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Michael Smith’s new book, Trust and integrity in the global economy – stories of people making a difference was launched at a Greencoat Forum in the London centre of Initiatives of Change on 15 April.
24 April 2008
'Listening and understanding the past with respect and trust,' was the central process of the 4th Cambodia-Vietnam Dialogue (CVD), which took place 7–16 March in Phnom Penh and Sihanoukville, Cambodia.
14 April 2008
Imam Mohammed Ashafa and Pastor James Wuye, from Kaduna, Nigeria, were invited to Washington DC, 1–4 April, for a series of meetings and workshops at the US Agency for International Development focusing on religious actors engaged in peacebuilding.
11 April 2008
On 4 March the new Argentine Initiatives of Change Association was formally inaugurated.
31 March 2008
The anti-Islam film Fitna by the Dutch right wing parliamentarian Geert Wilders, which came out on the internet last night, could cause world-wide unrest.
28 March 2008
Reflecting the rich variety of life in the Americas and beyond.
27 March 2008
A workshop on the media's contribution to clean and hate-free elections in the the troubled west African nation of Côte d'Ivoire (Ivory Coast) took place in Grand Bassam, 1–7 March 2008. It was organized by Initiatives of Change Ivory Coast (ICCI) in collaboration with Initiatives of Change International and the press agency Info Sud.
27 March 2008
Paris suburbs may have been rocked by riots last year and in 2005. But according to a French group visiting London, the way to counter fear and xenophobia is through ‘dialogue circles’.
18 March 2008
A programme to empower schoolchildren to bring moral change has been launched by a group of young Kenyans associated with Initiatives of Change, Kenya.
17 March 2008
A diverse group of 17 young people from eight countries completed the Life Matters course, 15-24 February, at Armagh, the IofC centre in Melbourne, Australia.
29 February 2008
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