Leading a life committed to the environment Laura Meszaros recounts her life’s work committed to the UN and the environment By Mollie Fraser-Andrews | UN MEMORIES | 1 March 2023
Leïla Benkirane, talentueuse actrice de la scène onusienne Une réflexion sur une carrière bien remplie et riche en événements By Olivier Meyer | UN MEMORIES | 1 February 2023
La course de fond d’une onusienne passionnée La probabilité qu’Agnès Collardeau pousse un jour la porte du Palais des Nations et y reste 37 ans était faible, mais le hasard fait bien les choses By Olivier Meyer | UN MEMORIES | 1 December 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
Language matters The basis of identity and culture, it can build nations and advance human rights By Paul Bailey | UN MEMORIES | 1 October 2022
Language, culture and a global mindset Languages hold riches expressing the wealth of human culture: multilingualism is an expression of international understanding and respect By Michael Stopford | UN MEMORIES | 1 September 2022
The discreet charm of quiet UN careers In a gentle way you can change the world (Mahatma Gandhi) By Rosemary Ribes | UN MEMORIES | 1 July 2022
Memories of Africa: Poverty and other surprises “Sometimes we let life guide us, and other times we take life by the horns” By Cécile Molinier | UN MEMORIES | 1 June 2022
Interagency coordination should not be watered down! Interagency coordination is a conundrum. Why are there so many redundancies and overlaps within the UN system? Bottled water may matter more than coordination By Manuela Tortora | UN MEMORIES | 1 May 2022