UNRISD Explores Fanon,Youth & Decolonization on Social Justice Day An afternoon of cinema, resistance, and dialogue exploring Fanon’s legacy and youth voices By Karima Cherif | CULTURE | 23 February 2026
Building peace in a fragmented world Director of the UNESCO Liaison Office in Geneva, Ana Luiza Thompson-Flôres, reveals how she helps to translate global values into practical action By Mollie Fraser-Andrews | FOCUS ON | 1 February 2026
Humanizing AI literacy Shifting from technical education to a more human-centered AI literacy that incorporates context, community, stewardship, and sustainability By Jerome Silla, Jonghwi Park and Giselle Miole | GLOBAL AFFAIRS | 1 February 2026
The origins, mandate, and evolution of UNESCO Established at the same time as the UN itself, the organization was founded on the belief that peace can’t be secured by political agreements alone By Richard Turner | FOCUS ON | 1 February 2026
How has UNESCO’s “S” shaped global scientific cooperation? UNESCO has long championed a form of science that bridges borders, uplifts societies, and serves humanity By Lidia Arthur Brito | FOCUS ON | 1 February 2026
Ordre et désordre dans le jardin onusien Et si l’effacement progressif de l’ONU révélait moins un échec institutionnel qu’une rupture profonde entre idéaux, pouvoir et réalité du monde contemporain ? By Nicolas Savioli | GLOBAL AFFAIRS | 1 February 2026
Looking back to move forward From Luther to Merkel, the International Museum of the Reformation brings five centuries of ideas and history to life By Gabriel de Montmollin | EXPLORE GENEVA | 1 February 2026
Prevention begins with us Miguel Barreto, United Nations Resident Coordinator, spearheads the fight against sexual exploitation and abuse in Guatemala By Clare Francis | INSIDE VIEW | 1 February 2026