, CEO of The Trust Project
Q&A: Why multilingualism matters at the UN
Multilingualism welcomes perspectives from different cultures and opens us to new ways of thinking. Il est donc bien au cœur de la mission de l’ONU
Qu’est-ce que le multilinguisme ?
L’histoire de l’ONU est indissociable de celle des langues qui servent de véhicule à son travail. Racontons cette histoire
Translation and multilingualism
United Nations translators work behind the scenes to help multilingual communication happen