In this series of nine short films filmed in different countries, we portray people whose lives have been impacted by landmines and explosive remnants of war and who dedicate their lives to making their countries safe again for future generations.
Created for the GICHD in 2018.

Shown in 15 countries and translated into 10 languages, this multimedia exhibition combined panels with videos and an online exhibition. Created for the GICHD, it was showcased in 15 Swiss Embassies around the Globe on the occasion of the International Day of Mine Awareness in 2019.

Organized over three years, this unique event gave young middle school students in Geneva the opportunity to discover the work of humanitarian organizations first-hand through interactive workshops. Creating lasting memories and impact, the children themselves became peacebuilders for a day.
This event is now discontined.

Showing the negative impact of cluster munitions on communities around the world, this exhibition shed a light on people impacted by these indiscriminate weapons.
This exhibition was created for the GICHD and the Swiss Department of Foreign Affairs leading up to the 2nd Review Conference of the Convention on Cluster Munitions in 2020.

Created with the aim to unify the different organizations working in mine action under one slogan to enhance the visibility of the sector, #togetheragainstmines has been shared over 60 millions of times over social media and continues to be the most used slogan in the industry.

On the occasion of the International Day for Mine Awareness in 2016, Pope Francis delivered a message written by me, calling for renewed international commitment towards a world free of anti-personnel mines.

On the occasion of the International Day for Mine Awareness in 2017, I led the development and organization of a joint event on the Federal Square in Bern, bringing together Swiss actors involved in mine action from both the military and humanitarian sectors. The event was attended by the Swiss Minister of Defence and generated extensive national media coverage, including features across all Swiss national evening news channels.

On July 19, 1898, the small village of Gstaad in the Swiss mountains was engulfed in flames, and 17 families lost everything they owned. Behind the fire, however, lay a dark secret that did not come to light until many decades later.
Local historian Gottfried von Siebenthal tells the fascinating story of Emilie Steffen-von Siebenthal (1846–1922).
Narration in Swiss German.

Interview on the tv channel Léman Bleu on the event “Bâtisseurs de Paix” (peace builders), an initiative by Andrea von Siebenthal to promote peace awareness in young Geneva students through hands-on workshops in different organizations at the Maison de la Paix in Geneva.
Interview in French.

A very personal journey to what moves and motivates me at my core.

At the GICHD, our vision and what drives our work everyday is to make the world a safer place for communities and a world free from risks of explosive ordnance. Let us make a difference together, come and join us!

A glimpse into the opening ceremony of our LIFE OF MINE Exhibition that took place in Geneva, Switzerland on April 4th, International Day for Mine Awareness! Exhibition.

Interview with Ian Mansfield, one of the longest-serving demining experts, about his experiences working in mine action and his book "Stepping into a Minefield."
2016 for GICHD.

Interview with Bernhard Wabnitz, the head of the ARD studio in Rome, about the papal election, which was in full swing. Pope Francis would be elected later that day. March 13, 2013.
German spoken.