The start of a new year offers a valuable moment to refocus on what truly matters, what drives and inspires our work, and to explore how we can more effectively fulfill our mission as an organization and global network. From 9 to 18 January 2025,…
The Nordic Initiatives of Change team, in partnership with Caux Initiatives of Change, is excited to invite you to an intergenerational gathering set to take place at the Caux Palace, Switzerland, from 22-27 July 2024, bringing together people from…
'Ultimately I'm a human being and I believe in equity for all who are currently marginalised.' IofC Switzerland council member Morenike Onajobi is a passionate advocate of change. Here she talks about her participation at the Emergent Future…
Have you ever travelled to a foreign country and realised that this has changed your life forever? In January 2023, Sebastian Hasse from Germany took part in 'Emergent Future: Rethinking our World Together' at the Indian IofC center in Asia Plateau…
We strongly condemn the current unilateral military attacks in Ukraine that are costing and destroying lives and violate international law at the moment. We stand in solidarity with all those wanting to have peace and we urge for dialogue to resume…
Initiatives of Change (IofC) is pleased to announce the launch of their refreshed brand.
Over 14'000 people attended the United Nations Office at Geneva (UNOG) Open House Day on Saturday 7 October 2017, a unique opportunity to discover the Palais des Nations before its 5 year renovation, as well as the work of the UN and its partners.
On Monday 5 December 2016, together with 17 other NGOs, IofC International was granted Observer Status to the International Organization for Migration (IOM) Council. Rainer Gude, Chargé de Mission in Geneva read a statement at the 107th IOM Council…
What’s trust got to do with migration? This is one of the questions answered by human books who participated in the Human Library event organized by CAUX-IofC at the United Nations Library in Geneva on 11 May 2016. The event was part of a range of…