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Tony Rinaudo: For a better future in Niger
Why would an Australian farmer who moved to Africa in the 1980s be called ‘the forest-maker’? Tony Rinaudo, World Vision Australia's climate action advisor, told this year's Caux Dialogue on Environme... Read More
Raising a voice for the future
Read our interview with Rebecca Freitag (28), the German UN Youth Delegate for Sustainable Development from 2017 to 2019, promoting her generation’s concerns about sustainability at the United Nations... Read More
Discover the Annual Report 2019
Our Annual Report 2019 is now available! Discover our activities and relive the highlights of the Caux Forum 2019. Read More
Black Lives Matter. Black stories matter. The story of what we do now matters.
Stories are powerful. At IofC, story sharing has been a powerful tool for change. Stories inspire those who listen and give them the chance to gain a new perspective, to put themselves in the teller’s... Read More
The Healing Garden of Nagaland
Dr Visier Sanyü often sleeps in his tree house. It’s a feature of the 12-acre Healing Garden which he created in Medziphema, Northeast India. Sanyü, a retired professor of history and archaeology, lik... Read More
Climate and the economy in the post-COVID world
As pandemic-related lockdowns and travel restrictions slowly begin to ease and a return to normal life seems nearer at hand, we are at a critical juncture as to how we choose to act towards our enviro... Read More
What COVID-19 is teaching me: Andrew Stallybrass
The COVID-19 crisis is a global challenge for people from all over the world and all walks of life. Discover our interview with Andrew Stallybrass (UK/Switzerland) on how he experiences the current si... Read More
My Learning Story: Nazrene Mannie
Nazrene Mannie is the Executive Director of the Global Apprenticeship Network (GAN) and talks about her learning experiences. Our interview series 'My Learning Story’ hopes to become a global learning... Read More
Caux Peace and Leadership Alumni walking the extra “Mandela Mile”
“Mandela Mile” is an annual observance and global leadership challenge founded in 2018 by Shanthi Annan (daughter in-law of Kofi Annan). It runs between 8 April (Kofi Annan’s birthdate) and 18 July (N... Read More
From personal change to conference leadership: Daniel Clements
Daniel Clements, the coordinator for this year’s Creative Leadership conference, would not have become involved with Initiatives of Change Switzerand without his father, who recommended that he attend... Read More
‘[Borders] are actually quite fragile – they are only built on the idea that we cannot connect to ourselves and to others’
In 2018, Sezan Eyrich spent a semester in Warsaw, studying political science and searching for a comfortable way to discuss political issues. When a friend recommended the Tool for Change Young Ambass... Read More
My Learning Story: Mulham Soufi
Mulham Soufi is a student of computer programming at Ecole 42 in Lyon. This university works differently because the students all learn from each other. What is its strength? Our interview series ‘My ... Read More