There is Hope

15 Nov 2017, 09:00 → 1 Dec 2017, 17:00 Europe/Zurich

In-Person

Salle des Pas Perdus (Palais des Nations, Geneva, Switzerland)

Organized by the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) Geneva Liaison Office

The United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) Geneva Liaison Office, presents the creative photo exhibition “There is Hope”, showcasing stories of children who have overcome various difficult situations and circumstances. The event also serves to commemorate the Universal Children’s Day and reminds visitors of the importance of the rights of children and youth. 

The exhibition tells the experiences of four children and four adults from El Salvador, Greece, Namibia, Sierra Leone and Syria. While from diverse nations, they all share common experiences that affected them as children, including facing brutality, catastrophe, movements or rejection. The award-winning photographer Jonathan Torgivnik documented the testimonies, which will be shown in an interactive, moving manner through the exhibtion’s panels and displays. 

Wednesday, 15 November

Exhibition

The exhibition tells the experiences of four children and four adults from El Salvador, Greece, Namibia, Sierra Leone and Syria. While from diverse nations, they all share common experiences that affected them as children, including facing brutality, catastrophe, movements or rejection. The award-winning photographer Jonathan Torgivnik documented the testimonies, which will be shown in an interactive, moving manner through the exhibition's panels and displays.

Thursday, 16 November

Exhibition

The exhibition tells the experiences of four children and four adults from El Salvador, Greece, Namibia, Sierra Leone and Syria. While from diverse nations, they all share common experiences that affected them as children, including facing brutality, catastrophe, movements or rejection. The award-winning photographer Jonathan Torgivnik documented the testimonies, which will be shown in an interactive, moving manner through the exhibition's panels and displays.

Friday, 17 November

Exhibition

The exhibition tells the experiences of four children and four adults from El Salvador, Greece, Namibia, Sierra Leone and Syria. While from diverse nations, they all share common experiences that affected them as children, including facing brutality, catastrophe, movements or rejection. The award-winning photographer Jonathan Torgivnik documented the testimonies, which will be shown in an interactive, moving manner through the exhibition's panels and displays.

Tuesday, 21 November

Exhibition

The exhibition tells the experiences of four children and four adults from El Salvador, Greece, Namibia, Sierra Leone and Syria. While from diverse nations, they all share common experiences that affected them as children, including facing brutality, catastrophe, movements or rejection. The award-winning photographer Jonathan Torgivnik documented the testimonies, which will be shown in an interactive, moving manner through the exhibition's panels and displays.

Wednesday, 22 November

Exhibition

The exhibition tells the experiences of four children and four adults from El Salvador, Greece, Namibia, Sierra Leone and Syria. While from diverse nations, they all share common experiences that affected them as children, including facing brutality, catastrophe, movements or rejection. The award-winning photographer Jonathan Torgivnik documented the testimonies, which will be shown in an interactive, moving manner through the exhibition's panels and displays.

Thursday, 23 November

Exhibition

The exhibition tells the experiences of four children and four adults from El Salvador, Greece, Namibia, Sierra Leone and Syria. While from diverse nations, they all share common experiences that affected them as children, including facing brutality, catastrophe, movements or rejection. The award-winning photographer Jonathan Torgivnik documented the testimonies, which will be shown in an interactive, moving manner through the exhibition's panels and displays.

Friday, 24 November

Exhibition

The exhibition tells the experiences of four children and four adults from El Salvador, Greece, Namibia, Sierra Leone and Syria. While from diverse nations, they all share common experiences that affected them as children, including facing brutality, catastrophe, movements or rejection. The award-winning photographer Jonathan Torgivnik documented the testimonies, which will be shown in an interactive, moving manner through the exhibition's panels and displays.

Monday, 27 November

Exhibition

The exhibition tells the experiences of four children and four adults from El Salvador, Greece, Namibia, Sierra Leone and Syria. While from diverse nations, they all share common experiences that affected them as children, including facing brutality, catastrophe, movements or rejection. The award-winning photographer Jonathan Torgivnik documented the testimonies, which will be shown in an interactive, moving manner through the exhibition's panels and displays.

Tuesday, 28 November

Exhibition

The exhibition tells the experiences of four children and four adults from El Salvador, Greece, Namibia, Sierra Leone and Syria. While from diverse nations, they all share common experiences that affected them as children, including facing brutality, catastrophe, movements or rejection. The award-winning photographer Jonathan Torgivnik documented the testimonies, which will be shown in an interactive, moving manner through the exhibition's panels and displays.

Wednesday, 29 November

Exhibition

The exhibition tells the experiences of four children and four adults from El Salvador, Greece, Namibia, Sierra Leone and Syria. While from diverse nations, they all share common experiences that affected them as children, including facing brutality, catastrophe, movements or rejection. The award-winning photographer Jonathan Torgivnik documented the testimonies, which will be shown in an interactive, moving manner through the exhibition's panels and displays.

Thursday, 30 November

Exhibition

The exhibition tells the experiences of four children and four adults from El Salvador, Greece, Namibia, Sierra Leone and Syria. While from diverse nations, they all share common experiences that affected them as children, including facing brutality, catastrophe, movements or rejection. The award-winning photographer Jonathan Torgivnik documented the testimonies, which will be shown in an interactive, moving manner through the exhibition's panels and displays.

Friday, 1 December

Exhibition

The exhibition tells the experiences of four children and four adults from El Salvador, Greece, Namibia, Sierra Leone and Syria. While from diverse nations, they all share common experiences that affected them as children, including facing brutality, catastrophe, movements or rejection. The award-winning photographer Jonathan Torgivnik documented the testimonies, which will be shown in an interactive, moving manner through the exhibition's panels and displays.