We miss being able to understand the voices in our heads UNOG interpreters explain the adverse effects of interpreting remote meetings on their health and on their work By Amy Brady & Martin Pickles | INSIDE VIEW | 1 October 2021
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
Palais guided tours during Covid and renovations The Visitors’ Service at UN Geneva diversifies its offer and introduces a new online booking system By Nicole Dawe | INSIDE VIEW | 1 October 2021
Interns must be included in our commitment to diversity, equity and inclusion Do-gooding is one thing, but putting in unpaid hours while attending university full-time and racking up student loan debt is not sustainable By Cassidy Howell | INSIDE VIEW | 30 September 2021
A new face for the Division of Conference Management at UNOG Ms. Kira Kruglikova shares her priorities and insights into the future of the Division By Garry Mullender | INSIDE VIEW | 1 September 2021
Independence for the UN Dispute and Appeals Tribunals Judicial independence is regarded as a prerequisite for the protection of the rights of all who appear before a court or tribunal By Rowan Downing | INSIDE VIEW | 1 September 2021
For working mothers, flexibility is everything Gender equality should allow women to fulfil their professional, personal and family commitments without being forced to make hard choices By Nicole Lewis-Lettington | INSIDE VIEW | 1 July 2021
Inclusion and diversity: Racial equity in the United Nations and beyond “Wherever we see racism, we must condemn it without reservation, without hesitation, without qualification” (António Guterres, UN Secretary-General). By Rossana Scita | INSIDE VIEW | 25 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