Comic strip on IA and international cooperation
Educational resources
The comic strip Code critical offers a starting point for exploring cross-curricular themes with students. International cooperation can indeed be examined from historical, philosophical, legal, economic or even geographical perspectives.
Discover below the resources designed for teachers to address the issues raised by the comic and engage students with these important topics.
Educational booklet on International Geneva
The Fondation pour Genève has produced a concise thematic report outlining the key aspects of ‘International Geneva’: its origins, its role in Switzerland’s foreign policy, its areas of expertise, its main organisations and its plans for the future. It encourages reflection on Geneva’s role in AI governance.
Each chapter consists of a overview that provides context for a given topic, a proposed classroom activity and external resources.
Genève, une vocation internationale
03 August 2026
Geneva: an international role
03 August 2026
Workshops
The Fondation pour Genève and the Fondation Eduki have developed two workshops exploring themes featured in the comic. They are aimed at primary and secondary school students and can be delivered in French, German, Italian or English. They take place at our offices at the Domaine de la Pastorale in the heart of the Nations district, or at your establishment.
Workshop – Geneva, a hub for international cooperation
This interactive session highlights Geneva’s role in international cooperation and its areas of expertise. It aims to stimulate discussion with young people about how decisions taken at the heart of ‘International Geneva’ affect their daily lives.
Workshop – AI, the World and Me
This workshop is a discussion with students to understand the risks and opportunities that AI presents for the world. It explores with them the need for international regulation and the role that Geneva could play in this area.
To organise a workshop with your class:
secretariat@fondationpourgeneve.ch
Guided tours of International Geneva
The guided tour organised by the Fondation Eduki offers students the opportunity to discover the many facets of International Geneva: its international organisations and NGOs, themes such as humanitarian aid, children’s rights, peace and conflict, as well as key concepts in international cooperation.
Further information and book a guided tour
Places of interest in International Geneva
Portail des Nations
As the future UN Geneva visitor centre, the Portail des Nations aims to open the doors to a system often perceived as complex or distant, making it understandable, tangible and vibrant in the eyes of the general public. The immersive ‘Together’ experience demonstrates, in 60 minutes, how, together, we can live and thrive in peace.
More information here
International Red Cross Museum
The Museum invites artists, cultural partners and the research community to reflect on the challenges, values and current issues facing humanitarian action. The Museum thus establishes itself as a place of memory, creativity and debate. It highlights how humanitarian action concerns us all.
More information here
Science Gateway
At CERN, one of the world’s largest scientific laboratories, researchers from across the globe are seeking to understand the origins of the Universe by recreating the conditions that prevailed immediately after the Big Bang. The Science Gateway invites visitors to immerse themselves in this fascinating quest through an experience that is accessible to all: interactive exhibitions, laboratory workshops, science shows and guided tours.
More information here
