Week of International Community (WIC)

This is an opportunity for 30 individuals based in Europe to explore how the basic principles of Initiatives of Change (IofC) can create trust across cultures and generations, through common service and community-building at the Caux Conference and Seminar Centre. The WIC 2019 will take place from 19-26 June 2019.

Caux Peace and Leadership Programme (CPLP)

In exploring the concepts of peace through dialogue, we often find our own peace. Leadership is demonstrated through personal practice and learned through working as part of a diverse team to serve the needs of the Forum and its participants. Service to each other mirrors our desire to serve the world.

Caux Scholars Program

Transforming conflict: From personal to global change Do you want to gain knowledge to decrease violence and conflict affecting your community? Are you interested in transitional justice and conflict prevention? Attend our summer programme at Caux in Switzerland and join over 400 alumni from all over the world.

Opening Ceremony

The Caux Forum Opening Ceremony is an event open to all and free of charge, kicking off the summer season and offering a preview of the upcoming conferences and programmes as well as a chance to discover the Caux Palace and its rich history.

Caux Dialogue on Land and Security

The threats stemming from the interaction of global warming, soil infertility, pollinator loss, chemical leaching and ocean acidification are still underestimated by decision-makers around the world.

Summer Academy on Land, Security and Climate Change

For six years global experts, practitioners and policy makers have met at Caux, and in other forums, to develop understanding and gather experience about land restoration.

Ethical Leadership In Business

Our creativity, compassion, and curiosity are key to succeeding in the digital economy. Sustainable businesses require a balance between professional priorities and respect for deeper values.

Caux Emerging Leaders Programme

Just Governance for Human Security

Trust building consistently emerges as the critical aspect needed to advance human security on all levels. This year, the focus will be on three human security pillars: good governance, social inclusion and healing memory. These three areas are particularly in need of focused attention given the increase in tension, conflict and uncertainty in the international political climate.

Caux Artist Program

Since 2011 CAP has welcomed to Caux over 70 performing artists from all over the world. In keeping with the international and multi-cultural "spirit of Caux", CAP has had performing artists, faculty and mentors from Canada, Cameroun, Colombia, Germany, India, Lebanon, Nigeria, South Sudan, Sri Lanka, Sweden, Switzerland , Ukraine, United Kingdom and the USA.

Learning to be a Peacemaker 2019

If you are aged 18-30 and passionate about global change and Muslims’ contribution to it, then the Learning to be a Peacemaker programme is for you!

Towards an Inclusive Peace

Violent extremism is one of the pressing issues of our times and a major concern around the globe. Typically, governments tackle the issue through military means or a security approach which can result in fear and further deterioration of the situation.

Young Ambassadors Programme (YAP) 2019

The Young Ambassadors Programme (YAP), under the aegis of Tools for Changemakers, will bring together 35 young Europeans who aspire to take an active role in transforming society.

Tools for Changemakers

A continuation of Addressing Europe’s Unfinished Business The concept of identity, particularly national identity, is a double-edged sword. It provides a common sense of belonging, but also a justification for exclusion, mistrust and xenophobia. 

National Costume Dolls Project

At home, the British visual artist Lynne Barker recently discovered a collection of national costume dolls, found in an overstuffed garage, left behind by the previous owner of her house.