13:30 – 18:00
6 November 2025
This calendar shows upcoming events hosted by other organisations and community members.
If you have a cancer event you would like to include on our calendar, please e-mail support@cancersupport.ch.
| MonMonday | TueTuesday | WedWednesday | ThuThursday | FriFriday | SatSaturday | SunSunday |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
27 October 2025
|
28 October 2025
|
29 October 2025
|
30 October 2025
|
31 October 2025
|
1 November 2025
|
2 November 2025
|
3 November 2025
|
4 November 2025
|
5 November 2025
|
6 November 2025(1 event) 13:30 – 18:00 Movember 2025 aux HUGThe HUG join the Movember movement once again to promote and support men’s health.On this occasion, a variety of activities and events are being offered at the hospital. 10th Urology Service Symposium: Men’s Health – It’s Time to Talk About It This event, organized by the Urology Service, aims to create a space for dialogue,… More info |
7 November 2025
|
8 November 2025
|
9 November 2025
|
10 November 2025
|
11 November 2025
|
12 November 2025
|
13 November 2025(1 event) 17:30 – 19:30 Death CaféOn 13 Nov 17h30-19h30 we will join forces with Palliative Genève to host a Death Café at our Centre in Grand-Saconnex. A Death Café provides a brave space where we can reflect on and discuss death, dying and our mortality. Increasing our awareness of mortality can help ensure we make the most of our finite lives, through… More info |
14 November 2025
|
15 November 2025
|
16 November 2025
|
17 November 2025
|
18 November 2025
|
19 November 2025
|
20 November 2025
|
21 November 2025
|
22 November 2025
|
23 November 2025
|
24 November 2025
|
25 November 2025
|
26 November 2025(1 event) 18:00 – 20:00 MovemberJoin us in Geneva for a relaxed fireside chat, an evening of camaraderie, laughter, and the kind of honest dialogue men don’t always get to have. With 40% of men having never spoken to anyone about what they’re going through, there’s still work to do. This Movember, the Grand Tour is about opening up, not… More info |
27 November 2025
|
28 November 2025
|
29 November 2025
|
30 November 2025
|
The HUG join the Movember movement once again to promote and support men’s health.
On this occasion, a variety of activities and events are being offered at the hospital.
This event, organized by the Urology Service, aims to create a space for dialogue, knowledge sharing, and awareness. Its goal is to help break the silence, lift taboos, and promote better care and understanding of men’s health issues.
On the program:
An update on urological diseases (infertility, sexual dysfunction, and urinary incontinence)
A debate on prostate cancer screening
Expert advice from HUG specialists on how to live better with urological conditions
And after the symposium, visit a giant inflatable prostate and test your skills using the Da Vinci surgical robot!
When?
Thursday, November 6, 2025, from 1:30 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Where?
Marcel Jenny Auditorium, Geneva University Hospitals (HUG),
4 rue Gabrielle-Perret-Gentil, 1205 Geneva
Access
Bus lines 1, 5, 7 and 91, stop “Hôpital”
Bus line 3, stop “Claparède”
Léman Express, stop “Genève-Champel”
Free event, open to healthcare professionals as well as the general public.
Registration recommended.
On 13 Nov 17h30-19h30 we will join forces with Palliative Genève to host a Death Café at our Centre in Grand-Saconnex.
A Death Café provides a brave space where we can reflect on and discuss death, dying and our mortality. Increasing our awareness of mortality can help ensure we make the most of our finite lives, through living more intentionally, consciously and fully.
The Death Café is open to all, free of charge, and will be loosely facilitated as a group-oriented discussion. Our two hours together will include some semi-structured discussion time, followed by more informal discussions over an apéro.
Please note that the Death Café is not a grief support or counselling session. Limited spaces! Reserve your spot: HERE
Join us in Geneva for a relaxed fireside chat, an evening of camaraderie, laughter, and the kind of honest dialogue men don’t always get to have.
With 40% of men having never spoken to anyone about what they’re going through, there’s still work to do. This Movember, the Grand Tour is about opening up, not with pressure, but with presence. A chance to listen, share, and remind ourselves we’re not alone.
Having faced his own challenges, Martin knows that asking for help takes courage and that strength often begins with connection. In Geneva, he’ll be joined by Emmy award winner Tony Johnston to share stories and spark new perspectives.
