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The Next PageWhat's hope got to do with it?In this episode, we host Associate Professor Disa Sauter from the University of Amsterdam, and Edward Mishaud from The Beyond Lab at UN Geneva, to explore affective science and the role of hope in driving individual and collective sustainability action. They explain active versus passive hope, how different emotions shape decision-making, and why hopeful, solution-focused communication matters for sustainable development.
The conversation highlights practical pathways for bringing emotion research into multilateral spaces, the secret of storytelling as a tool to cultivate hope, and real-world examples of collective impact. Listeners learn how hope can mobilize agency, bridge individual...
2025-11-2139 min
Geneva Academy of International Humanitarian Law and Human RightsWar Watch: Episode 1 - Sudan: A War of AtrocitiesIn the first episode of the War Watch podcast, a six-episode series from the Geneva Academy of International Humanitarian Law and Human Rights, a joint centre of the University of Geneva and the Geneva Graduate Institute, host Juliette Graf meets Mona Rishmawi,
member of the Independent International Fact-Finding Mission on Sudan, to discuss what the United Nations calls the world’s largest humanitarian crisis. They are joined by Stuart Casey-Maslen, Special Adviser to the Geneva Academy’s IHL in Focus project who will help unpack the law and its limits in every episode.
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2025-10-2333 min
Unpolished with Geneva McClain“Welcome to Unpolished with Geneva McClain”🎧 “Welcome to Unpolished with Geneva McClain”In this raw, real, and unfiltered kickoff to Unpolished with Geneva McClain, Geneva shares the heart behind the mic—and why this podcast had to happen now.From raising kids as a teen to surviving deep loss, navigating burnout, and showing up unseen for over a decade, Geneva opens up about what it means to be talented, tired, and still pushing through. This isn’t about the glow-up. This is about the middle. The messy, beautiful, unfinished part nobody talks about.If you’ve ever felt like you’re out he...
2025-06-2702 min
The Next PageInternational Day of Women in DiplomacyJoin us for the special episode in partnership with UN Women to commemorate the International Day of Women in Diplomacy. This conversation on gender equality in diplomacy features insights from the Director of UN Women in Geneva, Sofia Calltorp, and Dr. Sarah Chehab, a Senior Research Fellow at the Anwar Gargash Diplomatic Academy, in Abu Dhabi.
Dr. Chehab shares the journey of founding the Women in Diplomacy Research Program and provides the stark statistics on gender representation from the Women in Diplomacy Index. With compelling data, Dr. Chehab discusses the pressing need to bridge the gap in...
2025-06-2439 min
The Next PageDiscovering Human Rights History: Archives Inscribed in UNESCO Memory of the WorldJoin us as we celebrate International Archives Week on the theme of Archives for Everyone, with our latest news from the Library & Archives.
In this compelling discussion, Danielle Hughes, an archivist and the chief of the Records Management Unit at UN Geneva, speaks about the significance of the archives related to the International Bill of Human Rights being inscribed into the UNESCO Memory of the World Heritage register.
Discover how these archives related to the drafting of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, were preserved and recognized for their global importance, including the original drafts and i...
2025-06-1312 min
LunaHolistic Podcast32 - Why Being An Empath Is A GiftLearn why you are actually superhuman if you are an empath! In this podcast episode, Geneva Robins and Angela Hoogeveen discuss their healing journeys as strong empaths and how they have learned to clear, protect, and ground their energy. You can keep all your gifts sharp and stay sensitive without being bombarded, we'll show you how! What is an empath?Empaths have a highly developed intuition and are attuned to the energies and emotions of others. Empaths can feel what the other person is feeling and take on or absorb those emotions themselves. A...
2025-02-2243 min
Geneva Academy of International Humanitarian Law and Human RightsIn and Around War(s): Season 3, Episode 3: The Geneva Conventions on TrialThis year marks the 75th anniversary of the Geneva Conventions. Do they address the realities of modern warfare? Are they to blame when violations occur? And do they really justify killing? In the latest episode of our podcast series ‘In and Around War(s)’, we delve into these frequently formulated questions by putting the Geneva Conventions on trial.
This episode of 'In and Around War(s)' was co-produced with Janet H. Anderson and Stephanie van den Berg from the Asymmetrical Haircuts podcast, who lead the discussion by presenting three charges against the Geneva Conventions. Acting as defenders are Andrew Clap...
2024-11-2155 min
The Next PageReversing the Decline of Diplomacy for Peace: a conversation with David HarlandIn this captivating episode we explore the evolving landscape of diplomacy and its pivotal role in fostering peace. Our guest, David Harland, the Executive Director of the Geneva Centre for Humanitarian Dialogue and a member of the UN Secretary General's High Level Advisory Board on Mediation, shares his vast experience and insights.
We cover the historical trajectory of diplomacy for peace, from its post-World War II successes to its recent decline, particularly over the past two decades. David discusses how diplomacy once effectively addressed existential threats, such as nuclear warfare, through strategic negotiations and treaties.
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2024-11-0838 min
The Next PagePaying for Multilateralism: the financing of IOs in GenevaLivio Silva-Müller and Remo Gassman speak with us about their findings on the financing of international organizations in Geneva, published in a report by the Geneva Graduate Institute. Their illuminating report covers 16 organizations and spans two decades, from 2000 to 2020, providing a comprehensive analysis of financial contributions to Geneva-based international organizations.
Livio and Remo put into perspective the total of 23.6 billion USD contributed in 2020 to the 16 organizations in the study and leave us with five take-away points from their research.
Join us as we explore the evolving landscape of multilateral funding, the role of major d...
2024-09-2734 min
The Next PageMultilateralism, Multiculturalism and Working at the UNThe interns working at the UN Library & Archives Geneva gathered for a discussion with the Director of the Library & Archives, Francesco Pisano, on their thoughts on multilateralism, multiculturalism and working at the UN.
Raphaela, Lucas, Alicia, Mengna and Ashrul come from different countries, are studying at different institutions and have different academic backgrounds. They share with us inside tips on applying for UN internships, explain their own motivations and give a glimpse of what they have learned during their time at the Library & Archives and UN Geneva. Together, they explore what multilateralism, multiculturalism and multilingualism mean to...
2024-07-1945 min
The Next PageWhy history matters in today's world – with Davide Rodogno and Carolyn BiltoftIn this rich conversation with Professors Davide Rodogno and Carloyn Biltoft, we delve into a world of meaning making and examine the depth and breadth that history offers for policymaking.
Davide Rodogno is professor of International History and Politics and the Head of the Interdisciplinary Master Programme at the Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies in Geneva. He specializes in researching international organizations and philanthropic foundations, and transnational networks and movements since the 19th century.
Carolyn Biltoft is associate professor of international history and politics at the Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies...
2024-04-2649 min
Her Business Beat16. Believe in Yourself and Your Mission in BusinessIn today's episode, we are re-airing an empowering discussion that originally aired as Episode 4. Geneva dives deep into the transformative power of love in the workplace, and how believing in yourself and your mission is the best business strategy. Through personal anecdotes and insightful observations, Geneva reminds us that we are loved just as we are, with all our imperfections. They highlight how our existence is a gift that can be utilized as a platform to spread love and make a positive impact in our families, communities, and businesses. Geneva encourages us to harness the p...
2023-08-1512 min
Geneva Academy of International Humanitarian Law and Human RightsIn and Around War(s): Season 2, Episode 4: War and the CyberspaceCyberspace is increasingly used for war related purposes. But does international humanitarian law apply to cyber operations? In the season’s 2 last episode, Paola Gaeta and Ana Srovin Coralli host a very special guest – Antonio Coco, a Lecturer in International Law at the Essex University and an alumnus of the Geneva Academy – and an usual co-host of this podcast. They discuss inter alia which kind of cyber operations may be carried out in war, when a cyberattack can amount to an armed attack against a state, and whether there is a need for new rules which would be better placed to add...
2023-06-2931 min
Geneva Academy of International Humanitarian Law and Human RightsIn and Around War(s): Season 2, Episode 3 : Hunger and WarHunger, starvation and famine are silent tragedies of wars. Limited or no access to food has often a devastating impact on civilian populations, and is one of the leading causes of death in armed conflict. Starvation has been used as a method of warfare despite clear prohibitions under international humanitarian law and international criminal law. But how much attention has been given to this issue in the past years? Have we seen any improvement? What are the most acute challenges with regard to hunger and armed conflicts that the international community is facing?
In this episode, the co-hosts Antonio Coco...
2023-05-2536 min
Geneva Academy of International Humanitarian Law and Human RightsIn and Around War(s): Season 2, Episode 1: Engaging with Armed GroupsArmed groups and de facto authorities are key players in today’s armed conflicts: they directly impact civilian populations and pose an increasing global challenge. Non-governmental organizations such as Geneva Call engage and speak to them, in order to induce them to comply with the rules of international humanitarian law to enhance the protection of the civilian population caught in the midst of armed conflicts.
But does engaging with these groups and authorities actually make a difference to how the wars in which they participate are eventually being carried out?
In this first episode of the second season of 'In an...
2023-03-2330 min
The Next PageSwitzerland celebrates 20 years in the UN. A conversation with Ambassador Jürg LauberThis episode marks the 20th anniversary of Switzerland’s membership in the United Nations. Switzerland became the 190th member of the UN following a national referendum in March 2002, in which the majority of population (54.6%) voted in favour of joining the UN.
Ambassador Jürg Lauber, Permanent Representative of Switzerland to the United Nations at Geneva joined The Next Page for a conversation about Switzerland’s journey in the UN and to reflect on the two decades since its accession.
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2022-12-1632 min
Graduate Institute In Conversation WithClimate Emergency: What Role for International Geneva?This episode features a conversation between Michel Jarraud, Secretary General Emeritus at the World Meteorological Organization, Maria Neira, Director of the Department of Environment, Climate Change and Health at the World Health Organization, Marek Harsdorff, Economist in the Green Jobs Programme at the International Labour Organization, and Joëlle Noailly, Head of Research of the Centre for International Environmental Studies and Lecturer in the Department of International Economics at the Geneva Graduate Institute.
The new loss and damage fund announced at the UN climate talks in Sharm el-Sheikh marks a small step towards climate justice but much more is needed i...
2022-11-2927 min
Geneva Academy of International Humanitarian Law and Human RightsIn and Around War(s): Season 1, Episode 3: NGOs In WarNon-governmental organizations (NGOs) play a significant role in contributing to the rule of law during and in post-war contexts. Their presence, activities and support – including through advancing human rights and criminal justice agendas – can make a real difference for people.
In Episode 3 of the podcast ‘In and Around War(s)’, the co-hosts – Antonio Coco and Ana Srovin Coralli – discuss the role of NGOs in war with Ilya Nuzov, Head of the Eastern Europe and Central Asia Desk at the International Federation for Human Rights (FIDH) and an alumnus of the Geneva Academy of International Humanitarian Law and Human Rights.
Together, they discuss...
2022-11-2428 min
LunaHolistic Podcast03 - Why is Reiki so Weird?Geneva Robins and Angela Hoogeveen are talking about the weird nature of Reiki in this podcast episode! We love Reiki, and Reiki is so delightfully weird. It brings us to the edge of our knowledge and into the unknown mysteries of the Universe itself. We discuss why we think that Reiki is so wild, weird and wonderful.Angela shares what brought her to this wild Reiki thing. Something just felt right about Reiki. She leapt into the course with no intention at first of doing it as a job. She really followed her heart and trusted it.
2022-10-1540 min
LunaHolistic Podcast02 - Staying Emotionally Centered as an Empath and Highly Sensitive PersonIn this episode, Geneva Robins and Alisia Marie talk about how to stay emotionally centred as an empath and highly-sensitive person. And, of course, we talk about Reiki! Empaths feel other people's feelings, and at times, that can create anxiety. Alisia's strategy is to take time every morning to ground and focus and then tune into the heart chakra to help to keep things calm. Keep things out of the spin cycle!Accessing the heart chakra opens you up to a more beautiful version of reality and connects you to the main purpose of why y...
2022-10-1530 min
LunaHolistic Podcast01 - Staying grounded and present while everything is changingStaying grounded and present when everything is changingIn our first podcast episode, we cover the big question: How do I stay present and grounded while everything is changing? Geneva Robins and Melissa Adams answer this giant question and chat about their favourite topic, Reiki. What do you do when everything turns upside down? Reiki really helps us to feel supported through big changes. When we are full of worry or concern, Reiki helps to hold space for our highest good. The Reiki therapist holds a high-vibration space for you to join that energy that y...
2022-10-1544 min
Geneva Academy of International Humanitarian Law and Human RightsIn and Around War(s): Season 1, Episode 0: A Podcast On WarThe co-hosts Paola Gaeta, Antonio Coco and Ana Srovin Coralli introduce the new podcast In and Around War(s) on contemporary issues related to war.
Each episode will feature a conversation with an alumnus or alumna of the Geneva Academy of International Humanitarian Law and Human Rights on topical issues like terrorism, universal jurisdiction or the role of NGOs in war(s).
In relation to the podcast’s focus and title, Andrew Clapham, a Professor at the Geneva Graduate Institute and a member of the Geneva Academy Faculty, provides insights on the contemporary significance of the term ‘war’ as opposed to ‘ar...
2022-10-1315 min
The Next PageAmbassador Galib Israfilov on Azerbaijan and enriching multilateralism for our collective futureThis episode of the #NextPagePod continues our series of conversations with Ambassadors to the United Nations Geneva, where we explore their experiences as diplomats in a multilateral system, and what the UN means for their countries today as we look to the multilateralism we need for our future.
Our Director at the UN Library & Archives Geneva, Francesco Pisano, is joined by the Permanent Representative and Ambassador of the Republic of Azerbaijan to the UN in Geneva, Galib Israfilov.
In March 1992, Azerbaijan joined the United Nations. With this year marking 30 years of accession, Ambassador Israfilov shares so...
2022-04-2937 min
The Next PageDirector-General of UN Geneva Tatiana Valovaya on the International Day of Multilateralism & Diplomacy for PeaceToday on the #NextPagePod we release a bonus episode to mark the International Day of Multilateralism and Diplomacy for Peace, established in 2018 by the UN General Assembly, and observed each year on 24 April.
At the heart of our podcast is the aim to enrich and promote understanding of the values of multilateralism and international cooperation. To mark this day, our Director at the Library & Archives, Francesco Pisano, speaks with the Director-General of UN Geneva, Tatiana Valovaya.
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2022-04-2438 min
The Next PageAmbassador Andranik Hovhannisyan on Armenia, multilateralism, and strengthening what unites usThis episode continues our series of conversations with Ambassadors to the United Nations Geneva, where we explore their views as diplomats in a multilateral system and what the UN means for them today.
Our Director at the UN Library & Archives Geneva, Francesco Pisano, is joined by the Permanent Representative and Ambassador of the Republic of Armenia to the UN in Geneva, Andranik Hovhannisyan.
This year, 2022, Armenia marks 30 years of accession to the United Nations. Ambassador Hovhannisyan shares how he came to serve in diplomacy, as well as moments from Armenia’s history that have marked him...
2022-04-1441 min
The Next PageCosta Rica, transformative change, and the power of multilateralism with Ambassador Catalina Devandas AguilarHappy New Year from the UN Library & Archives Geneva!
This episode continues our conversations with Ambassadors to the UN in Geneva. Our Director, Francesco Pisano, is joined by the Permanent Representative of Costa Rica to the UN Geneva, Catalina Devandas Aguilar, who arrived in Geneva in late 2020.
She takes us on a fascinating exploration of the history of Costa Rica, its role in the region, and some of its main priorities today that can be examples for the rest of the world, from migration solutions to social protection, green policies and biodiversity, women’s participation, huma...
2022-01-2136 min
Good ShepherdingNew Geneva Academy Shepherds Conference 2021: Strengthening Your Husband for the Fight | Mary Lee Bayly, Annie Curell, & Grace HalseyAudio from New Geneva Academy's 2021 Shepherds Conference: The Good Soldier. Women's Breakout Session, "Strengthening Your Husband for the Fight," by Mary Lee Bayly, Annie Curell, & Grace Halsey. October 7, 2021.
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2021-11-1253 min
Geneva Peace WeekGeneva Peace-Cast: Digitizing actions for peaceGeneva Peace-Cast is a new series highlighting solutions emerging from Geneva Peace Week, produced by Interpeace and Fondation Hirondelle in coordination with Geneva Peacebuilding Platform. This podcast is launched on the occasion of Geneva Peace Week’s 2021 edition, happening live at Maison de la Paix and online from November 1 to Nov.5.
Episode 2:
Gbenga Sesan, Executive Director of Paradigm Initiative, social enterprise focused on digital inclusion and digital rights operating across several African countries, interviewed by Jacqueline Dalton, on the use of digital tools for non-violent purposes.
2021-10-3116 minGeneva Peace WeekGeneva Peace-Cast: Governing institutions for sustainable peaceGeneva Peace-Cast is a new series highlighting solutions emerging from Geneva Peace Week, produced by Interpeace and Fondation Hirondelle in coordination with Geneva Peacebuilding Platform. This podcast is launched on the occasion of Geneva Peace Week’s 2021 edition, happening live at Maison de la Paix and online from November 1 to Nov.5.
Episode 3:
General Roméo Dallaire, member of the International Commission on Inclusive Peace, former Canadian Senator and founder of the Dallaire Institute for Children, Peace, and Security, and Bernardo Arévalo de León, member of the Guatemalan Congress, senior diplomat and member of the I...
2021-10-3111 minGeneva Peace WeekGeneva Peace-Cast: Eradicating intolerance and hate crimesGeneva Peace-Cast is a new series highlighting solutions emerging from Geneva Peace Week, produced by Interpeace and Fondation Hirondelle in coordination with Geneva Peacebuilding Platform. This podcast is launched on the occasion of Geneva Peace Week’s 2021 edition, happening live at Maison de la Paix and online from November 1 to Nov.5.
Episode 1:
Christie Edwards, an internationally recognized legal expert with over twenty years of experience working on international humanitarian and human rights law, interviewed by Jacqueline Dalton, on helping governments eradicate intolerance and hate crimes.
2021-10-3110 minGeneva Peace WeekGeneva Peace-Cast: Faire face à la désinformation pour une paix durableGeneva Peace-Cast is a new series highlighting solutions emerging from Geneva Peace Week, produced by Interpeace and Fondation Hirondelle in coordination with Geneva Peacebuilding Platform. This podcast is launched on the occasion of Geneva Peace Week’s 2021 edition, happening live at Maison de la Paix and online from November 1 to Nov.5.
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Brice Landry Ndangoui, rédacteur en chef de Radio Ndeke Luka, la radio la plus écoutée en République centrafricaine, interviewé par Nicolas Boissez, sur le rôle des fausses informations et des rumeurs dans les conflits.
2021-10-3111 minGeneva Peace WeekGeneva Peace-Cast: Creating a safe online space for democracyGeneva Peace-Cast is a new series highlighting solutions emerging from Geneva Peace Week, produced by Interpeace and Fondation Hirondelle in coordination with Geneva Peacebuilding Platform. This podcast is launched on the occasion of Geneva Peace Week’s 2021 edition, happening live at Maison de la Paix and online from November 1 to Nov.5.
Episode 8:
Alex Krasodomski-Jones, Director of the Centre for the Analysis of Social Media, interviewed by Jacqueline Dalton, on the importance of creating a safe digital space that supports democracy.
2021-10-3117 minGeneva Peace WeekGeneva Peace-Cast: Equal distribution of natural resources for peaceGeneva Peace-Cast is a new series highlighting solutions emerging from Geneva Peace Week, produced by Interpeace and Fondation Hirondelle in coordination with Geneva Peacebuilding Platform. This podcast is launched on the occasion of Geneva Peace Week’s 2021 edition, happening live at Maison de la Paix and online from November 1 to Nov.5.
Episode 9:
Oli Brown, Associate Fellow with Chatham House (the Royal Institute of International Affairs) and GCSP, specialist in peacebuilding, natural resources management and environmental politics, interviewed by Jacqueline Dalton, on the role of natural resources distribution and governance in conflicts.
2021-10-3112 minGeneva Peace WeekGeneva Peace-Cast: Storytelling for societal trauma healingGeneva Peace-Cast is a new series highlighting solutions emerging from Geneva Peace Week, produced by Interpeace and Fondation Hirondelle in coordination with Geneva Peacebuilding Platform. This podcast is launched on the occasion of Geneva Peace Week’s 2021 edition, happening live at Maison de la Paix and online from November 1 to Nov.5.
Episode 5:
Frank Kayitare, Great Lakes Regional Representative of Interpeace, interviewed by Jacqueline Dalton, on the role of storytelling in societal trauma healing after the genocide against the Tutsi in Rwanda.
2021-10-3121 minGeneva Peace WeekGeneva Peace-Cast: Integrating gender into peacebuildingGeneva Peace-Cast is a new series highlighting solutions emerging from Geneva Peace Week, produced by Interpeace and Fondation Hirondelle in coordination with Geneva Peacebuilding Platform. This podcast is launched on the occasion of Geneva Peace Week’s 2021 edition, happening live at Maison de la Paix and online from November 1 to Nov.5.
Episode 7:
Rosa Emilia Salamanca, Executive Director of Corporación de Investigación y Acción Social y Económica (CIASE) in Colombia, and Sophia Close, Head of Gender and Peacebuilding at Conciliation Resources, interviewed by Arnoldo Galvez, on integrating gender into peacebuilding
2021-10-3116 minGeneva Peace WeekGeneva Peace-Cast: Technological solutions for peacebuildingGeneva Peace-Cast is a new series highlighting solutions emerging from Geneva Peace Week, produced by Interpeace and Fondation Hirondelle in coordination with Geneva Peacebuilding Platform. This podcast is launched on the occasion of Geneva Peace Week’s 2021 edition, happening live at Maison de la Paix and online from November 1 to Nov.5.
Episode 6:
Monica Curca, +Peace's Director, cultural organizer, peacebuilder, communications strategist, designer, and facilitator, interviewed by Luvini Ranasinghe, on the power of storytelling, human-centered design and technological solutions to create inclusive communities.
2021-10-3113 minGeneva Peace WeekGeneva Peace-Cast: Preventing violence in urban spacesGeneva Peace-Cast is a new series highlighting solutions emerging from Geneva Peace Week, produced by Interpeace and Fondation Hirondelle in coordination with Geneva Peacebuilding Platform. This podcast is launched on the occasion of Geneva Peace Week’s 2021 edition, happening live at Maison de la Paix and online from November 1 to Nov.5.
Episode 10:
Rachel Locke, Director of Impact:Peace at the Kroc Institute for Peace and Justice at the University of San Diego, interviewed by Jacqueline Dalton, on urban violence, online spaces, and coronavirus.
2021-10-3119 minGeneva Peace WeekThe LISC and MAS: Creating an interdisciplinary, international collaboration to address island climate migrationBy University of Geneva, GCSP
Listeners are invited to follow the journey of Jessica Libertini (US), Emma Ortuño Lattur (Spain), Eduardo Meñez (Philippines), Adriana Hondora (Zimbabwe), and Abubakar Yakubu (Nigeria) as they arrive in Geneva for UNIGE's MAS in International and European Security and the GCSP's Leadership in International Security Course. In this podcast, this international team learns about international security and inclusive leadership, and then applies those lessons to examine the complex issue of climate migration in the context of small island developing states (SIDS). After introducing climate migration in the SIDS and t...
2021-10-3125 minGeneva Peace WeekMilitarised masculinities: identifying causes, manifestations and strategies for changeBy IHEID, WILPF
For this year’s iteration of the Geneva Peace Week, one of the thematic tracks investigates topics related to “Moving Beyond Securitisation: What risks and new horizons for peacebuilding”. Military recruitment is a prerequisite for military engagement and as such it is often investigated with regard to the underlying strategies employed to motivate people to join the military. Gender roles for example often get exploited for recruitment purposes. More precisely, militarised masculinities are often instrumentalized which is further supported by various private industries that have financial ties with the military.
In this podcas...
2021-10-3135 minGeneva Peace WeekSystems Thinking & Complex Challenges: A conversation led by Steve Killelea on Positive Peace as a Mechanism and Measurement for Sustainable PeacebuildingA podcast by Economics and Peace, Geneva Centre for Security Policy, IHEID Peacebuilding Initiative (Graduate Institute Geneva).
Humanity is nearing a tipping point and facing challenges unparalleled in its short history. Many of these problems are global in nature, such as climate change, increasingly scarce stock and overuse of natural resources, population growth, social discontent, deadly pandemics, as well as the proliferation of extraordinarily destructive weapons. How can we build sustainable peace and resilience so that societies are better equipped to withstand the inveitable shocks of the future?
Join Steve Killelea, Founder and E...
2021-10-3132 minGeneva Peace WeekGeneva Peace Week 2021 TrailerGeneva Peace Week 2021 theme is From seeds to systems of peace: Weathering today’s challenges. Challenges to peace today have been compounded by the COVID19 pandemic. Geneva Peace Week 2021 nurtures seeds of peace in the new approaches and tools necessary to “weather” the contemporary challenges, while seeking to engage and affect change at the systemic level.
This year we have different Digital Series Contributions within our 4 thematic tracks:
Creating a climate for collaboration: Ways forward for environment, climate change, and peace
Moving beyond securitization: What risks (and new horizons) for peacebuilding
Harnessing the digital sphere for peace
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2021-10-2800 min
The Next PageThe Rising Role of Youth in Multilateralism with Maria Isabelle Wieser
How should the UN involve and include young people in multilateralism? How can young people benefit from mentorship? And, are youth content with the pace of global governance?
In this episode, Maria Isabelle Wieser, the former Deputy Director of Foraus and former Head of the Think Tank Hub joined the #NextPagePod for a discussion about the role of youth in multilateralism, barriers to diversity for young voices and how to best meaningfully engage youth in the decisions of today.
Foraus is a Swiss think tank that advocates for constructive foreign policy and informative dialogue. They pr...
2021-10-1537 min
The Next PageThe Crossroads of Multiculturalism & Multilateralism with Ambassador Federico Villegas of Argentina
How did Argentina’s multicultural society shape how they approach multilateralism? And how did Argentina contribute to the human rights law we know today?
In this episode, Ambassador Federico Villegas, the Permanent Representative of Argentina to the United Nations Office at Geneva joined the #NextPagePod for a discussion around the history of Argentina and how diversity has shaped the country today.
Before being appointed to Geneva, Mr. Villegas has had an expansive career in foreign services as a career diplomat and lawyer. Appointed as the Argentinian Ambassador to Mozambique in 2016, he was then appo...
2021-10-0151 min
Geneva Centre for Security Policy (GCSP)Experts analyse the Biden-Putin Summit in GenevaListen to this special edition podcast with multiple experts providing analyses on the Biden-Putin Summt in Geneva on 16 June 2021. This is episode 16 in the 2021 GCSP Podcast Series.
Dr Paul Vallet: Welcome to the Geneva Centre for Security Policy weekly podcast. I'm your host, Dr Paul Vallet, Associate Fellow in the Global Fellowship Initiative. As you all know, on the 16th of June 2021, Geneva hosted the first in person meeting of President of the United States Joe Biden, and President of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin. This was the first in person meeting of the two leaders since Biden's election to...
2021-06-2318 min
Geneva Centre for Security Policy (GCSP)International Geneva and the Biden-Putin SummitInternational Geneva and the Biden-Putin Summit is episode 14 in this GCSP podcast series. Dr Paul Vallet interviews Ms Alexandra Matas, Head of Effective Governance at the GCSP.
Welcome to the Geneva Centre for Security Policy weekly podcast. I'm your host, Dr Paul Vallet, Associate Fellow in the Global Fellowship Initiative. For the next few weeks, I'm talking with subject matter experts to discuss issues of peace, security and international cooperation. Thanks for tuning in. Early last week, it was confirmed that the presidents of the United States and of the Russian Federation Joe Biden and Vladimir Putin will hold their...
2021-06-0117 min
Around the Table - Geneva School of BoerneConversation with Geneva's FoundersIn this last episode of Season 1, Dirk sits down with Geneva founders Cindy & Brian Fowler, Joanne & Robert Thornton and Paula Wacker (husband Bret couldn’t join conversation) to hear how Geneva began. You will be blessed by their story and how God uses ordinary people to accomplish extraordinary things to the glory of God.
2021-05-1940 min
Geneva Centre for Security Policy (GCSP)Engineering, development and leadership in AfricaEngineering, development and leadership in Africa is episode 8 in the new GCSP Podcast Series. Dr Paul Vallet interviews Ambassador Yvette Stevens who represents the great combination of experience and diversity among the GCSP Global Fellowship Initiative with 28 years of International Civil Service with the United Nations and another six as a diplomat for Sierra Leone.
Dr Paul Vallet: Welcome to the Geneva Centre for Security Policy weekly podcast. I'm your host, Dr Paul Vallet, Associate Fellow with the GCSP Global Fellowship Initiative. For the next few weeks, I'm talking with subject matter experts to explain issues of peace, security and...
2021-04-2023 min
Ignite 2 Impact Podcast - Raise up and Inspire the Next Generation of LeadersSpecial Edition: Looking Forward - A Girlfriend ConversationWe've come thru one of the most challenging years ever. 2020 was a time no one was prepared for or predicted. Yet, the year started with The Vision 20/20 Experience, on Monday, January 20, 2020 at the historic Hotel St. Regis in Detroit, Michigan. Presented by Dr. Geneva Speaks, Dr. Geneva hosted the symposium to show women how to find their purpose and power The event attracted over 200 women who spent the day creating compelling visions and learning about how to look good, feel good and do good. In this special episode during Women's History Month, Dr...
2021-03-2545 min
Ignite 2 Impact Podcast - Raise up and Inspire the Next Generation of LeadersThe Big 4 Secrets to Setting Goals, Achieving SuccessAre you really good at setting goals but sometimes don't do so great on the achieving end? Join master leadership coach Dr. Geneva on her 100th Ignite2Impact podcast as she shares the 4 top secrets to achieving success thru goal setting. Award-winning executive Geneva Jones Williams (Dr. Geneva) is a speaker, author, and leadership strategist for business executives, entrepreneurs, and nonprofit leaders. She is the founder and CEO of Dr. Geneva Speaks, LLC whose mission is to educate and inspire leaders for greater impact. Dr. Geneva also serves as Director for the Live6 Alliance, a n...
2021-01-2121 min
The Next Page36: The World's Most Traveled Document, with Gudrun Beger & Colin Wells #SpecialEpisode
While we cannot travel much these days, as we work together through COVID-19, we hope this story will take you on a bit of a journey!
Our colleagues Gudrun Beger and Colin Wells, from the Institutional Memory Section at the UN Geneva Library & Archives, join us for a special look into the League of Nations Archives.
Gudrun is Team Analyst and Colin is Project Manager for the LONTAD Project, the Total Digital Access to the League of Nations Archives Project, which upon completion will ensure free access online to, as well as the d...
2020-11-1823 minGeneva Peace WeekMilitarised Masculinities and Sustaining Peace: Lessons from the GroundA podcast by Impunity Watch, Master in Transitional Justice of the Geneva Academy of International Humanitarian Law and Human Rights
Militarised masculinities and its impact on peace has received little attention. Militarised masculinity, an idea of a certain ‘maleness’ that is violent, is central to elites strategies in staying in power.
This podcast by Impunity Watch and the Master programme in Transitional Justice of the Geneva Academy of International Humanitarian Law and Human Rights provides space for an in-depth debate around this neglected topic with leading expert Brandon Hamber from Northern Ireland and human rights acti...
2020-10-3054 minGeneva Peace WeekEduPeace DiscussionA podcast by Direct Democracy Global, Cordoba Peace Institute Geneva, GenerationForPeace
Contributions to the Geneva Peace Week 2020 Digital Series do not necessarily represent the views of the Geneva Peacebuilding Platform, its partners, or the partners of Geneva Peace Week.
2020-10-3031 minGeneva Peace WeekA new global order in the making: How can peace mediation stay relevant in the post-Covid-19 world?A podcast by The Crisis Management Initiative (CMI) in collaboration with the Changing Character of War Center of the University of Oxford and the Geneva Centre for Security Policy (GCSP).
Covid-19 is impacting the foundations that underpin global peace and security, and multilateral institutions that uphold peace are facing a crisis that has left them struggling with internal deadlocks. This is felt concretely in Geneva that represents a major site for international diplomacy and peacemaking. The crisis of multilateralism is coupled with technological advancements in warfare that the peacemaking community at large has yet to fully grasp...
2020-10-3057 minGeneva Peace WeekConnecting the dots: integrated approaches to migration, peace & securityA podcast by KOFF - The Swiss Platform for Peacebuilding, DCAF - Geneva Centre for Security Sector Governance, Paxion.
This podcast brings together local and international perspectives from different areas (research, psychosocial support, exemplary initiatives) to discuss the relevance of the peace-migration nexus for peace policy and practice.
What are the linkages between security, peace and migration? How do security approaches in migration governance affect peace(building)? By focusing the relevance of security sector governance as a sub-aspect of migration governance, we jointly explore what characterizes the security needed in situations of displacement and examine...
2020-10-3021 minGeneva Peace WeekFunding of local faith actors during COVID-19A podcast by Partnership for Religion and Development, Islamic Relief, World Vision International, World Evangelical Alliance, Side by Side.
Religious communities and actors can and have shown to be sources of guidance and support, sharing the responsibility of care and acting as a support network to vulnerable groups during the pandemic. In many contexts, faith actors have played an important role through creative and practical approaches to alleviate the impact of COVID-19 measures and effects on vulnerable populations.
This podcast is a collaboration with Islamic Relief Worldwide, World Vision International, Side by Side and World Ev...
2020-10-3042 minGeneva Peace WeekGeneva Peace Week 2020 TrailerConversations from Geneva Peace Week are leaving Geneva this year and coming straight to you, wherever you consume your videos, podcasts, and media. Particularly as COVID-19 introduces the necessity of new modes of work and learning around the globe, people interact with new kinds of media and educational methods. We’ve asked our partner organizers to develop their peacebuilding expertise, research, and stories into digital formats (videos, podcasts, and other media) so that they can contribute to the frontline work of peace long beyond Geneva Peace Week, across geographical, cultural and temporal borders. This digital series will be free to...
2020-10-1801 min
The Next Page32: Historian Margaret MacMillan on the shaping of modern multilateralism
In Episode 32, historian, author and professor of history, Margaret MacMillan, joins The Next Page to share some of her insights on the makings of multilateralism as we know it today.
What are some of the roots of modern multilateral cooperation? How did individuals and institutions promote and build multilateralism, and how did they work to spread their ideas? What is the role of public opinion, and has this changed over time? Professor MacMillan shares some fascinating insights into these questions and more, looking at the beginnings of modern multilateralism in the 19th century, to the cre...
2020-10-0749 min
Inside the Culture with Geneva S. ThomasPatti LaBelle & Gladys Knight was the Best Verzus Yet! Andrew Gillum & Wife’s Secret Covenant BrokenOn episode 4, Geneva goes in! She kicks things off celebrating the AuntChella Verzuz experience featuring the legendary Patti LaBelle & Gladys Knight. Will today’s R&B stars have staying power like Patti and Gladys? Geneva has thoughts. Next on the agenda, Geneva dives deeply into this episode’s main topic: Andrew Gillum, the former candidate for Governor in Florida came out as bisexual. Did his wife know? The real question is how long did she know. Geneva has many, many thoughts. Whew chile.
2020-09-151h 25
The Next Page30: Corinne Momal-Vanian, new Executive Director of the Kofi Annan Foundation
Welcome to The Next Page podcast. The UN Geneva Library & Archives are back from summer break, with lots of projects coming up in the next few months. Keep up-to-date over at our Twitter and Facebook pages.
In Episode 30 we are joined by the new Executive Director of the Kofi Annan Foundation, Corinne Momal-Vanian, who recently joined the Foundation after more than 30 years at the UN, including her most recent post as Director of the Division of Conference Management at UN Geneva.
In conversation with our Director Francesco Pisano, Corinne shares about her new...
2020-09-0442 min
The Next Page27: Jerome Bellion-Jourdan on negotiations for the greater good
This episode delves into the world of negotiation. As we mark 100 years of multilateralism in Geneva and the UN turns 75, what is the role of negotiation in the multilateral context? For this conversation, we’re joined by Jerome Bellion-Jourdan for an online recording. He’s currently a Senior Fellow at the Global Governance Centre at the Graduate Institute in Geneva, and before that he served as the lead EU negotiator on a range of thematic issues such as Business and Human Rights as well as country situations in the UN Human Rights Council for almost 9 years. In this...
2020-07-0334 min
Geneva Intl.The Geneva Challenge Begins!The Geneva Challenge is an international contest for graduate students to develop analysis-based proposals on advancing human development in a relevant topic of global concern. Tune in to learn more about this year’s theme, submission requirements and the evaluation criteria of the proposals! For any further queries, reach out to geneva.challenge@graduateinstitute.ch Hosts: Michelle Olguin Fluckiger … Continue reading The Geneva Challenge Begins!
2020-06-0810 min
The Next Page24: Caroline Kende-Robb on fighting for social justice & supporting women in leadershipWelcome to The Next Page, the podcast of the UN Geneva Library & Archives. Episode 24 brings a conversation on two subjects that are also interconnected: social justice and leadership, especially women in leadership.
We’re joined by Caroline Kende-Robb, who currently serves as a Senior Advisor at the African Center for Economic Transformation. Before that, she held a range of roles including as the Secretary General of CARE International, the Executive Director of the Africa Progress Panel, and roles at the World Bank, the International Monetary Fund, and in The Gambia in the field of community development.
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2020-04-2447 min
The Next Page23: ICRC President Peter Maurer on multilateralism, the power of partnership, and working for impactWelcome to Episode 23 of The Next Page podcast. In this episode, UN Library & Archives Geneva Director Francesco Pisano speaks with Peter Maurer, the President of the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC).
This conversation will take you on a deeper look into the ICRC, established more than a century ago. Peter Maurer shares about its identities that have developed over time, and gives insights into its connection with the United Nations; the role of young people in the work of the organisation; the value of new ways of thinking and mobilising resources to ensure work that has impact; and what mul...
2020-04-0953 min
The Next Page22: Prof. Glenda Sluga on multilateralism, internationalism, and our capacity to imagine a better world.Welcome to Episode 22, featuring Glenda Sluga, Professor of International History at the University of Sydney. She's the author of the book Internationalism in the Age of Nationalism, among other publications, and her research interests span from nationalism and internationalisms, to global and international history, diplomatic history, women and gender, peacemaking, and more.
She visited the Library recently for a debate on the Evolution of Multilateralism, Perspectives from the Global South. We have a video recording of that Library Talk if you’d like to check it out. We also invited her for a conversation on the podcast, where s...
2020-03-2727 min
The Next Page21: Diplomat Jivan Gjorgjinski on the role of small states, creativity and a 'climate of legality' in multilateralism.In Episode 21, our podcast guest brings you ideas from the perspective of a diplomat. The UN Geneva Library & Archives Director, Francesco Pisano, sits down with Jivan Gjorgjinski, a diplomat who served for 3 years in Geneva as Head (chargé d'affaires) of the Permanent Mission of the Republic of North Macedonia to the UN in Geneva from June 2016 to July 2019.
In this discussion, he shares what it was like working in multilateral diplomacy in Geneva, and what this means in action, giving particular highlights from two key experiences: chairing the 2018 Meeting of States Parties to the Biological Weapons Convention (BWC), an...
2020-03-0645 min
The Next Page20: Catherine Bertini on Leading Transformational Change in International OrganizationsWhat is transformational change, and when might it be needed in an organisation? This episode brings to you a conversation on leadership and change, particularly on the role of transformational change in international organisations. Our guest is Catherine Bertini, who served as the Executive Director of the World Food Programme (WFP) for 10 years from 1992 to 2002, among other roles in government, the private sector and academia. She was, at the time of her appointment, the third woman to have led a UN agency. Shortly after leaving WFP, she was awarded the World Food Prize in 2003 for the change she led in the organization. ...
2020-02-2140 min
The Next Page19: Alan Doss on A Peacekeeper in Africa: Learning from UN Interventions in Other People's Wars #BookTalkIn this episode of The Next Page, the podcast of the UN Library & Archives Geneva, we welcome Alan Doss, author of the newly published book, A Peacekeeper in Africa: Learning from UN Interventions in Other People’s Wars (a project of the International Peace Institute and published by Lynne Rienner Press).
Alan Doss served as special representative of the UN Secretary General in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Liberia, and head of the UN peacekeeping mission in the DRC, among other posts. He now serves as president of the Kofi Annan Foundation in Geneva.
In this B...
2020-02-0740 min
The Next Page18: Amandeep Gill on Nuclear Security Summits: A History #BookTalkWelcome to the second episode of 2020! In this recording for our Book Talk series, the Director at the Library, Francesco Pisano, speaks with Ambassador Amandeep Gill about his book published in 2019, called Nuclear Security Summits: A History. This book looks at how nuclear security has developed over the period from 1945 to 2006, as well as how it has evolved in practice in more recent years through the Nuclear Security Summits between 2010 and 2016.
Ambassador Gill has a range of experience in this field and in others, having taken part in 3 of the summits. For this conversation he shares what his book is ab...
2020-01-2434 min
The Next PageHoliday Special Episode - Library Insiders: Stacks, Ghosts and 007.Welcome to this holiday special episode of The Next Page podcast! As 2019 draws to a close, we take you on a tour of the UN Library Geneva, which this year celebrates 100 years since its founding. How does the Library support multilateralism? You'll hear stories from four of our Library colleagues as they work to support research and understanding on multilateralism. Bonus: they also give us their tips for their favorite holiday reads! Find links to all of the resources they mention below. Enjoy, and happy holidays from the UN Library Geneva.
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2019-12-2326 min
The Next Page16: Women who Shaped Internationalism #LibraryTalkIn this episode of our Library Talk series, Katharina Rietzler and Myriam Piguet share their research and insights into some of the women who shaped internationalism. The discussion, moderated by the UN Library Geneva’s Scientific Advisor, Pierre-Etienne Bourneuf, highlights the contribution of women in the early years of international organizations and how this impacted the development of international affairs and international thought. They also share some of the challenges of conducting research on women in this field.
This Library Talk was part of the Centenary of Multilateralism in Geneva celebration. For more information, you can visit th...
2019-12-1339 min
The Next Page15: Multilateralism in Motion: the lasting impact & innovations of the League of Nations #Multilateralism100Welcome to The Next Page, the podcast of the UN Library Geneva. This episode continues our #Multilateralism100 series, where we explore some of the issues and the people that have shaped multilateralism since the creation of the League of Nations to its transition to the United Nations today, as we mark the Centenary of Multilateralism in Geneva.
What ideas are coming out today on the impact and the work of the League, and what opportunities for research are still to come? For this conversation, we had two academics in the studio, Karen Gram-Skjoldager (Associate Professor at Aarhus Un...
2019-11-2229 min
The Next Page14: Borders and Walls - Dr. Anna Grichting on the 30th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin wall.Welcome to this Special Episode of The Next Page, released on 9 November 2019, 30 years since the fall of the Berlin Wall. On this occasion, the Director of the UN Library Geneva, Francesco Pisano, spoke with Dr. Anna Grichting, an architect, urbanist and musician who has devoted much of her work to studying borders and their connection to societies and the environment.
In this conversation, Anna shares how she came to be in Berlin the day the Wall fell, and how this propelled her to further explore the wider subject of borders and border zones, be they gone or ex...
2019-11-0928 min
The Next Page12: The legacies of the League of Nations and its first Secretary-General, Eric Drummond #Multilateralism100Welcome back to our #Multilateralism100 series, where we share conversations as part of the Centenary of Multilateralism in Geneva, and explore the issues and the people that have shaped multilateralism since the creation of the League of Nations to its transition to the United Nations.
In this episode, we take you on a tour back to the time of the League of Nations, as we speak to John Burley, one of the authors of a book published this year called Eric Drummond and his legacies: The League of Nations and the beginnings of global governance.
John B...
2019-10-1023 min
The Next Page10: Fiji's Ambassador Nazhat Shameem Khan on multilateralism, women in leadership, and the nexus of climate change and human rightsEpisode 10 of the Next Page brings a conversation with Ambassador Nazhat Shameem Khan, the Permanent Representative of the Republic of Fiji to the United Nations in Geneva. Director of the UN Library Geneva, Francesco Pisano, joins her to discuss her story and how she joined the Permanent Mission, the importance of multilateralism for small island developing states and vice versa, her thoughts and experiences on the role of women in leadership, and some of the critical issues concerning climate change and human rights in the Pacific and also globally.
Ambassador Khan was born in Fiji and has an academic back...
2019-08-3040 min
The Next Page9: Nikhil Seth on how everyone can relate to the 2030 Agenda and the Sustainable Development GoalsIn this episode, part of our Conversation series, Director of the UN Library Geneva, Francesco Pisano, speaks with Nikhil Seth, Assistant Secretary-General at the United Nations and the Executive Director of the United Nations Institute for Training and Research (UNITAR), about his thoughts on the 2030 Agenda and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
Nikhil Seth explains his role in helping to develop and support the SDGs, and why the multilateral and integrated nature of the 2030 Agenda and the SDGs give them greater strength and capacity as an "action agenda" for the UN Charter. He also stresses the importance...
2019-08-1628 min
The Next Page6: Digital Preservation & Stewardship with Trevor Owens #LibraryTalkThis episode of The Next Page is for anyone interested in digital preservation and stewardship. As digital records increase within organisations and communities, how do we ensure electronic records are preserved and accessible in the long-term? What are the opportunities and what can we do now? In this Library Science Talk, held at the UN Library Geneva as part of the AILIS programme for 2019, Dr. Trevor Owens from the Library of Congress in Washington D.C. shares key principles for supporting digital stewardship, as well as the actions that can be taken today to progress in the practice and connec...
2019-07-0532 min
The Next Page4: Innovation in International Organizations with Tina Ambos & Corinne Momal-VanianInnovation is applied and seen in many fields, but what does it mean and how can international organizations leverage innovation to meet their missions? In this episode, part of our Conversation series, Natalie Alexander speaks with Tina Ambos, Director of the Institute of Management and Academic Director of the International Organizations MBA at the University of Geneva (UNIGE), and Corinne Momal-Vanian, the Director of the Division of Conference Management at UN Geneva, about their work and insights on innovating in international organisations, and what this means for multilateralism.
To learn more about the work of Tina Ambos and...
2019-06-2525 min
The Next Page3: Michael Møller, Director-General at UN GenevaWelcome to our Conversation series, where we sit down with various leaders, experts and contributors to learn from their experiences and insights. In this episode, the Director of the Library, Francesco Pisano, speaks with the current Director-General at UN Geneva, Michael Møller, who completes his term at the end of June 2019. The Director-General shares his thoughts on his time leading UN Geneva, his 40 years of service at the UN, and his view on the role of multilateralism today.
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Speakers: Michael Møller (Director-General at UN Geneva) & Francesco Pisano (Director of the UN Library Geneva).
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2019-06-2525 min
The Next Page2: Multilateralism101 - what it is and why we're celebrating its CentenaryWelcome to our #Multilateralism100 series, where we'll share conversations and event recordings on the Centenary of Multilateralism in Geneva, and explore the issues and the people that have shaped multilateralism since the creation of the League of Nations to its transition to the United Nations.
In this episode, Natalie Alexander speaks with Library colleagues Stefan Vukotic and Pierre-Etienne Bourneuf to find out the 101 on the Centenary and the development of multilateralism over the past century.
Learn more at the Centenary of Multilateralism in Geneva website: https://multilateralism100.unog.ch/.
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2019-06-2517 min
Geneva's ClosettMake sure to Check Out “Geneva’s Closett” Podcast!Just a little about myself & Geneva’s Closett
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2019-01-2306 min
The Seneca SceneMakayla Pydych ’19 on Community Service Involvement and Engagement
This week The Seneca Scene welcomes senior Makayla Pydych who is majoring in English and Education, and pursuing the Masters of Arts in Teaching, for a discussion on her work in the Geneva community throughout her four years at HWS. Join us for this chat where we learn more about Makayla’s work with Geneva 2020 – and Geneva Reads and the newly launched Geneva Writes – along with her volunteering with the Boys and Girls Club and how she ties her education experience in the classroom to helping students out of the classroom. You can also visit the HWS page for...
2018-11-0724 min
Music in the Key of GenevaMusic in the Key of Geneva #012 | Matt McGinleyMatt McGinley co-founded one of Geneva's biggest musical exports, Gym Class Heroes. He's also provided music for one of public radio's most popular programs, This American Life, and its podcast hit S-Town.
Music in the Key of Geneva is a production of the Geneva Historical Society, Kerry Lippincott Executive Director. John Marks is our executive producer. Kelly Walker is our host and producer.
Music in the Key of Geneva is supported by a grant from the New York Council for the Humanities. Any views, findings, conclusions or recommendations expressed in this podcast do not necessarily represent those of the National...
2017-07-3130 min
Ignite2Impact PodcastIgnite to Impact with Dr. GenevaDebut podcast with leaders that are igniting their community, our nation and the world to be a better place. Be inspired and enlightened as we pull back the curtain and dive into intimate and energetic conversations with achievers and doers with host and Master Leadership Strategist, Dr. Geneva Williams.
2017-06-0720 min
Music in the Key of GenevaMusic in the Key of Geneva #011 | The Geneva Music FestivalThe Geneva Music Festival brings internationally-acclaimed artists to venues throughout the Finger Lakes. Its founders are themselves accomplished musicians and Geneva natives. Geoffrey Herd, Hannah Collins, and Eliot Heaton grew up and began their musical careers in Geneva. Those careers have taken them away from the Finger Lakes, but they return each summer to bring their music to audiences and to a new generation of young musicians.
Music in the Key of Geneva is a production of the Geneva Historical Society, Kerry Lippincott Executive Director. John Marks is our executive producer. Kelly Walker is our host and producer.
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2017-05-3131 min
Music in the Key of GenevaMusic in the Key of Geneva #010 | Scott LaFaroEvery year, in early April, Geneva celebrates the legacy of Scott LaFaro. The jazz bassist grew up in Geneva and the car crash that brought a tragic end to his short life happened just outside the city. For some perspective on Scott LaFaro, we talk to David Brent Johnson, jazz director at WFIU public radio in Bloomington and musician Gap Mangione.
Music in the Key of Geneva is a production of the Geneva Historical Society, Kerry Lippincott Executive Director. John Marks is our executive producer. Kelly Walker is our host and producer.
Music in the Key of Geneva is supported...
2017-04-0714 min
Music in the Key of GenevaMusic in the Key of Geneva #009 | The Boys Wouldn't Know Enuf to QuitAlan Schenck's has carefully two panels from a long gone family piano. They're covered with names etched deeply into the wood, a record of late night gatherings with some of the famous musicians who performed at Geneva's Club 86. Alan stopped by the Geneva Historical Society and let us see these treasured family heirlooms and talk about his grandparents and how they opened their doors to some of the greatest artists to visit our city.
John Marks has written more about the panels from Alan Schenck's family piano. http://genevahistoricalsociety.com/recreation/just-piece-wood/
Music in the Key of Geneva is a...
2017-03-1412 min
Music in the Key of GenevaMusic in the Key of Geneva #008 | Gramophone Concert EncoreIn a recent episode of Music in the Key of Geneva, we presented some vintage recordings from early days of recorded music. Just talking about the stars of the late 19th and early 20th century who visited the city, provided all kinds of insights into Geneva’s musical history and its history in general. So, let’s take more of these artists for a spin, so to speak, in a Gramophone Concert Encore.
If you would like to further explore the Library of Congress National Jukebox, visit www.loc.gov/jukebox/
Music in the Key of Geneva is a production of t...
2016-12-3119 min
Music in the Key of GenevaMusic in the Key of Geneva #007 | ShrimpsMusic in the Key of Geneva is an ongoing project of the Geneva Historical Society. Museum curator John Marks has been researching all kinds of music and musicians around Geneva and presenting what he’s found around town and online.
One of Geneva's favorite bands just celebrated their 10th anniversary with a gala concert at The Cracker Factory. This episode of Music in the Key of Geneva comes to you from high above the City of Geneva in The Upstairs Basement for a conversation with BLEO and Joe Calabrese, better known as Shrimps.
If you want to check out more mu...
2016-12-2625 min
Music in the Key of GenevaMusic in the Key of Geneva #006 | A Gramophone ConcertConcerts by famous musical artists have long been a part of the musical history of Geneva. The performances of the stars of the late 19th and early 20th centuries are lost to us, but some of them performed into the beginning of the recorded music era. John Marks brings us a sample in the style of another early 20th century performance practice he's uncovered.
If you would like to further explore the Library of Congress National Jukebox, visit http://www.loc.gov/jukebox/
Music in the Key of Geneva is a production of the Geneva Historical Society, Kerry Lippincott Executive...
2016-12-2113 min
Music in the Key of GenevaMusic in the Key of Geneva #005 | Pablo FalbruAny conversation about the current music scene in Geneva has to include Pablo Falbru. Pablo seems to be everywhere and is a tireless promoter of music and musicians throughout the Finger Lakes.
Photo courtesy of John E. Ruggles.
Music in the Key of Geneva is a production of the Geneva Historical Society, Kerry Lippincott Executive Director. John Marks is our executive producer. Kelly Walker is our host and producer.
Music in the Key of Geneva is supported by a grant from the New York Council for the Humanities. Any views, findings, conclusions or recommendations expressed in this podcast do not...
2016-12-0528 min
Music in the Key of GenevaMusic in the Key of Geneva #004 | The Appleknockers ReunionYou cannot talk about music in Geneva without hearing the name Appleknockers. Recently, members of the celebrated drum and bugle corps held a reunion and our own John Marks paid a visit and spoke with some of the members.
Music in the Key of Geneva is a production of the Geneva Historical Society, Kerry Lippincott Executive Director. John Marks is our executive producer. Kelly Walker is our host and producer.
Music in the Key of Geneva is supported by a grant from the New York Council for the Humanities. Any views, findings, conclusions or recommendations expressed in this podcast do...
2016-11-2239 min
Music in the Key of GenevaMusic in the Key of Geneva #003 | Area RecordsVinyl records may be enjoying a resurgence, but record stores are still an increasingly rare sight. Not so in downtown Geneva where Mike George and company have served the musical needs of our community for more than 40 years. In this episode of Music in the Key of Geneva, he reflects on the history of Area Records.
Read more about Area Records from Geneva Historical Society Curator John Marks.
http://genevahistoricalsociety.com/business-and-labor/last-music-store/
Music in the Key of Geneva is a production of the Geneva Historical Society, Kerry Lippincott Executive Director. John Marks is our executive producer. Kelly Walker is...
2016-10-2412 min
Music in the Key of GenevaMusic in the Key of Geneva #002 | Tuesday Piano QuartetteGeneva is filled with hidden music. You may be surprised to learn that a group of four women has been meeting to play piano arrangements for eight hands for close to 100 years. One Tuesday afternoon, the members of the Tuesday Piano Quartette welcomed us to one of their meetings.
John Marks has written about the Tuesday Piano Quartette on the Geneva Historical Society blog http://genevahistoricalsociety.com/recreation/hidden-music-in-geneva/
Music in the Key of Geneva is a production of the Geneva Historical Society, Kerry Lippincott Executive Director. John Marks is our executive producer. Kelly Walker is our host and producer.
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2016-09-0813 min
Music in the Key of GenevaMusic in the Key of Geneva #001 | IntroducingFor months, Geneva Historical Society curator John Marks has been taking a deep dive into the musical history of Geneva, NY. It's a history that still being written and one that we're going to document, in part, on this podcast. Learn more about Geneva's musical history at www.genevahistoricalsociety.com and share your own stories with us at jmarks@genevahistoricalsociety.com or call 315-789-5151.
Music in the Key of Geneva is a production of the Geneva Historical Society, Kerry Lippincott Executive Director. John Marks is our executive producer. Kelly Walker is our host and producer.
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2016-08-2404 min
The One ThingA 20:20 view of Genevahttps://s3-ap-southeast-2.amazonaws.com/genevaaudio/20-20-geneva-push.mp3
Scott Sanders talks to Vision Radio Network's Neil Johnson about what Geneva Push is and how it's helping church planters begin dozens of new Gospel-centred churches across Australia. The first step? Getting your potential as a church planter assessed... Click here if you're interested in finding out more about church planter assessment, or being assessed by Geneva Push.
2014-03-1100 minThe One ThingGeneva is not a service industryhttps://s3-ap-southeast-2.amazonaws.com/genevaaudio/geneva-is-not-a-service-industry.mp3
Director Andrew Heard outlines why The Geneva Push is not a service industry, and how the strength of its work rests not in leading the charge but labouring together.
2012-12-1200 minThe One ThingGeneva Push 2011 report cardhttps://s3-ap-southeast-2.amazonaws.com/genevaaudio/the_geneva_push_2011_report_card.mp3
Al Stewart and Scott Sanders from The Geneva Push give NITC11 a report card on the last 12 months at the Push, how much has been achieved under God and how much more they're planning for in 2012.
2011-11-2900 min
Geneva College Speeches and Lectures PodcastWORD-FM Biz Burgh on Academic Excellence at GenevaGeneva College Provost Ken Carson is interviewed by WORD-FM's Sam Siple on academic excellence at Geneva. The interview looks at the academic opportunities that students are exposed to at Geneva.
2011-05-2521 minGeneva College Speeches and Lectures PodcastWORD-FM Biz Burgh on Faith Integration at GenevaGeneva College President Ken Smith is interviewed by WORD-FM's Sam Siple on faith integration at Geneva. The interview looks at what a Christian worldview has to do with education and the impact that it has on a students learning and life.
2011-05-2523 minThe One ThingGeneva launches its new online homehttps://s3-ap-southeast-2.amazonaws.com/genevaaudio/Geneva-launches-its-new-online-home-.mp3
Mikey Lynch introduces the new online home for The Geneva Push - a 'share house' of blogs, videos and audio resources that brings together the best of the Australian church-planting scene.
2010-12-0800 min