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Mr. Yao Ydo, directeur du Bureau International d’Education de l’UNESCO.

Pouvoir transformateur de l’éducation

Yao Ydo, Directeur du Bureau International de l'Education (UNESCO) nous parle de son parcours et définit le curriculum, Il en explique son importance et son adaptation au monde d'aujourd'hui

By Catherine Fiankan-Bokonga | INSIDE VIEW | 1 February 2022

Where there is a will there is a way

Together against racial discrimination at the UN in Geneva

By Matthew Wilson | INSIDE VIEW | 21 January 2022

COP 26 through the eyes of a Chinese translator

As always, COP 26 was both an exciting and a stressful period for translators

By Jianjun Chen | INSIDE VIEW | 13 December 2021

Rebeca Grynspan is the first… and she is listening

The wisdom of the newly arrived Secretary-General of the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development

By Maritza Ascencios | INSIDE VIEW | 1 December 2021

Let us transform our disabilities into abilities

Welcome UN(dis)ABILITIES!

Self-advocating to bring a diversity of abilities to the workplace

By Daniela Bas | INSIDE VIEW | 1 December 2021

UN workers facing job insecurity

A recently published book titled “Privileged Precarities” examines flexible work conditions at the UN Headquarters in Geneva and Vienna

By Dr. Linda Mülli | INSIDE VIEW | 1 December 2021

Through the eyes of a child of the world

Growing up as a child of international civil servants, you develop a unique world view

By Nicolás Centeno | INSIDE VIEW | 1 December 2021

Equal parenting at the UN – it’s about time

UN’s parental leave policy perpetuates gender stereotypes, negatively impacts families, and reinforces existing gender inequalities in the workplace

By U.N. Parents | INSIDE VIEW | 9 November 2021

Make racism wrong!

Much progress is still needed to make racism and racial discrimination unacceptable in the UN and beyond

By Bruno Donat | INSIDE VIEW | 1 November 2021

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