University for all: making higher education more inclusive
Higher education may seem a distant goal for students with disabilities
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Come fly with me
We interviewed Romain Vetter, Head of SWISS for Western Switzerland. We discussed the recovery, innovation, and reopening a key route
UNDIS: a framework for lasting, transformative change?
An inside view from a UN staff member
The future of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities
An interview with Prof. Gerard Quinn, the UN Special Rapporteur on the rights of persons with disabilities
Towards an inclusive workplace at UNOG…
“…we, on an individual level, can all contribute to implementing the United Nations Disability Inclusion Strategy (UNDIS)…”
Genève se mobilise pour faciliter la vie des personnes en situation de handicap
Des initiatives se multiplient et s’intensifient pour renforcer l’accessibilité des espaces et bâtiments publics et mieux informer le public
The weaker sex? An exhibition on women and power at Morges castle
Well into the 20th century, European women were legally considered as minors and excluded from any political and military careers, or leading positions in the clergy. If they acceded to a certain degree of influence, it was always under the tutelage of a male authority.
The UNESCO Courier publishes anthology of its most renowned contributors
To celebrate its 75th anniversary, UNESCO launched a major publication titled UNESCO Courier: Transforming Ideas.
Pictures of a dreamer
One of the most disruptive and engaging photographic exhibitions at the Palais in recent times. Whether you like photography or not, it's a must see