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Caux Interns Programme

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The Caux Interns Programme offers the possibility of doing an internship in Caux for energetic, self-starting young adults seeking experience leading international work teams of volunteers during the summer. More information is available at the Caux website.

Caux Scholars Program

Caux Scholars
Transforming conflict from personal to global change:
Applied studies in peacemaking

Every summer since 1991, twenty young students from around the world get together in Initiatives of Change's Mountain House to learn about conflict resolution. Through class sessions, sharing with their fellow students and participating in the Initiatives of Change conferences, the Caux Scholars learn how to welcome personal change in order to initiate a global change for peace. More information is available at the Caux Scholars Program website and a video of the 2011 program is available here

Asia Plateau Internship Programme (APIP)

A 4-month residential internship at Asia Plateau, IofC’s conference and training centre in India. This is a hands-on programme with emphasis on learning and growing through voluntary service, leadership and initiative. The program emphasizes learning through attendance in seminars, conferences and workshops, interactive sessions, leading and organization of conference participants and personal empowerment sessions. Read more information about the programme here.

IofC in Brief

Who we are: Initiatives of Change (IofC) is a world-wide movement of people of diverse cultures and backgrounds, who are committed to the transformation of society through changes in human motives and behaviour, starting with their own.

 

Purpose: We work to inspire, equip and connect people to address world needs, starting with themselves, in the areas of trustbuilding, ethical leadership and sustainable living.

 

 

Omnia Marzouk, President, IofC International
'Nothing lasting can be built without a desire by people to live differently and exemplify the changes they want to see in society.'