13:00 GMT / 14:00 CET
The Caux Peace and Leadership Talks (CPLP Talks) is an online space where stories can be shared and connections made. This series is hosted and facilitated by Alumni of the Caux Peace and Leadership Programme as a two-way discussion. It offers an opportunity to listen to young voices from around the world, get inspired and engage with one another. Anyone who would like to take part in a conversation around the stories, experiences and challenges of the CPLP Alumni is welcome.
Each month thought-provoking articles will be published on our website and a follow-up online conversation will be held for those who are interested in discussing its topic in more depth.
This month, we invite you to take part in a conversation around culture, what it means to us, where we notice it, the role that it plays in our lives, and how it shapes us.
Discover our articles:
- Sebastian Hasse: Culture, origins and freedom
- Abeda Nasrat: 'Afghanistan gave me roots, Denmark gave me wings.'
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The CPLP Talks will take place on Zoom. If you wish to participate on 23 January 2021 (14:00 CET, 13:00 GMT) you can REGISTER HERE.
Please register in advance for this meeting. The event is held in English.
After registering, you will receive a confirmation email telling you how to join the meeting. You can find the terms and conditions here.
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