Recent Appearances

LEND Network Meetings in Stockholm

April 11, 2013

Courtesy of CdM

Stockholm, Sweden. Frmr PM Campbell participated in LEND (Leaders Engaged in New Democracies) Network meetings aimed at supporting democracy in Moldova and Tunisia. Ms. Campbell's main contribution was during a session which discussed the "Role of Judiciary Reform and Transitional Justice in consolidation of Democratic Systems." To learn more about the meetings in Stockholm and the LEND Network Project, CLICK HERE.

A Shared is an Enabling Society

February 7, 2013

New York, USA. Frmr PM Campbell was featured in an event focused on Shared Societies as part of the Club de Madrid's project of the same name. The panel was convened in collaboration with the Division for Social Policy and Development (UNDESA), as a side-event to the 2013 UN Commission for Social Development. The session was officially titled, "A Shared is an Enabling Society: Creating the Conditions for Political and Economic Empowerment" and it highlighted the importance and the practical implications of creating the conditions within society which enable people to be active citizens and play a full part in its development.

This event was inspired by the idea that, if people are able to engage for fully in meeting the challenges that they and their society and country face, they are able to contribute to building a society which meetings their needs and those of teh wider community. And, if people are denied those opportunities or are unable to take hold fo them, not only will the development of the society and the state stall and individuals will suffer, but history shows that it often leads to tension and unrest.

Watch a video of Ms. Campbell's intervention by CLICKING ON THIS LINK.

Campbell Moderates Panel at UN

February 6, 2013

New York, USA. PM Campbell recently moderated a UN panel discussion of the Fifty-First Session of the Commission for Social Development. The panel focused on the topic of promoting empowerment of people in achieving poverty eradication, social integration and full employment and decent work for all. To learn more about the commission, visit the UNDESA website.