Upcoming Events
Increasing synergies between the WPS agenda and arms control: insights from the ATT
An event organized by the International Gender Champions Disarmament Impact Group.
Women of Mosul
An event organized by the GCSP and WILPF.
Gender Lens for Arms Control Support and Sustainability: Tools and Practices
An event organized by the Permanent Mission of Canada to the UN in Geneva and Small Arms Survey.
Inspiring Women Leaders Workshop - After Metoo: Fierce Grace
A course offered by the GCSP.
Past Events
Sciences, sexes et identités - Formation continue
L’Université de Genève (Service égalité et Bioscope) et les HUG organisent une formation continue sur le thème "Sexe, genre, sexualités".
The Geneva Gender Debate 2019
In the tradition of the Oxford Union debates, the Graduate Institute and the International Gender Champions are hosting their 3rd Annual Geneva Gender Debate during International Women’s Week.
Inspiring stories of women in the nuclear field
On Wednesday, 6 March, to mark International Women’s Day 2019, Deputy Director General and Head of the Department of Management Mary Alice Hayward will host an event entitled “Inspiring Stories of Women in the Nuclear Field”.
Women Human Rights Defenders: Local Realities & Shared Global Challenges
Discussion featuring 5 courageous Right Livelihood Award Laureates that have documented human rights violations on the ground.
Women Businesses in Developing Countries
Lunch briefing with Lore Vandewalle at the Graduate Institute in Geneva
Celebration of International Women's Week & Launch of the 2018 IGC Annual Report
Focal Points edition to celebrate International Women's Week and launch of the IGC 2018 Annual Report
International Gender Champions Annual Working Lunch & Launch of the 2018 IGC Annual Report
This event will kick off International Women's Week. For Champions only.
Book launch at the Asser Institute: "EU Anti-Discrimination Law Beyond Gender"
Authors will discuss the achievements, pitfalls and prospects of EU anti-discrimination law by assessing eighteen years of the Union’s Equality Directives (2000).
Which Diversity Initiatives Work? Thirty Years of Evidence from U.S. Employers
Frank Dobbin will present results from his latest research on diversity programs at US universities and corporate companies.