MASTER CLASS #1 WITH REBECCA AMSELLEM

« FOR A FEMINIST AND INCLUSIVE MUSEUM»

As part of the "Gender & Diversity" annual cycle, the Museum has invited Rebecca Amsellem, a French-Canadian economist and creator of the feminist newsletter Les Glorieuses to discuss with the Museum staff what a feminist and inclusive museum should look like. The first masterclass will be held at the MICR and online on September 23, 2021.

NEW HEALTH MEASURES

From Tuesday 14 September 2021, admission to the museum will only be possible on presentation of a valid COVID certificate with a QR code recognised by the Swiss application "COVID Certificate Check proving that the holder has been vaccinated, cured or tested, as well as a form of identification. Persons under 16 years of age are not concerned. Wearing a mask is still compulsory, as well as respecting the barrier gestures.

THE MUSEUM IN ARLES

CONVERSATION AND SCREENING

As a preview to the exhibition To Heal a World, which will open on 16 November 2021, on 8 July there has been a conversation followed by a screening at the photography festival Les Rencontres d'Arles, presented and commented by Nathalie Herschdorfer, curator of the exhibition, and Pascal Hufschmid, director of the museum. Co-produced by the festival, To Heal a World will travel to Arles in 2022.

The gaze of Amjad Mohamed-Saleem, Manager, Inclusion, Protection and Engagement, IFRC

CONCERNED | EXHIBITION

INTERVIEW WITH COLINE RAPNEAU, EX-ICRC

BY THE MUSEUM’S YOUNG ADVISORY BOARD

The Young Advisory Board of the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Museum shares, in this new article, a glimpse of the exchange it had the chance to have with Coline Rapneau, ex-ICRC, now Protection from Sexual Exploitation, Abuse and Harassment (PSEAH Manager) Programme Director at CHS Alliance and Co-Active Coach.

ONLINE SYMPOSIUM - ART AND HUMANITY: WHAT IS POSSIBLE?

COLLABORATIVE ARTWORK SESSION WITH GILLES FURTWÄNGLER

New Exhibition

CONCERNED 30 ARTISTS ON HUMANITARIAN ISSUES Spring / Summer 2021

A new exhibition produced by the International Museum of the Red Cross and Red Crescent in collaboration with the HEAD – Geneva, the International Committee of the Red Cross and the Geneva Red Cross Spring / Summer 2021
From April 27

A safe and secure visit

Protective plan

In line with the health and safety regulations issued by the Federal Office of Public Health (FOPH), you will find below a detailed plan to ensure the safety of the public and the public at large.

Art and Humanity: What Is Possible?

Online Symposium

Every Tuesday afternoon in May at 4 p.m. (CET), join an international, multidisciplinary, and interactive online symposium on the relationship between art and humanitarian action.

ONLINE SYMPOSIUM – ART AND HUMANITY: WHAT IS POSSIBLE?

DETAILED PROGRAMME DAY 1, MAY 4TH 2021- LEARNING

ONLINE SYMPOSIUM – ART AND HUMANITY: WHAT IS POSSIBLE?

DETAILED PROGRAMME DAY 2, MAY 11TH 2021- LOOKING

ONLINE SYMPOSIUM – ART AND HUMANITY: WHAT IS POSSIBLE?

DETAILED PROGRAMME DAY 3, MAY 18TH 2021- ENGAGING

The humanitarian trail of the Red Cross

Discover the history of the Red Cross

Take a humanitarian journey through the history of the Red Cross as you immerse yourself in the city of Geneva. Follow the walking trail through the Old Town to discover how a handful of Genevan citizens started the Red Cross story and how it quickly unfolded into humanitarian action and, later, the development of international humanitarian law.

Colour a poster!

Posters of our collections to be coloured

We have a vast and really beautiful collection of posters at the Museum. They help us to understand what is happening to us all today.

#CultureChezVous in 60 seconds!

THE CULTURAL INSTITUTIONS OF GENEVA MOBILIZED AND INVITED THEMSELVES TO YOUR HOME

The International Red Cross and Red Crescent Museum has launched a new initiative - #CultureChezVous - in collaboration with a stellar group of Geneva based cultural institutions supported by Ville de Genève - Officiel and Geneva Tourism | Switzerland

Get inspired by a 60-second video presentation of a key artwork, film, performance or item every Monday, Wednesday and Friday.

Pascal Hufschmid talks about an incredible 1870 poster kept in our collections, which tells us so much about solidarity, the acceleration of time and our relation to images.

The Humanitarian Adventure

Video Presentation

Three separate areas, each developed by a well-known exhibition architect from a different cultural background, allow you to explore three major challenges in today’s world

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