Today’s young people will inherit the legacy left to them by current events. This Youth Exchange brings together young people for creating a desirable future for a multicultural Europe.

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Former United Nations Secretary-General Kofi
Annan will deliver the concluding address at this year’s ‘Trust and integrity in the global economy’ conference in Caux above Montreux on 19 July.

This session will offer an opportunity to explore the structures and personal qualities which promote ethical, inclusive governance.

Edward Ayers

Momentum is building for this global forum on racial healing and equity. More than 60 participants from 14 states are expected from the United States.

A leading West African diplomat, Ahmedou Ould-Abdallah, from Mauritania, has agreed to speak at the Caux Dialogue on land and security.

Genevieve Boast

Senior business and banking figures will take part in the Caux TIGE conference. They include Paul Abberley, Interim Chief Executive of Aviva investors, and Joe Garner, former Head of HSBC Bank UK, the British retail arm of HSBC.

Initiatives of Change in partnership with Child-to-Child Trust are proposing the first in a series of annual conferences on the important issues of improving and enhancing children’s participation.

Seeds of inspiration welcomes to the event actor John Locke who will perform the one man play, The Legend of the Fourth King. The story of the Three Kings is well-known as part of the story of the birth of Jesus Christ.

Learning to live in a multicultural world is a continuous process. Living in that same world is too. We can set short- term goals that we can reach knowing that in the long term we will have to adapt to new circumstances, negotiating our place in society and learning to live together.