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Plastic pollution is a true problem especially for our oceans where clusters of gigantic pieces of plastic threaten biodiversity. Come debate about the possible solutions at the Young Reporters press conference of April 10!

Come discover a reproduction of this work destroyed in 2015 by the "Islamic State" terrorist group from April 12 to 17! Through a guided tour of the Place des Nations students will understand the importance of preserving historic monuments and learn more about the theme of peace.

Video games can be fun, instructive, interactive and entertaining but are they really harmless? Two experts will share their views on this topic during the Young Reporter press conference on this theme 8 May at the United Nations office in Geneva.

After the success of the first edition, ‘Walk The Talk’ is coming back in 2019! On 19 May, the World Health Organisation will hold a big event to promote the benefits of physical activity. Comme join us for this fun packed day!

On June 6, Mix and Mash's theme is Heritage Preservation. The opportunity to meet several local and international actors working in this field.

Geneva "Capital of Peace"? To launch its competition, Eduki is offering ten guided tours during the month of September.

The United Nations Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (UN OHCHR) is inviting Under 18s to be part of the “Social Forum” of the Human Rights Council.

On the occasion of its centenary, the International Labor Organization (ILO) opens its doors to students! During a day with a program of varied activities, they will be able to discover in a fun way the history, the actions and the headquarters of the ILO as well as the themes of social justice and decent work.

Geneva is famous worldwide for being an international nexus in the field of peace. Therefore, there is no better place on earth to hold a series of events on the subject. The Geneva Peace Week, which will address many fascinating topics related to peace, which will take place from November 4th to 8th 2019.

The orchestra is welcoming young people in order to show them how an orchestra works and to introduce them to various musical works.

Greycells organise une nouvelle édition du dialogue intergénérationnel. La discussion se porte cette année sur les origines de la fonction publique internationale et ses principaux défis auxquels elle se trouve confrontée.

From 4 to 12 December 2019, the Humanitarian Trail will offer visitors an opportunity to discover the human adventure that constitutes the Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement humanitarian action through two trails in different parts of Geneva, which will include interactive activities.

Five women activists fighting injustice and helping to take society forward will be gathered as a panel at the United Nations in Geneva. Among them, there will be the 2018 Nobel Peace Prize winner Nadia Murad.

On the occasion of the International Mother Language Day follow four Alaska Native women fighting to save Kodiak Alutiiq, an endangered language now spoken by less than 40 remaining fluent Native Elders.

Born HIV+ in 1985, Danish musician Thomas Muchimba Buttenschøn is determined to use his music and his story to wipe out AIDS in his native Zambia and beyond.

With the photo exhibition “Imagine: Reflections on peace”, the International Museum of the Red Cross and Red Crescent together with the VII Foundation examine the conditions and consequences of the peace processes in Lebanon, Northern Ireland, Bosnia, Rwanda, Cambodia and Colombia, countries that have experienced long-lasting conflicts.

The exhibition "100 Years of Multilateralism in Geneva" traces the major stages of multilateral cooperation and the main successes achieved through it. Through 20 double-sided panels, it aims to stimulate reflection on the evolution of international cooperation and its role in today's world.

From 2 to 6 November, take part in the 2020 edition of the Geneva Peace Week. All sessions take place online!

The Young Activisits Summit returns to the theme "The World we want, time for change". Five young activists will address the themes of climate, sustainable fashion, biodiversity, coronavirus and racism.

Sign up for one of our information sessions to prepare for our competition on the Sustainable Development Goal.

The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations calls on young people to take action on World Food Day.

You wish to pursue a career, but you're not sure in what field yet, nor what it would look like? The Cité des Métiers l'expo 2022 can help you find answers. For this occasion, the Eduki Foundation is waiting for you on Saturday, November 26th, 2022 at the Espace Agora to answer all of your questions about International Geneva and how to start a career in this field.

Eduki, the Fondation pour Genève and the United Nations in Geneva provide an exhibition on the 17 Sustainable Development Goals to all educational institutions in Switzerland. All Goals are presented along with concrete examples and explanations on the works of actors in the International Geneva in order to reach them.

In September 2024, to celebrate the centenary of the Geneva Declaration on the Rights of the Child, Fondation Eduki launched a digital campaign that gathered messages from over 300 Swiss children and 19 public figures from International Geneva committed to children’s rights. This exciting campaign concludes symbolically on November 20, International Children’s Rights Day, with the release of our report. We invite you to explore it along with the accompanying images.