Media
Geneva Peace Forum (GPF) welcomes media coverage and encourages the sharing of its content, while ensuring respect for participants, speakers, and the values of the Geneva Peacebuilding Platform (GPP). Please follow the guidelines below to facilitate a smooth and respectful collaboration.
Press Inquiries & Interview Requests
More information on possibilities for press:
- For interviews, statements, or access to speakers or organizers, please contact the Strategic Communications Lead
📩 tatiana.avanthay@gpplatform.ch
Photography
Professional Photography Access
You are welcome to have your own photographer during your event, but please note that no support will be provided from the GPF team to assist them.
Participant Photography
All participants are welcome to take personal photos and post them on social media. We encourage using these hashtags #GenevaPeaceForum or #GPF26 and to tag our social media accounts:
- LinkedIn: @Geneva Peace Forum - Geneva Peacebuilding Platform (GPP)
- Instagram: @genevapeaceforum
- Bluesky @gpplatform.bsky.social
- Facebook: @Geneva Peace Forum and @Genevapeacebuilding
Event organizers are welcome to use their own photographers without requesting permission to cover their events.
GPF Official Photographer
The Geneva Peace Forum will have its own dedicated photographer throughout the duration of the Forum. This year, photographs taken by the official GPF photographer will not be shared with partner organisations, with limited exceptions for the co-organisers of Geneva Peacebuilding Platform events. For GPF26, we are pleased to work with Antoine Tardy, a Geneva-based independent professional photographer specialising in editorial, institutional and documentary photography. His approach combines portraiture and documentary storytelling, with a focus on people, their experiences and the contexts in which they live and work. With extensive experience in International Geneva, Antoine has documented the work of international organisations, the people behind them and the issues they address.
Media Authorization
As GPF is a public event, photos taken during panels may be used in communication materials. Speakers and participants are considered to have given consent to be photographed. If you appear in a photo published by GPF or GPP and wish to have it removed, please contact:
📩 tatiana.avanthay@gpplatform.ch
Videography & Live Streaming
- All public GPF events are live streamed and recorded.
- Most recordings are made available on our official YouTube channel.
- Media outlets are welcome to embed or reference our recordings. Please credit “Geneva Peacebuilding Forum.”
Branding & Acknowledgment Guidelines
- When referencing GPF in publications or broadcasts, please use the full name: Geneva Peace Forum, and credit the Geneva Peacebuilding Platform as the convener.
- You may use the official logo for reporting purposes. For access to brand materials (logos, banners), please contact:
📩 tatiana.avanthay@gpplatform.ch
Disclaimer
The views expressed by speakers and participants at the Geneva Peace Forum do not necessarily reflect those of the Geneva Peacebuilding Platform or its partners.
This forum serves as a platform to share knowledge and practice on a broad range of themes related to peace across contexts and disciplines. Hence, we would like to remind the participants and audience to refrain from political debates on social media related to the forum. Similarly, we would like to remind that offensive content or any act of harm to the organisations or individuals participating to the forum would not be accepted, as per the Code of Conduct.
The Geneva Peace Forum (GPF) is not responsible for AI-generated images shared by participants on their personal social media accounts or other platforms.