Meeting of Water is a Citizen Art collective birthed out of the Geneva Hub, aiming to revitalize the intrinsic values of water and raise concerns about water issues. The collective utilizes artistic methodology to bring awareness to water across cultural and generational boundaries.

Bi-monthly lake clean up to remove trash from the shores of Geneva leman lake

Our hub helped organise a 3-day forum bringing together all actors working on the right to food and food sovereignty issues in the canton of Geneva.

Buddy program to raise awareness and create cross-generational meet-ups

Planting trees with Almighty Tree

Supporting entrepreneurship and inclusion

Discussing three key topics to shape a better future

UNFILTERED is a series of online meetups designed by dynamic change makers for the next generation aimed at shedding light upon the future of work.

Having a local and positive impact is part of the Global Shapers community DNA: we are convinced that sharing messages of solidarity and shared humanity is a way to have such an impact. As a result, we happily took on @Global Shapers Rome challenge to #eunite with over 40 hubs and celebrate Europe.

In partnership with Geneva’s Accueil de Nuit, shapers complement the homeless’ dinner once a week. Every night they can get soup, bread and tea, and we try to make it just a bit better, with fresh food and good company.

A place is not a home until someone is integrated within a community. We are partnering with Hospice General to build lasting relationships with refugees in Geneva, to provide support and guidance as they build a home.

Childcare for Careers intends to improve gender diversity at executive-level by removing a cause for women leaving careers: expensive childcare. Our aim is to make child care affordable and a competitive hiring advantage by providing a blueprint and supporting Shapers team for companies to support or subsidised local childcare for employees.

Every year thousands of electronic devices from corporations in Switzerland are becoming obsolete and need to be replaced by newer ones. Unfortunately, the majority of the fully functioning devices are either thrown away or recycled, without being used again before the end of their life cycle.
On the other hand, many non-profit organisations are in need of such devices for their projects or operations but they might not always have connections to companies with spare devices that could be recuperated. The Re-Use programme aims to match the corporate donors and the non-profit organisations in order to increase awareness about e-waste and reduce them.