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Recent Photo courtesy of Acadia University
Wolfville, Canada. Pictured: Ms. Campbell and her dear friend, Libby Burnham, Chancellor of Acadia University. Ms. Campbell was honored with an honorary degree and spoke at the commencement ceremony.
Visit Acadia University's website to learn more.  Photo courtesy of Acadia University
Wolfville, Canada. "From my perspective, you are at the heart of why I have hope that we will deal with the challenges facing us," said Frmr PM Campbell in her commencement speech for Acadia University. Ms. Campbell also was honored with an honorary degree.
Visit Acadia University's website to learn more.    Photo courtesy of Surrey Board of Trade
Surrey, Canada. The Surrey Baord of Trade's annual Women in Business awards featured Former Prime Minister Campbell delivering a keynote address. Six winners were recognized for their hard work and contributions to the community.  Photo courtesy of CdM
San Francisco, USA. "Democracy in crisis: Populism vs leadership for inclusion" was the topic of the session in which Frmr PM Campbell participated at the North American *NGD Roundtable. Other participants were Maxwell Cameron [Professor from Univ of British Columbia] and Rafael Fernandez de Castro [Professor - Univ of California San Diego] and the session was facilitated by Larry Diamond [Sr. Fellow - Stanford Univ].
To learn more about the *Next Generation Democracy process, visit the Club de Madrid's website.  Reykjavik, Iceland. Former Prime Minister Campbell and many of her fellow Council of Women World Leader members, including Former Iceland President Vigdis Finnbogadottir, attended the 2017 Women Political Leaders Conference. Here are all the attendees gathered for the "Family Photo".
Learn more about the Women Political Leaders annual conference by visiting their website.
  Photo couresty of CWWL
Reykjavik, Iceland. Former Prime Minister Campbell and many of her fellow Council of Women World Leader members, including Former Iceland President Vigdis Finnbogadottir, attended the 2017 Women Political Leaders Conference.
Learn more about the Council of Women World Leaders by visiting their website.  Photo courtesy of Carleton University
Ottawa, Canada. "To recognize the first ever appointments of a female Ambassador from four of Canada’s six G-7 partners, the Carleton Initiative and the French Embassy to Canada co-hosted a panel and reception to celebrate women in diplomacy.
Panelists included
The Right Honourable Kim Campbell, Former Prime Minister of Canada
H.E. Susan le Jeune d’Allegeershecque, British High Commissioner to Canada
H.E. Kareen Rispal, Ambassador of France to Canada
Dr. Fiona Robinson, Professor of Political Science, Carleton University
H.E. Sabine Sparwasser, Ambassador of the Federal Republic of Germany to Canada
Maureen Boyd, Director of the Carleton Initiative, moderated the panel. Diane Jacovella, Deputy Minister for International Development offered closing remarks, and Dr. André Plourde thanked the panel."
LEARN MORE ABOUT THE EVENT HERE  Photo courtesy of Odyssey House
Grande Prairie, Canada. Ms. Campbell was honored to be the keynote speaker for Odyssey House's 1st Annual Evening of Empowerment. It was a night of empowerment and education, and attendees learned more about the life-changing services Odyssey House provides to women and children every day.
Learn more about Odyssey House by visiting their website.  The Glass Cliff… Women, Leadership, Life and Flow presented by Global News Woman of Vision and the Angus Watt Advisory Group, National Bank Financial Wealth Management. Featuring Kirstine Stewart with guests panelists Kim Campbell, Eveline Charles and Dr. Shawna Pandya moderated by Lesley MacDonald.  Photo by @doniveson
Edmonton, Canada. Former Prime Minister the Rt. Honourable Kim Campbell and former Deputy Prime Minister Anne McLellan were part of the Women in Politics panel hosted by Paula Simons on September 26, 2017. They chatted about their remarkable careers and experiences as women taking prime positions in what is otherwise an underrepresented role for women.  Photo courtesy of the ATA
L-R: Dr. Philip McRae - ATA with Rt Hon Kim Campbell
Banff, Canada. Ms. Campbell delivered a keynote address reagarding leadership and education to the Alberta Teachers’ Association (ATA) Banff Summer Conference 2017 Leadership Session.
Visit the Alberta Teachers Association website to learn more about them and the work they do.  Photo courtesy of the ATA
Banff, Canada. Ms. Campbell delivered a keynote address reagarding leadership and education to the Alberta Teachers’ Association (ATA) Banff Summer Conference 2017 Leadership Session.
Visit the Alberta Teachers Association website to learn more about them and the work they do.  Photo courtesy of @sjtcanada
L-R: Frmr PM Campbell, Master James Carley, and Ms. Sonya Thissen.
London, United Kingdom. Former Prime Minister Campbell was invited to address the Court Ladies' Dinner of the Worshipful Company of Barbers and Surgeons. The Worshipful Company of Barbers is one of the 110 livery companies of the City of London. It is also one of the oldest, having celebrated its 700th anniversary in 2008 and is ranked 17th in the order of precedence. The Court of the company would be equivilent to a Board of Directors.  *Image: House of Lords 2017 / Photography by Annabel Moeller
L-R: Lord Speaker, Lord Fowler, Honourable Jody Wilson-Raybould, Right Honourable Kim Campbell, and Lord Howell of Guildford.
The Lord Speaker welcomed Minister Wilson-Raybould and former Prime Minister Campbell to the House of Lords where they spoke about Canada's 150th Anniversary of Confederation.
*Parliamentary copyright images are reproduced with the permission of Parliament  *Image: House of Lords 2017 / Photography by Annabel Moeller
The Lord Speaker welcomed Minister Wilson-Raybould and former Prime Minister Campbell to the House of Lords where they spoke about Canada's 150th Anniversary of Confederation.
*Parliamentary copyright images are reproduced with the permission of Parliament  Photo courtesy of the Embassy of Canada to France
Former Prime Minister Chrétien, Former Prime Minister Campbell, and Ambassador Cannon à l’occasion de la Fête Nationale du Canada.  Photography by Christopher Galluzzo / Nasdaq, Inc.
New York, USA. On June 14, Rt. Hon. Kim Campbell was proud to join her fellow Board of Directors members at the Nasdaq closing bell to celebrate the Initial Public Offering of Athenex common stock. Athenex is a global biopharmaceutical company dedicated to the discovery, development and commercialization of novel therapies for the treatment of cancer.The company's shares are now traded on The NASDAQ Global Select Market under the ticker symbol "ATNX."  Photo courtesy of
Calgary, Canada. Former PM Campbell spoke at the Famous 5 Foundation's luncheon as part of their 2017 Enbridge Famou5 Speaker Series. Ms. Campbell's speech was titled "Taking Risks - Taking Stock".
To learn more about the Famous 5 Foundation, check out their official website or follow them on Twitter:    Photo courtesy of the Ofc of Lt Gov of SK.
Regina, Canada. At the invitation of Lt Gov Vaughn Solomon Schofield, Ms. Campbell spoke at a celebration of the anniversary of *women winning the right to vote in Saskatchewan.
*Aboriginal women did not obtain the right to vote until much later in the century.  Photo courtesy of Kerry-Lynne Findlay
L-R: Kerry-Lynne Findlay, Rosalie Abella, and Kim Campbell
Vancouver, Canada. Canadian Supreme Court Justice Rosalie Abella and Frmr PM Campbell were featured in a panel at the Canadian Bar Association's Women Lawyers Forum Leadership Conference. The session titled, "Women At The Top: What We Can Learn From Two Of Canada’s Most Influential Women" was facilited by Hon. Kerry-Lynne Findlay and focused on the leadership skills that women specifically need to learn to succeed.
Learn more about the conference by visiting the Canadian Bar Association's website.  Photo courtesy of Kerry-Lynne Findlay
Vancouver, Canada. Canadian Supreme Court Justice Rosalie Abella and Frmr PM Campbell were featured in a panel at the Canadian Bar Association's Women Lawyers Forum Leadership Conference. The session titled, "Women At The Top: What We Can Learn From Two Of Canada’s Most Influential Women" was facilited by Hon. Kerry-Lynne Findlay and focused on the leadership skills that women specifically need to learn to succeed.
Learn more about the conference by visiting the Canadian Bar Association's website.  Photo: Courtesy of WILL. Pictured with the other 2015 WILL Award Honourees.
The [Alberta] Women in Law Leadership Awards honoured Kim Campbell with a lifetime achievement award citing the many firsts that she accomplished in her extraordinary life.
The Women In Law Leadership Awards (WILL Awards) are presented annually to female members of the Alberta legal profession.
The purpose of the WILL Awards is for the Association of Women Lawyers (AWL) and The Counsel Network (TCN) to recognize the contributions of women lawyers.  Photo: Courtesy of WILL. Pictured with Virginia Engel.
The [Alberta] Women in Law Leadership Awards honoured Kim Campbell with a lifetime achievement award citing the many firsts that she accomplished in her extraordinary life.
The Women In Law Leadership Awards (WILL Awards) are presented annually to female members of the Alberta legal profession.
The purpose of the WILL Awards is for the Association of Women Lawyers (AWL) and The Counsel Network (TCN) to recognize the contributions of women lawyers.  Photo courtesy of the World Movement for Democracy
Seoul, Korea. Former Prime Minister Kim Campbell rounded out her term as chair by presiding over the Eighth World Assembly of the World Movement for Democracy, the title of which was, "Empowering Civil Society for Democracy and Its Renewal."
 Photo courtesy of Korea Institute for National Unification
Seoul, Korea. Ms. Campbell spoke on a panel at the Korea Forum for Global Peace, hosted by Ministry of Unification, Presidential Committee for Unification Preparation (PCUP), The Committee for the 70th Anniversary of Korean Liberation, and organized by KINU and Korean Political Science Association (KPSA).
The panel she spoke on was titled, "International Efforts for Promoting Human Rights and Peace." It was chaired by Shin Heisoo (Professor, Ewha Womans University) and the other panelists were Eunice Smith (UNESCO Office in Beijing), Kang Kyung-hwa (Assistant Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs and Deputy Emergency Relief Coordinator), and Soh Changrok (Professor, Korea University).
To learn more, visit the Korea Institute for National Unification website.  Photog: UofA's Randy Savoie
Edmonton, Canada. Following Kim Campbell's Lougheed College Lecture titled "Why Do We Lead?" Dr. Rhonda Breitkreuz (Lougheed College Faculty) and Dr. Martin Ferguson-Pell (Lougheed College Vice-Principal) presented Ms. Campbell with flowers.  Photog: UofA's Randy Savoie
Edmonton, Canada. Founding Principal of the Peter Lougheed Leadership College (PLLC), Kim Campbell, delivering the first Lougheed College Lecture titled "Why Do We Lead?" at the Timms Centre at the University of Alberta. It marked the first public event of the inaugural semester of the PLLC.  Edmonton, Canada. Ms. Campbell was the special guest speaker for the 21st Annual Ernest E. Poole Leadership Breakfast at the downtown Westin. She spoke about leadership.
Since 1994, the Ernest E. Poole Breakfast has contributed to the success of Scouting in central and northern Alberta as well as the Northwest Territories. Learn more about it HERE.     Photo courtesy of Canadian Club Vancouver
Vancouver, Canada. Kim Campbell spoke about leadership and the new Peter Lougheed Leadership College, of which she is the founding principal, at the annual Canadian Club of Vancouver luncheon. Additionally, 2015 Order of Canada recipients and the 2014 Order of British Columbia recipients were recognized as well.
Visit the Canadian Club of Vancouver website to learn more.  Banff, Canada. Ms. Campbell attended an interesting gathering of diverse thought leaders to explore and identify challenges, requirements, and opportunities for the future of leadership and leadership development at the Peter Lougheed Leadership Institute at Banff Centre and beyond. Learn more about it HERE.
As you know Campbell is the Founding Principal of the Peter Lougheed Leadership College at the University of Alberta. The college and the institute are each one half of the Peter Lougheed Initiative which aims to leverage the respective strengths of these two organizations to create one of the preeminent leadership and learning opportunities in the world.  The Honourable Elizabeth Dowdeswell, OC, OOnt and the Right Honourable Kim Campbell PC, CC, OBC, QC at the 200th Birthday Dinner for Sir John A. MacDonald on Saturday, January 10, 2015 in Toronto, Ontario.  Photo courtesy of WIL.
Edmonton, Canada. Frmr PM Campbell spoke about "Setting the Stage: Women in Leadership" at the inaugural GoA Women in Leadership Conference titled "Paving the Way". Women in Leadership is an inclusive [both men and women] employee-driven movement aimed at supporting, engaging and empowering each woman within the Government of Alberta and is aimed at opening up dialogue about women in leadership in order to strenthen the Government of Alberta.  Photo courtesy of WIL.
Edmonton, Canada. Frmr PM Campbell spoke about "Setting the Stage: Women in Leadership" at the inaugural GoA Women in Leadership Conference titled "Paving the Way". Women in Leadership is an inclusive [both men and women] employee-driven movement aimed at supporting, engaging and empowering each woman within the Government of Alberta and is aimed at opening up dialogue about women in leadership in order to strenthen the Government of Alberta.  Photo courtesy of WIL.
Edmonton, Canada. Frmr PM Campbell spoke about "Setting the Stage: Women in Leadership" at the inaugural GoA Women in Leadership Conference titled "Paving the Way". Women in Leadership is an inclusive [both men and women] employee-driven movement aimed at supporting, engaging and empowering each woman within the Government of Alberta and is aimed at opening up dialogue about women in leadership in order to strenthen the Government of Alberta.  Vancouver, Canada. Frmr PM Campbell participated in a Convocation Dialogue with the SFU community along with David Baines, a former investigative reporter for the Vancouver Sun. Topics discussed included, "immoral and/or illegal conduct in the business world and the role of media, governments and universities in regulating the economy and containing the excesses of capitalism."  Photo courtesy of SFU.
Vancouver, Canada. Simon Fraser University awarded Ms. Campbell with an honorary degree, and she spoke at their convocation. During her address she encouraged graduates to exercise their democratic rights such as voting in order in order to preserve and protect the right to question and investigate. --rights which were necessary for their studies and are not available in some other countries. She spoke of her work with the World Movement for Democracy, members of which who are risking their lives for such rights.  Photo courtesy of SFU.
Vancouver, Canada. Simon Fraser University awarded Ms. Campbell with an honorary degree, and she spoke at their convocation. During her address she encouraged graduates to exercise their democratic rights such as voting in order in order to preserve and protect the right to question and investigate. --rights which were necessary for their studies and are not available in some other countries. She spoke of her work with the World Movement for Democracy, members of which who are risking their lives for such rights.  Photo: Richard Siemens - UofA
Edmonton, Canada. Former Prime Minister Kim Campbell at announcement of her appointment as founding principal of the new Peter Lougheed Leadership College. Ms. Campbell took a few minutes to speak about the college and express how thrilled she was to be embarking on the endeavor.  Photo: Richard Siemens - UofA
Edmonton, Canada. Former Prime Minister Kim Campbell at announcement of her appointment as founding principal of the new Peter Lougheed Leadership College. Ms. Campbell took a few minutes to speak about the college and express how thrilled she was to be embarking on the endeavor.  Photo courtesy of CAHSMUN
Pictured: Alexander Beaumont, CAHSMUN Dep Sec Gen - External with Frmr PM Campbell Vancouver, Canada.
The 10th Canadian High Schools Model United Nation Conference featured a keynote by Frmr PM Campbell. The organization, abbreviated as CAHSMUN, is the largest high school conference of its kind in Western Canada. Organized annually in Vancouver, Canada, CAHSMUN attracts experienced and new Model UN participants from high schools all over Canada. Ms. Campbell spoke about her experiences as a Former Prime Minister of Canada and the role that youth have played in our society, and the impacts that they can make in the future.  Photo courtesy of CAHSMUN Vancouver, Canada.
The 10th Canadian High Schools Model United Nation Conference featured a keynote by Frmr PM Campbell. The organization, abbreviated as CAHSMUN, is the largest high school conference of its kind in Western Canada. Organized annually in Vancouver, Canada, CAHSMUN attracts experienced and new Model UN participants from high schools all over Canada. Ms. Campbell spoke about her experiences as a Former Prime Minister of Canada and the role that youth have played in our society, and the impacts that they can make in the future.  Frmr PM Campbell --a featured speaker at a conference on the occasion of International Women's Day. In her speech Ms. Campbell warned against the fact that "religious fundamentalism is always based on the repression of women" and that "Society cannot be half free... societies need women as political leaders."
WATCH MS. CAMPBELL'S SPEECH HERE.  Frmr PM Campbell --a featured speaker at a conference on the occasion of International Women's Day. In her speech Ms. Campbell warned against the fact that "religious fundamentalism is always based on the repression of women" and that "Society cannot be half free... societies need women as political leaders."
WATCH MS. CAMPBELL'S SPEECH HERE.  Photo courtesy of Ruben Campos
Brookings and the Club de Madrid convened a high-level panel to discuss how social inclusion should fit into the post-2015 development agenda. Panelists (from left to right):
John Podesta, a frmr member of the High-level Panel on the Post-2015 Development Agenda
Santiago Levy, VP for Sectors and Knowledge at the Inter-American Development Bank
and Club of Madrid members
Cassam Uteem, Frmr Pres of Mauritius
Kim Campbell, Frmr PM of Canada
Wim Kok, Frmr PM of the Netherlands
Brookings Senior Fellow Homi Kharas moderated the discussion.  Ms. Campbell with Vancouver City Councillor Raymond Louie at a Vancouver Board of Trade breakfast featuring Prime Minister Stephen Harper.  Photo courtesy of Equal Voice
Member of Parliament Laurin Liu, Ms. Campbell, and Nancy Peckford, Executive Director of Equal Voice. Ottawa, Canada.
Equal Voice, a organization dedicated to electing more women to all levels of political office in Canada, recently honored Kim Campbell on the occasion of the 20th anniversary of her service as prime minister. The event took place at, and in cooperation with, the University of Ottawa. Ms. Campbell spoke about her experiences breaking through barriers and gave insight as to the social science that explained some of the unique challenges she faced. Additionally, co-moderators, Penny Collenette [Adjunct Professor, Faculty of Law, UOttawa and Former Director of Nominations, Prime Minister's Office] and Laurin Liu [Member of Parliament] posed questions as well as shared some of their experiences.  Photo courtesy of Equal Voice Ms. Campbell speaking at the University of Ottawa. Ottawa, Canada. Equal Voice, a organization dedicated to electing more women to all levels of political office in Canada, recently honored Kim Campbell on the occasion of the 20th anniversary of her service as prime minister. The event took place at, and in cooperation with, the University of Ottawa. Campbell spoke about her experiences breaking through barriers and gave insight as to the social science that explained some of the unique challenges she faced. Additionally, co-moderators, Penny Collenette [Adjunct Professor, Faculty of Law, UOttawa and Former Director of Nominations, Prime Minister's Office] and Laurin Liu [Member of Parliament] posed questions as well as shared some of their experiences.  Photo courtesy of Equal Voice
Ms. Campbell, Penny Collenette, Laurin Liu, and Amy Kishek. Ottawa, Canada. Equal Voice, a organization dedicated to electing more women to all levels of political office in Canada, recently honored Kim Campbell on the occasion of the 20th anniversary of her service as prime minister. The event took place at, and in cooperation with, the University of Ottawa. Campbell spoke about her experiences breaking through barriers and gave insight as to the social science that explained some of the unique challenges she faced. Additionally, co-moderators, Penny Collenette [Adjunct Professor, Faculty of Law, UOttawa and Former Director of Nominations, Prime Minister's Office] and Laurin Liu [Member of Parliament] posed questions as well as shared some of their experiences.   Photo courtesy of PIP
Ms. Campbell meeting with some current Parliamentary Interns in Ottawa.   Photo courtesy of PIP
Ms. Campbell at the Parliamentary Internship Programme's Annual Dinner with James Lorimer, President of Lorimer Public Affairs (shaking hands) with Leon Benoit, MP, in the background.  Photo courtesy of PIP
The head table at the Parliamentary Internship Programme's Annual Dinner, which included Ms. Campbell and...
- Honourable Peter Van Loan, MP, Government House Leader (most prominent, closest to camera)
- Mme Hélène Gagnon, VP, Bombardier Aeronautics (second sponsor for the event) (to his left) - Ms. Campbell
- Mr. Bill Downe, President and CEO, BMO Financial Group - Honourable Kellie Leitch, MP, Minister of Labour and Status of Women
- Dr. Ted Hewitt, Executive VP, SSHRC (Platinum sponsor for the Programme)
- Honourable Andrew Scheer, Speaker of the House of Commons
- Ms. Nancy Peckford, Executive Director, Equal Voice (former Intern)
- Ms. Bev Isles, Clerk Assistant, House of Commons
- missing from the photo: Ms. Beth Atchesson, MC for the evening and former Intern. Co-Founder, LEAF   Photo courtesy of Club de Madrid
Ms. Campbell meeting with Beji Caid Essebsi (Nidaa Tunis).
Tunis, Tunisia. Along with fellow Member of the Club de Madrid, Petre Roman [Frmr PM of Romania], Frmr PM Campbell met with Tunisian representatives of the government and the civil society in support of the beginning of Tunisia's participation in the LEND Network. Beginning in 2012, the LEND Network project is aimed to provide peer advice, peer support and capacity building to political leaders and policy makers in Eastern Europe and North Africa.  Photo courtesy of Club de Madrid
Ms. Campbell with colleagues and interlocutors at the LEND meetings in Stockholm.
Ms. Campbell offered an intervention during the Open Discussion on the Role of Judiciary Reform and Transitional Justice in consolidation of Democratic Systems.  Photo courtesy of Club de Madrid
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.  Photo courtesy Club de Madrid
Ms. Campbell meeting with Beji Caid Essebsi (Nidaa Tunis)
Tunis, Tunisia. Along with fellow Member of the Club de Madrid, Petre Roman [Frmr PM of Romania], Frmr PM Campbell met with Tunisian representatives of the government and the civil society in support of the beginning of Tunisia's participation in the LEND Network. Beginning in 2012, the LEND Network project is aimed to provide peer advice, peer support and capacity building to political leaders and policy makers in Eastern Europe and North Africa.  Photo courtesy of Club de Madrid
Ms. Campbell meeting with Rashid el Ghanoushi (Nahdaa Party)
Tunis, Tunisia. Along with fellow Member of the Club de Madrid, Petre Roman [Frmr PM of Romania], Frmr PM Campbell met with Tunisian representatives of the government and the civil society in support of the beginning of Tunisia's participation in the LEND Network. Beginning in 2012, the LEND Network project is aimed to provide peer advice, peer support and capacity building to political leaders and policy makers in Eastern Europe and North Africa.  Photo courtesy of Gov of BC
Right Honourable Kim Campbell was recently invested into the Order of British Columbia by Premier Christy Clark along with eleven other outstanding British Columbians. Ms. Campbell felt so honored to be recognized by her home province, and very much enjoyed the investiture ceremony in the capital city, Victoria, where she was surrounded by family, friends and longtime supporters.  Photo courtesy of Gov of BC
Right Honourable Kim Campbell was recently invested into the Order of British Columbia by Premier Christy Clark. Lieutenant Governor Steven Point said of the award, “As our Province’s highest honour, the Order of British Columbia is our way of acknowledging the outstanding achievements of our citizens. The recipients are an inspiration to all British Columbians.” Ms. Campbell felt so honored to be recognized by her home province, and very much enjoyed the investiture ceremony in the capital city, Victoria, where she was surrounded by family, friends and longtime supporters.  Photo: Associated Press
Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia. US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and Former Prime Minister Campbell participated in the International Women's Leadership Forum convened by the Mongolian Community of Democracies Presidency and the Mongolian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade. The aim of the forum was to develop a common understanding of women's leadership in democratic societies and share best practices with Mongolian women leaders.
The two key themes of the forum were 1) Women, Energy, and Sustainable Economic Development and 2) Expanding Women's Political and Civic Participation.  Photo courtesy of the Zorig Foundation
Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia. Former Prime Minister Campbell was featured in the International Women's Leadership Forum convened by the Mongolian Community of Democracies Presidency and the Mongolian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade. The aim of the forum was to develop a common understanding of women's leadership in democratic societies and share best practices with Mongolian women leaders.
The two key themes of the forum were 1) Women, Energy, and Sustainable Economic Development and 2) Expanding Women's Political and Civic Participation.  Photo courtesy of the Zorig Foundation
Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia. Ms. Campbell participated in the International Women's Leadership Forum convened by the Mongolian Community of Democracies Presidency and the Mongolian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade. The aim of the forum was to develop a common understanding of women's leadership in democratic societies and share best practices with Mongolian women leaders.
The two key themes of the forum were 1) Women, Energy, and Sustainable Economic Development and 2) Expanding Women's Political and Civic Participation.  Photo courtesy of the Zorig Foundation
Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia. The International Women's Leadership Forum was convened by the Mongolian Community of Democracies Presidency and the Mongolian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade. The aim of the forum was to develop a common understanding of women's leadership in democratic societies and share best practices with Mongolian women leaders.
The two key themes of the forum were 1) Women, Energy, and Sustainable Economic Development and 2) Expanding Women's Political and Civic Participation.
Former Prime Minister Campbell moderated the panel (pictured) on Women, Energy, and Sustainable Economic Development and featured panelists:
- Ashidmaa Dashnyam - VP, Investor Relations and Corporate Affairs, Tenger Financial Group
- Jeane Hull - Executive Vice President and Chief Technical Officer, Peabody Energy
- Robin Quarrier – Counsel, Center for Resource Solutions
  Photo courtesy of PPF
Toronto, Canada. Former Prime Minister Campbell was honored alongside her fellow living former prime ministers by the Public Policy Forum.
(As pictured L-R: Brian Mulroney, Joe Clark, John Turner, Kim Campbell, and Paul Martin)
The event marked the 25th Annivesary of the organization and brought together over a thousand leaders from all sectors of Canadian society. (Also honored, but not able to attend was Jean Chretien.)
Visit the Public Policy Forum online to learn more about them and their work.  Photo courtesy of WSJ: Women in the Economy
Palm Beach, USA. Once again this year, Ms. Campbell was pleased to participate as a member of the The Wall Street Journal’s Task Force for Women in the Economy. The task force is comprised of nearly 200 influential CEOs, luminaries and subject-matter experts, both men and women. This year’s conference set out to “create a business-based, data-driven action plan to address an important economic issue: making better use of female talent to promote economic growth and competitiveness in the U.S. and worldwide.”
Ms. Campbell co-chaired the session focused on… The Role of Government - Policy can be a fast tool for change. This group will discuss and prioritize federal government policy initiatives that can eliminate obstacles and uncover opportunities for the advancement of women in the workplace. Moderator: Kim Strassel, Editorial Board Member, The Wall Street Journal Subject Matter Expert: Kay Coles James, President, Gloucester Institute Co-chairs: Kim Campbell, Canada's 19th Prime Minister; Paula Dobriansky, SVP and Global Head of Govt. & Regulatory Affairs, Thomson Reuters; Barbara Kasoff, President and Founder, Women Impacting Public Policy
Check out the Wall Street Journal’s Special Report that was a product of the conference to learn more.  Photo courtesy of WSJ:
Women in the Economy Palm Beach, USA. Once again this year, Ms. Campbell was pleased to participate as a member of the The Wall Street Journal’s Task Force for Women in the Economy. The task force is comprised of nearly 200 influential CEOs, luminaries and subject-matter experts, both men and women. This year’s conference set out to “create a business-based, data-driven action plan to address an important economic issue: making better use of female talent to promote economic growth and competitiveness in the U.S. and worldwide.”
Ms. Campbell co-chaired the session focused on… The Role of Government - Policy can be a fast tool for change. This group will discuss and prioritize federal government policy initiatives that can eliminate obstacles and uncover opportunities for the advancement of women in the workplace. Moderator: Kim Strassel, Editorial Board Member, The Wall Street Journal Subject Matter Expert: Kay Coles James, President, Gloucester Institute Co-chairs: Kim Campbell, Canada's 19th Prime Minister; Paula Dobriansky, SVP and Global Head of Govt. & Regulatory Affairs, Thomson Reuters; Barbara Kasoff, President and Founder, Women Impacting Public Policy
Check out the Wall Street Journal’s Special Report that was a product of the conference to learn more.  Photo courtesy of FEG
The First Kyiv Investment Forum co-organized by Kyiv City State Administration, the Foundation for Effective Governance and a leading international news organization, Financial Times, was held on March 29th, 2012. The Forum established a platform for a dialog between Ukrainian and international businesses and the government as well as present projects developed by local authorities and private companies. In particular, Kyiv Administration showcased the investment projects that encourage the development of modern infrastructure in the capital and meet Kyiv Development Strategy 2025 designed to bring the living standards of Kyiv citizens to European level.
  Photo by Julien Faure
Ms. Campbell was very pleased to be in attendance for the Order of Canada Investiture Ceremony for Mr. Robert Carsen, a renowned director of opera. Learn more about Mr. Carsen on the Governor General's Profile Page for him.
Pictured: Canadian Ambassador Marc Lortie and Ms. Campbell sharing a laugh.  Photo by Julien Faure
Ms. Campbell was very pleased to be in attendance for the Order of Canada Investiture Ceremony for Mr. Robert Carsen, a renowned director of opera. Learn more about Mr. Carsen on the Governor General's Profile Page for him.
Pictured: Mr. Carsen speaking, Ambassador Marc Lortie, and Ms. Campbell.  Photo courtesy of FEG
The Economist partnered with the Foundation for Effective Governance in convening another in the series of Inside Ukraine conferences. Held in London, this conference brought together 150 senior business executives, influential thinkers and major media journalists to consider aspects of doing business in the Ukraine. Here, Frmr PM Campbell, who serves as the Chair of FEG's International Advisory Board, poses a question to a panelist.  Brussels, Belgium. Frmr PM Campbell testified before a European Parliament Central Asia Committee hearing about a project in Kyrgyzstan in which the Club of Madrid is currently playing a role. The 12-month project is in partnership with the Soros Foundation, Kyrgyzstan and the International Crisis Group. Funded by the European Commission, the “Political Leadership for Democratic Transition in Kyrgyzstan” project includes five missions by Club de Madrid Members to Kyrgyzstan and 3 visits to Brussels to consult and debrief European partners. Ms. Campbell led a mission to Kyrgyzstan in September of 2011.
The importance of a successful and peaceful democratic transition in Kyrgyzstan is essential to stability in the region and the hopes for true democracy to take hold in Central Asia. At the conclusion of this transitional period, Kyrgyzstan will represent the only parliamentary system in a region dominated by strong presidential governments. The country is also at the vanguard of establishing an inclusive multiethnic state in the region, with nearly 35% of the population composed of ethnic minorities. The Club de Madrid is working to support these processes and ensure that all citizens are able to reap the benefits of a responsive, participative democracy.
Learn more about the project in this one pager.  Photo courtesy of the CdM
The Club de Madrid gala held at the New York Public Library on November 9th, 2011, which celebrated the 10th Anniversary of the organization. Here, Frmr PM Campbell is pictured with her friend, Elena Volgin.  The Club de Madrid gala held at the New York Public Library on November 9th, 2011, which celebrated the 10th Anniversary of the organization. Here Club de Madrid Founder, Diego Hidalgo and Frmr PM Campbell share with the audience the beginnings of the founding conference, which took place just after the events of 9/11.  The Club de Madrid gala held at the New York Public Library, which honored Former President Bill Clinton with the Democratic Leadership Award. It recognizes a leader’s commitment to the consolidation of democratic values, human rights and good governance, and the promotion of sustainable, socio-economic development through democratic means, all of which represent the core values of the Club de Madrid.
Here, Frmr President Clinton addresses the audience.   The General Assembly is the highest representative and governing body of the Club de Madrid and is composed of all the former Heads of State and Government of the Club de Madrid and other authorized representatives. The General Assembly meets at least once a year and is responsible for the approval of the organization’s activities according to its objectives, reports prepared by the Secretariat, the incorporation of new members in the Club de Madrid, the designation or ratification of the President, Vice-Presidents, the members of the Board of Directors, the Secretary General, and the approval of the organization’s fundraising strategy, annual budget and accounts.
The Club de Madrid reached a special milestone in 2011: ten years of building democracy that delivers.  Photo courtesy of CIGI
Waterloo, ON. Experts in governance as well as hip hop star K’Naan came together to celebrate the 10th Anniversary of the Centre for International Governance and Innovation (CIGI). To mark the occasion CIGI also convened a conference titled, “Can Think Tanks Make a Difference?” Former Prime Minister Campbell was the lead speaker of the session, “Do Governments Care More About Politics than Policy?” Chrystia Freeland, Editor for Thomson Reuters Digital, moderated the session and other panelists included…
· Mel Cappe, Past President, Institute for Research on Public Policy, Professor, School of Public Policy and Governance, University of Toronto
· Carlo Dade, Former Executive Director of Canadian Foundation for the Americas (FOCAL)
· Lawrence MacDonald, Vice President, Communications and Policy Outreach, Centre for Global Development
· Enrique Mendizabal, Editor of onthinktanks.org and Research Associate at the Overseas Development Institute
CIGI is an independent, non-partisan think tank on international governance. Led by experienced practitioners and distinguished academics, CIGI supports research, forms networks, advances policy debate and generates ideas for multilateral governance improvements. Conducting an active agenda of research, events and publications, CIGI's interdisciplinary work includes collaboration with policy, business and academic communities around the world.  Photo courtesy of CIGI
Waterloo, ON. Experts in governance as well as hip hop star K’Naan came together to celebrate the 10th Anniversary of the Centre for International Governance and Innovation (CIGI). To mark the occasion CIGI also convened a conference titled, “Can Think Tanks Make a Difference?” Former Prime Minister Campbell was the lead speaker of the session, “Do Governments Care More About Politics than Policy?” Chrystia Freeland, Editor for Thomson Reuters Digital, moderated the session and other panelists included…
· Mel Cappe, Past President, Institute for Research on Public Policy, Professor, School of Public Policy and Governance, University of Toronto
· Carlo Dade, Former Executive Director of Canadian Foundation for the Americas (FOCAL)
· Lawrence MacDonald, Vice President, Communications and Policy Outreach, Centre for Global Development
· Enrique Mendizabal, Editor of onthinktanks.org and Research Associate at the Overseas Development Institute
CIGI is an independent, non-partisan think tank on international governance. Led by experienced practitioners and distinguished academics, CIGI supports research, forms networks, advances policy debate and generates ideas for multilateral governance improvements. Conducting an active agenda of research, events and publications, CIGI's interdisciplinary work includes collaboration with policy, business and academic communities around the world.  Photo courtesy of CIGI
Former Prime Minister Campbell gives an interview to CTV's Provincewide at the CIGI conference September 20th, 2011.
Waterloo, ON. Experts in governance as well as hip hop star K’Naan came together to celebrate the 10th Anniversary of the Centre for International Governance and Innovation (CIGI). To mark the occasion CIGI also convened a conference titled, “Can Think Tanks Make a Difference?” Former Prime Minister Campbell was the lead speaker of the session, “Do Governments Care More About Politics than Policy?” Chrystia Freeland, Editor for Thomson Reuters Digital, moderated the session and other panelists included…
· Mel Cappe, Past President, Institute for Research on Public Policy, Professor, School of Public Policy and Governance, University of Toronto
· Carlo Dade, Former Executive Director of Canadian Foundation for the Americas (FOCAL)
· Lawrence MacDonald, Vice President, Communications and Policy Outreach, Centre for Global Development
· Enrique Mendizabal, Editor of onthinktanks.org and Research Associate at the Overseas Development Institute
CIGI is an independent, non-partisan think tank on international governance. Led by experienced practitioners and distinguished academics, CIGI supports research, forms networks, advances policy debate and generates ideas for multilateral governance improvements. Conducting an active agenda of research, events and publications, CIGI's interdisciplinary work includes collaboration with policy, business and academic communities around the world.  Photo courtesy of Club de Madrid
Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan. Former Prime Minister Kim Campbell delivered a lecture on "The Role of Political Leader in Promoting Change." Ms Campbell spoke from her own experience as a political leader who made a great contribution to social change in Canada. In this public lecture, she emphasized that political leadership is essential for achieving change against cultural prejudice and neglect of the vulnerable. Women political leadership has been essential in bringing about the dramatic shift in Western democracies in regard to the position of the women in society and resulted in greater protection against male violence and structural discrimination, as well as in a radically changed public discourse on gender.
This event was part of the mission lead by Former Prime Minister Campbell to the Kyrgyz Republic sent by the Club de Madrid. Promoted during the mission were the principles of participatory democracy, credible election, respect for human rights culture, and the strengthening of governance institutions for further consolidation of democracy.  Photo courtesy of the Club de Madrid
Former Prime Minister Campbell with lecture attendees.
Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan. Former Prime Minister Kim Campbell delivered a lecture on "The Role of Political Leader in Promoting Change." Ms Campbell spoke from her own experience as a political leader who made a great contribution to social change in Canada. In this public lecture, she emphasized that political leadership is essential for achieving change against cultural prejudice and neglect of the vulnerable. Women political leadership has been essential in bringing about the dramatic shift in Western democracies in regard to the position of the women in society and resulted in greater protection against male violence and structural discrimination, as well as in a radically changed public discourse on gender.
This event was part of the mission lead by Former Prime Minister Campbell to the Kyrgyz Republic sent by the Club de Madrid. Promoted during the mission were the principles of participatory democracy, credible election, respect for human rights culture, and the strengthening of governance institutions for further consolidation of democracy.  Photo courtesy of Club de Madrid
Former Prime Minister Campbell meeting with Mr. Chynybay Tursunbekov - Leader of Jogorku Kenesh SDPK parliament - Social Democrats.
Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan. With the objective of supporting peaceful and just transitional political processes in the run up to the October 30th Presidential elections, the Club de Madrid sent a mission lead by Former Prime Minister Campbell to the Kyrgyz Republic. Promoted during the mission were the principles of participatory democracy, credible election, respect for human rights culture, and the strengthening of governance institutions for further consolidation of democracy.  Photo courtesy of Club de Madrid
Former Prime Minister Campbell meeting with Women Parliamentary Forum at Kyrgyzstan Jogorku Kenesh.
Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan. With the objective of supporting peaceful and just transitional political processes in the run up to the October 30th Presidential elections, the Club de Madrid sent a mission lead by Former Prime Minister Campbell to the Kyrgyz Republic. Promoted during the mission were the principles of participatory democracy, credible election, respect for human rights culture, and the strengthening of governance institutions for further consolidation of democracy.  Photo courtesy of Club de Madrid
Former Prime Minsiter Campbell meeting with Politcal Party Leaders.
Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan. With the objective of supporting peaceful and just transitional political processes in the run up to the October 30th Presidential elections, the Club de Madrid sent a mission lead by Former Prime Minister Campbell to the Kyrgyz Republic. Promoted during the mission were the principles of participatory democracy, credible election, respect for human rights culture, and the strengthening of governance institutions for further consolidation of democracy.  Photo courtesy of Club de Madrid
Former Prime Minister Campbell with fellow Club of Madrid Members at the Elysée Palace just before their meeting with President of France, Nicolas Sarkozy.
The CdM Members were in Paris to present recommendations in preparation of the Cannes G20 Summit. The three themes that were analyzed were:
i) Food security
ii) Innovative financing for development
iii) Energy
CLICK HERE to learn more about this Club de Madrid's project.  Photos from KC travels...
"Here I am at the Ministerial Meeting of the Community of Democracies in Vilnius, Lithuania, celebrating Canada Day with a group of Canadian Diplomats. I am holding the sign that says 'Dominion of Canada' - a term I haven't heard for a long time!"
Left to Right
Ben Rowswell: currently on Sabbatical at Stanford University, he was presented with one of the Palmer Awards for diplomatic distinction for his support of democratic forces during postings in Iraq and Afghanistan,
Kevin Hamilton: Charge d'Affaires in Lithuania for our Embassy, which is based in Riga, Latvia, to serve the Baltic Republics.
Ines LeMinter: Chair of the Community of Democracies Working Group on Threats to Civil Society,
Amb. Scott Heatherington: serves the three Baltic states.
KC
David Angell: Director General of the International Organizations, Democracy and Human Rights Bureau
in Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Trade, Ottawa.  Photos from KC travels...
"With Laura Kirvelyte of the Lithuanian Ministry of Finance who looked after me during my work with the Community of Democracies and the World Movement of Democracy this week in Vilnius. She is a very bright young public servant- just the kind of person who makes me optimistic about Lithuania's future."
 Hershey Felder, Former PM Campbell, US Amb Fay Hartog-Levin and Daniel Levin the night of the June 23rd, 2011 concert.  Former Prime Minister Campbell with Ambassador James Lambert and his family on the night of the concert in the Hague.  Her Highness Princess Margriet of the Netherlands at the concert event on June 23, 2011 featuring Hershey Felder.  Canadian pianist, actor, playwright, composer, and producer, Hershey Felder, playing the concert in the Hague at the official residence of the Canadian Ambassador to Belgium the evening of June 23, 2011.  On the evening of June 23, 2011, Former Prime Minister Campbell's husband, Hershey Felder, played a concert for a special event hosted at the Canadian Ambassador's residence. Pictured: Alexandra Lambert, Ambassador James Lambert, Former PM Campbell, Ambassador Fay Hartog-Levin, and Daniel Levin.  Photo courtesy of the Embassy of Canada to the Hague.
To my right in the photo is US Ambassador Fay Hartog-Levin.
The Embassy of Canada to the Netherlands convened a luncheon and roundtable discussion featuring the Right Honourable Kim Campbell on Thursday, June 23rd, 2011. The theme of the roundtable was "Gender and Leadership: A Looking-Forward Perspective". Ms. Campbell’s presentation and the discussion afterward focused on how to overcome barriers to the advancement of women in leadership roles.
The guests included persons of influence from Dutch political, government, academic, commercial and cultural milieux. Several Dutch senior officials responsible for gender issues, as well as important women leaders from Dutch government and society attended.  Photo courtesy of the Embassy of Canada to the Hague.
The Hague. The Embassy of Canada to the Netherlands convened a luncheon and roundtable discussion featuring the Right Honourable Kim Campbell on Thursday, June 23rd, 2011. The theme of the roundtable was "Gender and Leadership: A Looking-Forward Perspective". Ms. Campbell’s presentation and the discussion afterward focused on how to overcome barriers to the advancement of women in leadership roles.
The guests included persons of influence from Dutch political, government, academic, commercial and cultural milieux. Several Dutch senior officials responsible for gender issues, as well as important women leaders from Dutch government and society attended.  Photo courtesy of the Embassy of Canada to the Hague.
The Hague. The Embassy of Canada to the Netherlands convened a luncheon and roundtable discussion featuring the Right Honourable Kim Campbell on Thursday, June 23rd, 2011. The theme of the roundtable was "Gender and Leadership: A Looking-Forward Perspective". Ms. Campbell’s presentation and the discussion afterward focused on how to overcome barriers to the advancement of women in leadership roles.
The guests included persons of influence from Dutch political, government, academic, commercial and cultural milieux. Several Dutch senior officials responsible for gender issues, as well as important women leaders from Dutch government and society attended.  On June 2, 2011, Former Prime Minister Campbell was presented with an honorary degree from Trent University in Peterborough, ON.  On June 2, 2011, Former Prime Minister Campbell was presented with an honorary degree from Trent University in Peterborough, ON.  On June 2, 2011, Former Prime Minister Campbell was presented with an honorary degree from Trent University in Peterborough, ON. During her commencement address, Campbell shared her, “Geezer’s Guide to Life.” She advised graduates that, “It is not enough to live history; we should all try in our own way to make it.”
Pictured with her is Libby Burnham, Ms. Campbell's dear friend and former colleague, who presented her with the honorary degree.  Photo courtesy of AUBG
Blagoevgrad, Bulgaria. The American University in Bulgaria celebrated its 17th commencement in the main square. Former Prime Minister Campbell delivered the keynote address calling on the graduates to “embrace the responsibilities of citizenship,” be critical of their leaders, work hard, and live in a way that they would be proud of when they grow old.
About AUBG:
The American University in Bulgaria was established in Blagoevgrad, Bulgaria, on June 24, 1991, through the joint efforts of USAID, the Open Society Institute, and the Bulgarian local and national government. The intent of the founders was establish a University that could educate a new generation of leaders to assist the newly independent Bulgaria develop economically, politically, and socially.
AUBG is a selective, residential, liberal arts university based upon the classic American model. The University offers nine majors and fourteen minors, spanning the traditional core liberal arts programs as well as computer science and business. The current mission of the American University in Bulgaria is “to educate students of outstanding potential in a community of academic excellence, diversity, and respect and to prepare them for democratic and ethical leadership in serving the needs of the region and the world.”  Photo courtesy of AUBG
Blagoevgrad, Bulgaria. The American University in Bulgaria celebrated its 17th commencement in the main square. Former Prime Minister Campbell delivered the keynote address calling on the graduates to “embrace the responsibilities of citizenship,” be critical of their leaders, work hard, and live in a way that they would be proud of when they grow old.
About AUBG:
The American University in Bulgaria was established in Blagoevgrad, Bulgaria, on June 24, 1991, through the joint efforts of USAID, the Open Society Institute, and the Bulgarian local and national government. The intent of the founders was establish a University that could educate a new generation of leaders to assist the newly independent Bulgaria develop economically, politically, and socially.
AUBG is a selective, residential, liberal arts university based upon the classic American model. The University offers nine majors and fourteen minors, spanning the traditional core liberal arts programs as well as computer science and business. The current mission of the American University in Bulgaria is “to educate students of outstanding potential in a community of academic excellence, diversity, and respect and to prepare them for democratic and ethical leadership in serving the needs of the region and the world.”  Photo courtesy of AUBG
Blagoevgrad, Bulgaria. The American University in Bulgaria celebrated its 17th commencement in the main square. Former Prime Minister Campbell delivered the keynote address calling on the graduates to “embrace the responsibilities of citizenship,” be critical of their leaders, work hard, and live in a way that they would be proud of when they grow old.
About AUBG:
The American University in Bulgaria was established in Blagoevgrad, Bulgaria, on June 24, 1991, through the joint efforts of USAID, the Open Society Institute, and the Bulgarian local and national government. The intent of the founders was establish a University that could educate a new generation of leaders to assist the newly independent Bulgaria develop economically, politically, and socially.
AUBG is a selective, residential, liberal arts university based upon the classic American model. The University offers nine majors and fourteen minors, spanning the traditional core liberal arts programs as well as computer science and business. The current mission of the American University in Bulgaria is “to educate students of outstanding potential in a community of academic excellence, diversity, and respect and to prepare them for democratic and ethical leadership in serving the needs of the region and the world.”  Kim Campbell and Laura Liswood of the Council of Women World Leaders met with representatives of the Hope Fellowship, which was established by the National Albanian American Council (NAAC) and is funded by USAID to strengthen the role of women in policy and decision-making in the Balkans. The program operates in Kosovo, empowering women leaders to create collaborative, sustainable, positive change in government, civil society, and business that strengthen the democratic process and promotes prosperity for all peoples in the country. NAAC’s aim is to contribute to the development of the Balkans by offering concrete support in the form of educational opportunities and tools to foster democratic participation.  Kyiv, Ukraine. The Foundation for Effective Governance convened a conference to examine the question of "What is Freedom of Speech?". Kim Campbell, Chair of the International Advisory Board of FEG, moderated the discussion and participants included:
- Ann Cahill - Vice President of the International Press Association
- Cesar Gaviria Trujillo - Former President of Colombia
- Joe Lockhart - former White House Press Secretary [Clinton Administration]
- Anar Mamedkhanov - founder of Day.az portal and member of the Azerbaijan Parliament
- Vladimir Posner - Russian journalist
- Maciej Stasiski - Polish journalist and former editor-in-chief of Gazeta Wyborcza
What is meant by Freedom of speech, what limitations should apply to it and who should decide what those limitations are? Ukraine is yet to answer those questions for itself and decide where it fits. Therefore, in order to initiate a discussion about Freedom of Speech in Ukraine and the responsibilities of the law, the media, the state and politicians to it, FEG brought together a small group of distinguished speakers from countries with different traditions regarding the issue.
Visit the FEG website to learn more about the conference.  Kyiv, Ukraine. The Foundation for Effective Governance convened a conference to examine the question of "What is Freedom of Speech?". Kim Campbell, Chair of the International Advisory Board of FEG, moderated the discussion and participants included:
- Ann Cahill - Vice President of the International Press Association
- Cesar Gaviria Trujillo - Former President of Colombia
- Joe Lockhart - former White House Press Secretary [Clinton Administration]
- Anar Mamedkhanov - founder of Day.az portal and member of the Azerbaijan Parliament
- Vladimir Posner - Russian journalist
- Maciej Stasiski - Polish journalist and former editor-in-chief of Gazeta Wyborcza
What is meant by Freedom of speech, what limitations should apply to it and who should decide what those limitations are? Ukraine is yet to answer those questions for itself and decide where it fits. Therefore, in order to initiate a discussion about Freedom of Speech in Ukraine and the responsibilities of the law, the media, the state and politicians to it, FEG brought together a small group of distinguished speakers from countries with different traditions regarding the issue.
Visit the FEG website to learn more about the conference.  Photo by Martin Dee
Vancouver, BC, Canada. The Rt. Hon. Kim Campbell, University of British Columbia Alumni BA'69, LLB'83, LLD'00, spoke with CBC Journalist and Adjunct Professor Kathryn Gretsinger. Campbell spoke candidly about topics ranging from Women in Politics to the recent WikiLeaks scandal in which more than 250,000 US diplomatic cables were "dumped" into the public domain.  Photo by Martin Dee
Vancouver, BC, Canada. The Rt. Hon. Kim Campbell, University of British Columbia Alumni BA'69, LLB'83, LLD'00, spoke with CBC Journalist and Adjunct Professor Kathryn Gretsinger. Campbell spoke candidly about topics ranging from Women in Politics to the recent WikiLeaks scandal in which more than 250,000 US diplomatic cables were "dumped" into the public domain.  Photo courtesy of Ray Greenwood
Kim Campbell with Diana Barkley and Deirdre Campbell at the Vancouver Women's Forum Anniversary and Holiday celebration.  Photo courtesy of Ray Greenwood
Former Prime Minister Campbell having a wonderful time sharing in the 15th Anniversary of the Vancouver Women's Forum. Extraordinary women!  Photo Courtesy of Carolyn Angus Photography
Ms. Campbell was so pleased to be able to make it back for a visit to Vancouver this year. One of the main reasons was so that she could attend the Vancouver Women's Forum Anniversary celebration on November 29th, 2010.
 Photo courtesy of University of Alberta
University of Alberta Chancellor Linda Hughes, Chair of the U of A Board of Governor Brian Heidecker and President Indira Samarasekera with Former Prime Minister Kim Campbell just before the 2010 Fall Convocation Ceremony where Ms. Campbell was awarded an honorary degree.  Photo courtesy of the Club de Madrid
Former Prime Minister Campbell speaking at the IX Annual General Assembly of the Club of Madrid. Wim Kok, Former Prime Minister of the Netherlands and current President of the Club of Madrid is pictured with Ms. Campbell.   Photo courtesy of YSPS
Yerevan, Armenia. Kim Campbell visited the students of the Yerevan School of Political Studies and delivered a lecture titled "Challenges Facing Political Leaders of the 21st Century." The Yerevan School of Political Studies was officially opened under the auspices of the Council of Europe on 29 June 2005. The aim of the School consists in helping the younger generation of Armenian politicians to broaden their outlook and to promote democratic culture in Armenia. Preparing an experienced, well-trained political stratum ready to build a new democratic state and overcoming past political regimes are main objectives of the Schools of Political Studies. YSPS is a project realizing practical political education and training.
Former Prime Minister Campbell said of her visit, "It has been a great pleasure to meet and speak with the young men and women who will be so important in creating Armenia's future."
Photo courtesy of Margaret Clemons Foundation
Cambridge, MA. The Council of Women World Leaders, of which Frmr PM Campbell is a member, partnered with the Harvard Kennedy School and others to convene a conference titled Closing the Gender Gap: The Business Case for Organizations, Politics and Society at Harvard on October 15-16, 2010. Ms. Campbell spoke during the session on "Political Power and its Benefits."
In order to explore the economic value of gender diversity in organizations, politics and society, the Women and Public Policy Program of Harvard Kennedy School, in collaboration with the Council of Women World Leaders and their knowledge partner, the World Economic Forum, hosted the two-day conference. It brought together a select group of leaders from the academic, private, governmental, and non-profit sectors to explore the economic value of gender diversity in organizations, politics and society.
Click here to visit the live blog of the conference.
 Photo courtesy of ICSR
London, UK. The International Center for the Study of Radicalization [Campbell is a Trustee] hosted the Second Annual Atkin Conference at King’s College London. Over 200 participants attended the event, entitled Palestine in Prospect: Israeli Security, Palestinian Sovereignty, and the Practicalities of Peace, including leading policymakers, academics and experts on the Middle East.
The aim of the conference was to explore the practical realities behind the establishment of a Palestinian state and to expand upon the themes raised by the research of their Atkin Fellows. Frmr PM Campbell chaired the Young Leaders' Blueprint session as well as the closing session during which Professor Manuel Hassassian, Ambassador of the Palestinian people to the UK, made remarks.
Check out the live blogs from the First Morning Panel and the Second Morning Panel to learn more.  Kiev, Ukraine. The Financial Times, in partnership with the Ukrainian Foundation for Effective Governance, convened the Ukraine: Reforms, Competitiveness, Investments conference. The event gathered senior public and private sector decision-makers for a half-day strategic conference. Discussions were focused on the current economic outlook of Ukraine, the Ukrainian government's progress in realizing economic reforms, and unrivalled insight into investment opportunities in the country.
Chaired by Neil Buckley, Eastern Europe Editor, Financial Times, this high-level forum featured contributions from many leading experts on the country, prominent representatives of Ukrainian government, members of Ukrainian and international organizations, as well as public and private sector executives.
Featured topics included:
* Economic reforms to improve Ukraine's business climate
* New investment opportunities in key industries
* The investment attractiveness of Ukraine's regions
Former Prime Minister Campbell, Chair of the International Advisory Board of the Foundation for Effective Governance, wrapped up the conference by presenting closing remarks.  Photo courtesy of the Economist.
London, UK. Former Prime Minister Campbell spoke at the the Emerging Markets Summit: The New Reality, which took place on September 15th - 16th 2010 at The Grand Connaught Rooms in London. Ms. Campbell spoke during the New Markets: EIU Eastern European Briefing, "Steppe right up." Ms. Campbell was able to draw on her experience in the region as Chair of the International Advisory Board of the Foundation for Effective Governance in Kiev, Ukraine.
The Summit provided an unrivalled opportunity for business leaders to gain authoritative analysis into the current climate for operating in high-growth markets, looking at nascent trade opportunities, evolving consumer behaviour and the competitive strategies of emerging multinationals.
Click here to go to the Economist website to view videos of some of the speakers and visit the Economist Conferences to learn more about upcoming events such as the Inside Ukraine: Understanding Investment Risks and Opportunities conference on December 7th, 2010.  Photo courtesy of the Economist.
London, UK. Former Prime Minister Campbell spoke at the the Emerging Markets Summit: The New Reality, which took place on September 15th - 16th 2010 at The Grand Connaught Rooms in London. Ms. Campbell spoke during the New Markets: EIU Eastern European Briefing, "Steppe right up." Ms. Campbell was able to draw on her experience in the region as Chair of the International Advisory Board of the Foundation for Effective Governance in Kiev, Ukraine.
The Summit provided an unrivalled opportunity for business leaders to gain authoritative analysis into the current climate for operating in high-growth markets, looking at nascent trade opportunities, evolving consumer behaviour and the competitive strategies of emerging multinationals.
Click here to go to the Economist website to view videos of some of the speakers and visit the Economist Conferences to learn more about upcoming events such as the Inside Ukraine: Understanding Investment Risks and Opportunities conference on December 7th, 2010.  In Dnepropetrovsk: Sergey Milyutin (head of the information department), Former Prime Minister Campbell, and Nadezhda Podoplelova (Governor deputy - head of the regional administration body). Ms. Campbell was there to participate in a round table discussion: “Raising Dnepropetrovsk Region Economic Competitiveness.” at the Dnepropetrovsk State Regional Administration. It also marked the launch of the Foundation for Effective Governance's project on development of strategy for boosting Dnepropetrovsk Region Competitiveness. The event organizers were the Foundation for Effective Governance of Ukraine and Dnepropetrovsk State Regional Administration.  Ms. Campbell being interviewed by a young Ukrainian journalist in Dnepropetrovsk. She was there to participate in a round table discussion: “Raising Dnepropetrovsk Region Economic Competitiveness.” at the Dnepropetrovsk State Regional Administration. It also marked the launch of the Foundation for Effective Governance's project on development of strategy for boosting Dnepropetrovsk Region Competitiveness. The event organizers were the Foundation for Effective Governance of Ukraine and Dnepropetrovsk State Regional Administration.  Photo courtesy of ICSR
Ms. Campbell at the ICSR Peace and Security Summit in NY in July, 2010. (Also pictured is Tsipi Livni, Leader of the Isreali Opposition.) The summit was held at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel in New York City and brought together over 400 leading policymakers, diplomats, senior officials and experts from across the globe, encouraging them to share their experiences and approaches in a number of working groups and high-level panels.
The Summit explored some of the greatest security challenges of our time, ranging from domestic radicalisation and violent extremism to ongoing conflicts and the struggle for peace in places such as Afghanistan, Somalia, Iraq, and the Middle East.  Ms. Campbell at the ICSR Summit in NY with fellow Canadians (from Public Safety Canada) who are celebrating by wearing the Team Canada Olympic hockey jerseys.  Ms. Campbell with Former First Minister of Northern Ireland and Nobel Peace Prize Laureate, Lord David Trimble at the ICSR Peace and Security Summit in NY. Ms. Campbell introduced him for his speech.   Photo courtesy of Canadian Embassy in Jakarta
Right Honourable Kim Campbell was the host/featured speaker at a discussion on democratic development at the Canadian Embassy in Jakarta, Indonesia on April 15th, 2010. During the discussion Ms. Campbell provided examples of democratic issues and challenges facing other countries around the world, including Canada, which are relevant to the situation in Indonesia. The participants, who represented a wide range of well-known Indonesian civil society and academic institutions, passionately shared their views and opinions on the state of democracy in Indonesia. As a result of the discussion, fresh ideas emerged on ways to overcome challenges and to ensure the continuation of democratic development in Indonesia.
 Photo courtesy of FEG
Kyiv, Ukraine. Kim Campbell helped kick off an event to debate the quality of higher education offered in Ukraine's current system. Campbell chairs the International Advisory Board of the Foundation for Effective Governance, which organized the event with the partnership of British-based Intelligence Squared. The debate “Ukrainian universities are failing their students” was the seventh in a series of public debates in Ukraine carried out in the Oxford Union style and included participants: Vitaly Butenko, Chief Strategy Officer of DTEK and Sergiy Kvyt, President of the National University “Kyiv Mohyla Academy.”
FEG's director, Natalyia Izosimova, explains, “The goal of debates is to arrange an informative and efficient conversation on those issues of Ukraine’s economy development on which we don’t have a clear and simple answer. At the same time the debates are important both for the present and the future of Ukraine.”
Learn more by visiting the FEG website's page about the debate.  Photo courtesy of FEG
Kyiv, Ukraine. Kim Campbell helped kick off an event to debate the quality of higher education offered in Ukraine's current system. Campbell chairs the International Advisory Board of the Foundation for Effective Governance, which organized the event with the partnership of British-based Intelligence Squared. The debate “Ukrainian universities are failing their students” was the seventh in a series of public debates in Ukraine carried out in the Oxford Union style and included participants: Vitaly Butenko, Chief Strategy Officer of DTEK and Sergiy Kvyt, President of the National University “Kyiv Mohyla Academy.”
FEG's director, Natalyia Izosimova, explains, “The goal of debates is to arrange an informative and efficient conversation on those issues of Ukraine’s economy development on which we don’t have a clear and simple answer. At the same time the debates are important both for the present and the future of Ukraine.”
Learn more by visiting the FEG website's page about the debate.  Photo courtesy of NDI
Former Prime Minister Campbell delivering the opening address of the National Democratic Institute's academic conference
“Representation and Responsibility – Getting the Election System Right” on the advantages and disadvantages of open or closed candidate lists in Macedonia’s electoral system.
The conference was aimed at:
- Generating public discussion on specific reforms of Macedonia’s electoral code; and
- Engaging political parties, members of parliament (MPs), academia, non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and others in a wider debate about the positive and negative aspects of open and closed candidate lists.
In her keynote speech Campbell stated, “The objective is not giving a certain proposal, but making people think in the direction of improving the election system and working on finding the appropriate solution for organising the elections.”  Photo courtesy of NDI
Former Prime Minister Campbell speaking at the National Democratic Institute's academic conference
“Representation and Responsibility – Getting the Election System Right” on the advantages and disadvantages of open or closed candidate lists in Macedonia’s electoral system.
The conference was aimed at:
- Generating public discussion on specific reforms of Macedonia’s electoral code; and
- Engaging political parties, members of parliament (MPs), academia, non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and others in a wider debate about the positive and negative aspects of open and closed candidate lists.
 Photo courtesy of NDI
Former Prime Minister Campbell delivering the opening address of the National Democratic Institute's academic conference
“Representation and Responsibility – Getting the Election System Right” on the advantages and disadvantages of open or closed candidate lists in Macedonia’s electoral system. NDI Country Director Chris Henshaw is looking on.
The conference was aimed at:
- Generating public discussion on specific reforms of Macedonia’s electoral code; and
- Engaging political parties, members of parliament (MPs), academia, non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and others in a wider debate about the positive and negative aspects of open and closed candidate lists.
In her keynote speech Campbell stated, “The objective is not giving a certain proposal, but making people think in the direction of improving the election system and working on finding the appropriate solution for organising the elections.”  Frmr US Ambassador to Ukraine William Taylor with Frmr Prime Minister Kim Campbell, who chairs the FEG International Advisory Board at the "Ukraine: Opportunities and Challenges" event in New York on December 8, 2009.
The Financial Times (FT), in partnership with the Foundation for Effective Governance, gathered senior public and private sector decision-makers of the USA and Ukraine for a half-day strategic conference on Ukraine’s economic outlook, its evolving business environment, the key investment opportunities, and the challenges that need to be overcome for those opportunities to be realized.  From left to right: Frmr PM Campbell, who chairs the FEG Int'l Advisory Board, Andrew Swart, a partner at the Monitor Group, Marina Cherenkova, who is the Advisor to the Head of the Donetsk Regional Council, and Oleksiy Skrypnik, CEO of the Eleks Software Company on a panel to discuss the Regional Opportunities at the "Ukraine: Opportunities and Challenges" event in New York on December 8, 2009.
The Financial Times (FT), in partnership with the Foundation for Effective Governance, gathered senior public and private sector decision-makers of the USA and Ukraine for a half-day strategic conference on Ukraine’s economic outlook, its evolving business environment, the key investment opportunities, and the challenges that need to be overcome for those opportunities to be realized.  From left to right: Frmr US Ambassador to Ukraine William Taylor, FEG Managing Director Nataliya Izosimova, Ukrainian Member of Parliament Boris Kolesnikov and Frmr Prime Minister Kim Campbell, who chairs the FEG International Advisory Board at the "Ukraine: Opportunities and Challenges" event in New York on December 8, 2009.
The Financial Times (FT), in partnership with the Foundation for Effective Governance, gathered senior public and private sector decision-makers of the USA and Ukraine for a half-day strategic conference on Ukraine’s economic outlook, its evolving business environment, the key investment opportunities, and the challenges that need to be overcome for those opportunities to be realized.  Right Honourable Kim Campbell speaking at the "Ukraine: Opportunities and Challenges" event in New York on December 8, 2009. The Financial Times (FT), in partnership with the Foundation for Effective Governance, gathered senior public and private sector decision-makers of the USA and Ukraine for a half-day strategic conference on Ukraine’s economic outlook, its evolving business environment, the key investment opportunities, and the challenges that need to be overcome for those opportunities to be realized.  Photo courtesy of BFPE
Former Prime Minister Campbell speaking at a round table in Belgrade on the United Nations Security Council Resolution 1325 on Women, Peace and Security. The event was organized by the Foreign Affairs Committee of the National Assembly of the Republic of Serbia in the partnership with the Belgrade fund for Political Excellence and took place at the National Assembly building.
To learn more about the event, click here.  Photo courtesy of BFPE
The Right Honorable Kim Campbell delivering a lecture on the topic “Right and Wrong Lessons from the Economic Crisis” on behalf of the Belgrade Fund for Political Excellence.
This lecture was a part of a series of debates about policy issues determining international relations on a global level, and was held for a selected audience of MPs and high government officials, party officials and young political leaders, academia, experts and researchers on international affairs, media representatives, BFPE alumni, members of the Core Diplomatique and representatives of international organizations accredited in Serbia.  Photo courtesy of GSI & Michael Collopy
GSI President Jonathan Granoff, Former Prime Minister Campbell, founding member of the Grateful Dead, Bob Weir, Lili Haydn and Amb. Thomas Graham Jr. at the event on November 1, 2009 celebrating the 10th Anniversary of the Global Security Institute.  Photo courtesy of Intelligence Squared
Former Prime Minister Campbell participated in one of the Intelligence Squared debates. Ms. Campbell took the role of one of the speakers against the motion: "Free-market capitalism is so 20th century." The lively debate took place at the Royal Geographical Society in front of a sold-out crowd on October 29th, 2009. Other speakers included Ian Bremmer, Paul Mason, Jean Pisani-Ferry, Vince Campbel MP, Stephen King and the debate was chaired by Rory Bremner.  Photo courtesy of Intelligence Squared
London, UK. Kim Campbell participated in one of the Intelligence Squared debates. Ms. Campbell took the role of one of the speakers against the motion: "Free-market capitalism is so 20th century." The lively debate took place at the Royal Geographical Society in front of a sold-out crowd on October 29th, 2009. Other speakers included Ian Bremmer, Paul Mason, Jean Pisani-Ferry, Vince Campbel MP, Stephen King and the debate was chaired by Rory Bremner.  Photo courtesy of FEG
Moscow, Russia. Former Prime Minister Campbell delivered the closing speech for the conference “Ukraine: Opportunities and Challenges,” which was organized by the Foundation for Effective Governance in cooperation with Russian daily newspaper Vedomosti. The purpose of the conference was to inform the stakeholders in Russia and Ukraine about the agenda of forthcoming Ukrainian economic reforms. The meeting also provided political and business circles of the two countries with a platform for a constructive discussion during which they could clarify their positions and vision, exchange experience, explore different strategies for overcoming the crisis and develop mutually beneficial ways of economic cooperation.
For more information, see the conference follow up document.  Photo courtesy of Club de Madrid
Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. Participants of the Regional Workshop on Women’s Leadership for Peace and Security in the Greater Horn of Africa on Oct 6-9, 2009. Co-chaired by Former Prime Minister Campbell and Former Irish President, Mary Robinson, the inaugural meeting of this 3-year initiative was organised with the UN Economic Commission for Africa and the African Union Commission and the Club de Madrid partners (Strategic Initiative for Women in the Horn of Africa, Isis-WICCE and the Institute for Security Studies).  Photo courtesy of the Club de Madrid
Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. Former Prime Minister Kim Campbell co-chaired the Regional Workshop on Women’s Leadership for Peace and Security in the Greater Horn of Africa on Oct 6-9, 2009. This, the inaugural meeting of a 3-year initiative, was organised with the UN Economic Commission for Africa and the African Union Commission and the Club de Madrid partners (Strategic Initiative for Women in the Horn of Africa, Isis-WICCE and the Institute for Security Studies).
Ms. Campbell is pictured with Mr. Abdoulie Janneh Executive Secretary of the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa.     Susan Davis, Kim Campbell, Mary Robinson, Sakena Yacoobi and Matthieu Ricard at the 2009 Dalai Lama Peace Summit in Vancouver.  Photo courtesy of the Council of Europe
Right Honourable Kim Campbell addresses the Council of Europe's Summer University July 6, 2009.  Photo courtesy of the Council of Europe
Right Honourable Kim Campbell speaks at the Council of Europe's Summer University July 6, 2009.
 Photo courtesy of Italian G8 Presidency.
Ms. Campbell was invited along with other global experts in order to contribute to the new G8 Presidency's agenda.  Photo courtesy of CIISS
On May 25, 2009 Former Prime Minister Campbell addressed the symposium Water Security: China and the World, in Beijing. While visiting she also did high-level meetings with some officials. This photo shows (from left to right) Mrs. Katie Chan Hotung, Vice Chairman of the Michael Eric Bosman Hotung Foundation [a sponsor of the symposium], Right Honourable Kim Campbell, Mr. Sang Guowei, Vice Chairman of the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress, and General Xiong Guangkai, Chairman of the China Institute for International Strategic Studies.  Photo courtesy of CIISS
On May 25, 2009 Former Prime Minister Campbell addressed the symposium Water Security: China and the World, in Beijing. While visiting she also did high-level meetings with some officials. Here Ms. Campbell is pictured with Zhou Shengxian, Minister of the Environment Protection.    Photo courtesy of CIISS
Right Honourable Kim Campbell and General Xiong Guangkai, Chairman of the China Institute for International Strategic Studies, sharing a toast at a luncheon upon the occasion of the CIISS Symposium, Water Security: China and the World.  Photo courtesy of CIISS
On May 25, 2009 Former Prime Minister Campbell delivered the opening address of the symposium Water Security: China and the World, in Beijing.  Photo courtesy of CIISS
On May 25, 2009 Former Prime Minister Campbell addressed the symposium Water Security: China and the World, in Beijing. While visiting she also did high-level meetings with some officials.  Former Prime Minister Campbell meeting Hong Kong's Chief Administrator, Donald Tsang.    Photo courtesy of Association of Women in Finance
Right Honourable Kim Campbell speaking at the AWF PEAK Awards May 14, 2009.  Former Prime Minister Campbell with Acting National Chair of Equal Voice, Donna Dasko, on April 30, 2009. Ms. Campbell was receiving Equal Voice's EVE Award Luncheon at the Canadian Club.  Photo courtesy of Equal Voice
Former Prime Minister Campbell speaking at Equal Voice's EVE Award Luncheon April 30, 2009.  Photo couresy of Equal Voice
Former Prime Minister Campbell with Equal Voice leaders, award recipients and sponsors April 30, 2009.  Photo courtesy of Equal Voice
Former Prime Minister Campbell addresses Equal Voice's EVE Award Luncheon at the Canadian Club April 30, 2009.  Photo courtesy of Bertelsmann Foundation
On Tuesday, March 31, 2009, Former Prime Minister Campbell delivers the speech “Does National Governance Matter? The Role and Relevance of the State in a Globalized World” in Brussels at the Bertelsmann Foundation’s presentation of the first edition of their Sustainable Governance Indicators (SGI). Their foundation developed the SGI as an OECD complementary to the Bertelsmann Transformation Index focusing on the reform requirements and capabilities of consolidated democracies.  Photo courtesy of Bertelsmann Foundation
On Tuesday, March 31, 2009, Former Prime Minister Campbell delivers the speech “Does National Governance Matter? The Role and Relevance of the State in a Globalized World” in Brussels at the Bertelsmann Foundation’s presentation of the first edition of their Sustainable Governance Indicators (SGI). Their foundation developed the SGI as an OECD complementary to the Bertelsmann Transformation Index focusing on the reform requirements and capabilities of consolidated democracies.  Photo courtesy of Paul Couvrette - © www.couvrette-photography.on.ca
Former Prime Ministers: Brian Mulroney, Kim Campbell, Joe Clark, and Paul Martin as judges on CBC's "Canada's Next Great Prime Minister" with 2009 winner Amy Marlene Robichaud.  Photo courtesy of Paul Couvrette - © www.couvrette-photography.on.ca
Former Prime Ministers: Brian Mulroney, Kim Campbell, Joe Clark, and Paul Martin as judges on CBC's "Canada's Next Great Prime Minister."  Photo courtesy of the European Partnership for Democracy
Right Honourable Kim Campbell speaking at a conference on March 9, 2009 examining EU Policy to support democracy.  Photo courtesy of the Bulgarian School of Politics
Right Honourable Kim Campbell speaking at the Bulgarian School of Politics December 8, 2008.  Photo courtesy of the Churchill Society
Rt. Hon. Kim Campbell and interns from the Ontario Legislature Internship Program.  Photo courtesy of the Churchill Society
Right Honourable Kim Campbell with the Honourable Celia Sandys [daughter of Sir Winston Churchill’s eldest daughter Diana and Cabinet Minister Duncan Sandys] at the Churchill Society for the Advancement of Parliamentary Democracy's 25th Anniversary Dinner.  Photo courtesy of the Club de Madrid
Right Honourable Kim Campbell participating in a panel discussion at the Club de Madrid's Annual Conference in Rotterdam November 12-14, 2008.  Photo courtesy of the Korean Government
Former Prime Minister Robert Hawke [Australia] and Former Prime Minister Kim Campbell at the World Leaders Forum in Seoul celebrating the 60th Anniversary of Korea October 30, 2008.  Photo courtesy of the Korean Government
Right Honourable Kim Campbell speaking at the World Leaders Forum in Seoul celebrating the 60th Anniversary of Korea October 30, 2008.  Photo courtesy of the Korean Government
Former Governor General Silvia Cartwright [New Zealand], Former Prime Minister John Major [Britain] and Former Prime Minister Kim Campbell at the World Leaders Forum in Seoul celebrating the 60th Anniversary of Korea October 30, 2008.  Photo courtesy of the Korean Government
Former Prime Minister Kim Campbell greeted by Prime Minister Han Seung-Soo at the opening reception of the World Leaders Forum in Seoul October 30, 2008.  Photo courtesy of the Korean Government
Right Honourable Kim Campbell speaking at the World Leaders Forum in Seoul celebrating the 60th Anniversary of Korea October 30, 2008.  Photo courtesy of the Korean Government
Right Honourable Kim Campbell speaking at the World Leaders Forum in Seoul celebrating the 60th Anniversary of Korea October 30, 2008.  Photo courtesy of the Korean Government
Kim Campbell along with other VIP attendees of the World Leaders Forum in Seoul October 30, 2008.  Photo courtesy of International Women's Forum
Right Honourable Kim Campbell being inducted into the International Women's Forum Hall of Fame October 17, 2008.  Photo courtesy of FEG
Former Prime Minister Campbell and Managing Director Natalia Izosimova hold a press conference to announce the Regional Economic Development Project in Donetsk, Ukraine.  Photo courtesy of the Canadian High Commissioner to Singapore
Rt Hon Kim Campbell with Canadian High Commissioner to Singapore David Sevigny and his wife, Mary Broderick. Ms. Campbell was in Singapore to speak at the Global UBS Philanthropy Forum September 12-14, 2008.  Photo courtesy of the Chicago Public Library
Rt. Hon. Kim Campbell speaking about the "Social Dimension of Climate Change" at the Chicago Public Library on June 10, 2008.  Photo courtesy of University of Alberta - Richard Siemens
Right Honourable Kim Campbell onstage with the Honourable Jim Edwards during her appearance May 5, 2008 in the University of Alberta's Prime Ministers Conversation Series.  Photo courtesy of University of Alberta - Richard Siemens
Right Honourable Kim Campbell onstage during her appearance May 5, 2008 in the University of Alberta's Prime Ministers Conversation Series.  Photo courtesy of the CIISS
Right Honourable Kim Campbell participating in a high-level meeting on the occasion of the China Institute for International Strategic Studies Summit on Health Security, April 3, 2008.  Photo courtesy of CIISS
Right Honourable Kim Campbell meeting with Vice Chair Han Qide in the People's Hall on the occasion of the China Institute for International Strategic Studies Symposium on Health Security April 3, 2008.  Photo courtesy of the World Bank
Former Prime Minister Campbell at the World Bank's Workshop on the Social Dimensions of Climate Change March 5, 2008 in Washington, DC.  Photo courtesy of the World Bank
Former Prime Minister Campbell at the World Bank's Workshop on the Social Dimensions of Climate Change March 5, 2008 in Washington, DC.  Photo courtesy of Foundation for Effective Governance
Right Honourable Kim Campbell speaking at the launch of the [Ukrainian] Foundation for Effective Governance on December 6, 2007.  Photo courtesy of Foundation for Effective Governance
Right Honourable Kim Campbell speaking at the launch of the [Ukrainian] Foundation for Effective Governance on December 6, 2007.  Photo courtesy of the White House Project
Margot Wallstrom, Kim Campbell, Mary Robinson, and Jennifer Shipley at the International Women Leaders Global Security Summit Gala on November 17, 2007. 
Photo courtesy of the White House Project
Actress Geena Davis and Former Prime Minister Campbell at the International Women Leaders Global Security Summit Gala November 17, 2007.
 Photo courtesy of the White House Project
Kim Campbell at the International Women Leaders Global Security Summit, November 15-17, 2007. 
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Council of Women World Leaders Members: Former Pres Mary Robinson [Ireland], Former PM Emily Saidy de Jongh-Elhage [Netherlands Antilles], Former Pres Vaira Vike-Freiberga [Latvia], Former PM Maria Liberia-Peters [Netherlands Antilles], and Former PM Kim Campbell [Canada] at the International Women Leaders Global Security Summit Gala, November 17, 2007.
 Photo courtesy of the White House Project
Former Prime Minsiter Kim Campbell [Canada] and Former President [Ireland] co-hosting the International Women Leaders Global Security Summit, November 15-17, 2007.  Photo courtesy of the White House Project
Council of Women World Leaders Members: Former PM Kim Campbell [Canada], Former Pres Mary Robinson [Ireland], and Former PM Maria Liberia-Peters [Netherlands Antilles] at the International Women Leaders Global Security Summit.  Photo courtesy of the White House Project
Kim Campbell at the International Women Leaders Global Security Summit, November 15-17, 2007.  Photo courtesy of Club de Madrid
Former Prime Minister Kim Campbell [Canada] and Former President Ketumile Masire [Botswana] conduct a press conference during the Club de Madrid Mission to Sierra Leone in May of 2007. Ms. Campbell and Mr. Masire met with local leaders to share experiences and encourage participation of women in government.  Photo Courtesy of Club de Madrid
Global Leadership for Climate Action Members: Former Prime Minister Lionel Jospin [France] and Former Prime Minister Campbell visit during a break at the inaugural meeting of the GLCA May 22-23, 2007 in Madrid.  Photo Courtesy of Club de Madrid
Global Leadership for Climate Action Members: Former Prime Minister Campbell and Ted Turner visit during a break at the inaugural meeting of the GLCA May 22-23, 2007 in Madrid.  Photo courtesy of Club de Madrid
GLCA Members: Former PM Gro Harlem Brundtland [Norway] and Former PM Kim Campbell [Canada] at the inaugural meeting of the GLCA May 22-23, 2007 in Madrid.  Photo courtesy of Shantou University
Right Honourable Kim Campbell speaking at the Shantou Dialogues in Shantou, China December 9, 2006.   Madrid, Spain. Club de Madrid Secretary General Kim Campbell participated in the Bertelsmann Foundation's, "Dialogue and Action" symposium and was a featured speaker in the round table discussion on the topic of Political Leadership. The purpose of the series of forums was to bring together internationally renowned experts each year to discuss matters concerning the Spanish society. "Civic Engagement, Corporate Social Responsibility and Political Leadership" were the central themes of this year's series.  Photo courtesy of the Club de Madrid Foundation Inc.
Rt. Hon. Kim Campbell speaking at the press conference for a workshop convened by the Club de Madrid and the German Council of Foreign Relations titled, "Fighting Terrorism: Upholding Human Rights" on November 17, 2006. Ms. Campbell is holding up a publication from the Club de Madrid that was produced from their International Summit on Democracy, Terrorism and Security.  Kim Campbell and Ernesto Zedillo (Frmr Pres of Mexico and Member of the club of Madrid) participating in the Forum 2000.
It was the 10th Annual Forum 2000 Conference. In 2005, a series was launched that was dedicated to the nature and meaning of the current conflicts that prevent peaceful coexistence of the international community and the 2006 conference continued as a part of that series.
The Forum 2000 was founded in 1996 as a joint initiative of the Czech President Václav Havel, Japanese philanthropist Yohei Sasakawa, and Nobel Peace Prize laureate Elie Wiesel.
The Forum 2000 Conferences and other events organized by the Forum 2000 Foundation are held in Prague, Czech Republic. Since 1997, Forum 2000 has organized eleven annual conferences which have attracted a number of prominent thought leaders, Nobel laureates, former and acting politicians, business leaders and other individuals, whose common denominative is experience with bearing responsibility. H.R.H. Prince Hassan bin Talal, Yohei Sasakawa, Frederik Willem de Klerk, Bill Clinton, Oscar Arias Sánchez, H.H. the Dalai Lama, Hans Küng, Shimon Peres, Mario Soares, Hana Suchocká, Sergey Kovalyov, Jorge Castaneda, Madeleine Albright, and Wole Soyinka are just a few of those who have attended the Forum 2000 events.
Visit Forum 2000 to learn more about the annual conferences and click here to see some of Ms. Campbell's comments during the conference.  Photo courtesy of the Club of Madrid Foundation Inc.
Club de Madrid Members: Joaquim Chissano [Former President of Mozambique], Mary Robinson [Former President of Ireland], Kim Campbell [Former Prime Minister of Canada] and Benjamin Mkapa [Former Presidnet of Tanzania] meeting at the Rockefeller Brothers Fund Pocantico Conference Center to discuss the Club de Madrid Rapid Response Project.  Photo courtesy of Executive Women of New Jersey
On May 4, 2006, Former Prime Minister Campbell delivered a keynote address to the Executive Women of New Jersey. Her remarks were focused on the Culture of Power and the Challenge of Democracies in the Post Cold War World. This photo shows Ms. Campbell speaking with New Jersey Governor Jon Corzine at the event.  Photo courtesy of Executive Women of New Jersey
On May 4, 2006, Former Prime Minister Campbell delivered a keynote address to the Executive Women of New Jersey. Her remarks were focused on the Culture of Power and the Challenge of Democracies in the Post Cold War World.  Photo courtesy of Executive Women of New Jersey
On May 4, 2006, Former Prime Minister Campbell delivered a keynote address to the Executive Women of New Jersey. Her remarks were focused on the Culture of Power and the Challenge of Democracies in the Post Cold War World.  Photo courtesy of the Club de Madrid
Former Prime Minister Kim Campbell, Former President Ricardo Lagos and Former President Fernando Henrique Cardoso at a 2006 Club de Madrid Board of Directors Meeting.  Photo Courtesy of Magna International
Former Prime Ministers: Brian Mulroney, John Turner, Joe Clark, and Kim Campbell serving as judges for the first season of the "Next Great Prime Minister" in 2006.  ©2005 Photo courtesy of Arizona State University
Former Prime Minister Campbell receiving an honorary doctorate in Humane Letters [LHD].  Photo courtesy of the Club de Madrid
Club de Madrid Members, Advisors and Staff at the 2005 Club de Madrid General Assembly and Annual Conference in Prague.  Photo courtesy of the Club de Madrid
Secretary General Kim Campbell at the 2005 Club de Madrid General Assembly and Annual Conference in Prague.  Photo courtesy of Club de Madrid
Former PM and Sec Gen of CdM Kim Campbell, Former Pres Fernando Henrique Cardoso [Brazil], Former Pres Mary Robinson [Ireland], Former Pres Vaclav Havel [Czech Republic] at the 2005 Club de Madrid General Assembly in Prague.  Photo courtesy of Club de Madrid
Former Pres Fernando Henrique Cardoso [Brazil], Former Pres Vaclav Havel [Czech Republic] and Former PM and Sec Gen of CdM Kim Campbell at the 2005 Club de Madrid General Assembly in Prague.  Photo courtesy of the Club de Madrid
Former President Bill Clinton and Former Prime Minister Kim Campbell at the 2005 Club de Madrid General Assembly and Annual Conference in Prague.  Photo courtesy of the Club de Madrid
Former President Bill Clinton, Former Prime Minister Kim Campbell, and Former President Fernando Henrique Cardoso at the 2005 Club de Madrid General Assembly and Annual Conference in Prague.  Photo courtesy of the Club de Madrid
Former President Fernando Henrique Cardoso and Former Prime Minister Kim Campbell at the 2005 Club de Madrid General Assembly and Annual Conference in Prague.  Photo courtesy of the Club de Madrid
Former President Mary Robinson, Former President Fernando Henrique Cardoso and Former Prime Minister Kim Campbell at the 2005 Club de Madrid General Assembly and Annual Conference in Prague.  Photo courtesy of the Club de Madrid
Former Prime Minister Kim Campbell and Former Prime Minister Sadiq Al Mahdi at the 2005 Club de Madrid General Assembly and Annual Conference in Prague.  Kim Campbell participating in the Forum 2000 Conference: "Our Global Co-Existence: Challenges and Hopes for the 21st Century" in Prague. This was to become a series dedicated to the nature and meaning of the current conflicts that prevent peaceful coexistence of the international community.
Click here to see a transcript of some of Ms. Campbell's comments.
The Forum 2000 was founded in 1996 as a joint initiative of the Czech President Václav Havel, Japanese philanthropist Yohei Sasakawa, and Nobel Peace Prize laureate Elie Wiesel.
Click here to learn more about the 2005 conference.  Photo courtesy of the Club de Madrid Foundation Inc.
Former Prime Minister Campbell speaking at the Press Conference in San Francisco June 16, 2005 in commemoration of the 60th Anniversary of the United Nations.  Photo courtesy of Club de Madrid
Club de Madrid Members: Sadiq Al Mahdi [Former PM of Sudan], Antonio Mascarenhas Monteiro [Former Pres of Cape Verde], Joaquim Chissano [Former Pres of Mozambique], Kim Campbell [Former PM of Canada and Secretary General of the Club de Madrid], Ketumile Masire [Former Pres of Botswana], and Petre Roman [Former PM of Romania] attending the inaugural symposium of the African Statesmen Inititiative in Bamako, Mali June 5-8, 2005.  Photo courtesy of the Community of Democracies
Rt. Hon. Kim Campbell speaking at the the 3rd Ministerial meeting of the Community of Democracies held in Santiago, Chile April 28-30, 2005  Photo courtesy of the Club de Madrid
Community of Democracies Summit in Santiago, Chile April, 2005.
Members of the Club of Madrid from Left to Right:
Eduardo Frei Ruiz-Tagle - Pres of Chile (who would go on to become Pres of Club de Madrid immediately after leaving office)
Andrés Pastrana - Fmr Pres of Colombia
Kim Campbell - Fmr PM of Canada and Secretary General of CdM 2004-2006
Ricardo Lagos - Fmr Pres of Chile and Pres of CdM 2006-Present
Jennifer Shipley - Fmr PM of New Zealand
Petre Roman - Fmr PM of Romania
António Guterres - Fmr PM of Portugal and UN High Commissioner for Refugees 2005 - present
 Photo courtesy of Danielle Bock
Alan Cranston Peace Award recipient, Ted Turner, with Mickhail Gorbachev and Kim Campbell April 20, 2005.
Click here to read more.  Photo courtesy of Danielle Bock
Mikhail Gorbachev and Kim Campbell, former Prime Minister of Canada, as she presided over the Alan Cranston Peace Award ceremony honoring Ted Turner on April 20, 2005 at the United Nations in New York City.
Click here to learn more about the event.  Photo courtesy of the Danielle Bock
Alan Cranston Peace Award recipient, Ted Turner, with Mickhail Gorbachev, and Kim Campbell, mark Malloch Brown, Jane Goodall, and Jonathan Granoff April 20, 2005.
Click here to read more.  Photo courtesy of Global Security Institute
Jane Goodall and Kim Campbell New York City 2005.  Photo courtesy of Zayed University
From left to right:
Patricia de Stacy Harrison - Asst Secretary of State for Education and Cultural Affairs, US State Dept
Dr. Gro Harlem Brundtland - Former Prime Minister of Norway, Former Director General of the World Health Organization
Rt. Hon. Kim Campbell - Former PM of Canada and Secretary General of the Club of Madrid
Tipper Gore - Mental Health Policy Advisor to President Bill Clinton
Women as Global Leaders conference sponsored by Zayed University March 14-16, 2005 in Dubai, UAE.  Photo courtesy of Zayed University
Former Prime Minister Campbell with H.E. Sheikh Nahayan Mabarak Al Nahayan, Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research and President of Zayed University at the Women as Global Leaders, which was sponsored by Zayed University March 14-16, 2005 in Dubai, UAE.
 Photo courtesy of Zayed University
Former Prime Minister Campbell speaking at the Women as Global Leaders sponsored by Zayed University March 14-16, 2005 in Dubai, UAE.
 Photo courtesy of Zayed University
Former Prime Minister Campbell speaking at the Women as Global Leaders sponsored by Zayed University March 14-16, 2005 in Dubai, UAE.   Photo courtesy of Club de Madrid
Club de Madrid Secretary General Kim Campbell speaks at the International Summit on Democracy, Terrorism and Security convened March 8-11, 2005 in Madrid, Spain. The summit marked the one year anniversary of the Madrid bombings and succeeded in bringing together hundreds of experts and policy-makers from over 50 countries to examine the causes and democratic responses to terrorism. The result of the summit was the Madrid Agenda.   Photo courtesy of Canadian House of Commons
Former Prime Minsiter Kim Campbell and Speaker of the House Peter Milliken unveil Ms. Campbell's official portrait that now hangs in the House of Commons in the collection of Prime Ministers' portraits.  Photo courtesy of Canadian House of Commons
Right Honourable Kim Campbell speaking at the unveiling of her official portrait in the House of Commons November 30, 2004.  Photo courtesy of Canadian House of Commons
Hershey Felder [Ms. Campbell's husband], Rt. Hon. Kim Campbell, and Speaker Milliken on the occasion of the unveiling of Ms. Campbell's official portrait unveiling November 30, 2004.  Photo courtesy of Canadian House of Commons
Right Honourable Kim Campbell speaking at the unveiling of her official portrait in the House of Commons, November 30, 2004.  Photo courtesy of Canadian House of Commons
Prime Minister Paul Martin congratulations Former Prime Minister Kim Campbell at the unveiling of her official portrait in the House of Commons November 30, 2004.  Photo courtesy of the Clinton Presidential Center
Former Prime Minister Kim Campbell congratulates Former President Bill Clinton at the launch of his Presidential Library in Little Rock, Arkansas on November 18, 2004.  Photo courtesy of the Club de Madrid
Secretary General Kim Campbell moderates a session at the Club de Madrid General Assembly III and Annual Conference in Madrid, Spain in November of 2004.  Photo courtesy of Tom Fitzsimmons
Cambridge, MA - 2004. Panel discussion of Club de Madrid Members convened by the National Demoratic Institute on the occasion of the U.S. Democratic National Convention.
Former Prime Minister Kim Campbell speaking during the panel discussion.  Photo courtesy of Tom Fitzsimmons
Cambridge, MA - 2004. Just before a panel discussion convened by the National Demoratic Institute on the occasion of the US Democratic National Convention. Participants from left to right:
António Guterres - Fmr PM of Portugal and UN High Commissioner for Refugees 2005 – present
Mary Robinson - Fmr Pres of Ireland and Vice Pres of CoM 2004-present
Fernando Henrique Cardoso - Frm Pres of Brazil and Pres of CoM 2003-2006
Madeleine Albright – Frmr US Secretary of State
Jorge Fernando Quiroga - Fmr Pres of Bolivia
Kim Campbell - Fmr PM of Canada and Secretary General of CoM 2004-2006
 Photo courtesy of Tom Fitzsimmons
Cambridge, MA - 2004. Panel discussion of Club de Madrid Members convened by the National Demoratic Institute on the occasion of the US Democratic National Convention. Participants from left to right:
Fernando Henrique Cardoso - Frm Pres of Brazil and Pres of CoM 2003-2006
Kim Campbell - Fmr PM of Canada and Secretary General of CoM 2004-2006
Jorge Fernando Quiroga - Fmr Pres of Bolivia
Mary Robinson - Fmr Pres of Ireland and Vice Pres of CoM 2004-present
António Guterres - Fmr PM of Portugal and UN High Commissioner for Refugees 2005 – present
 Photo courtesy of Tom Fitzsimmons
Cambridge, MA - 2004. Panel discussion of Club de Madrid Members convened by the National Demoratic Institute on the occasion of the US Democratic National Convention.
Former Prime Minister Kim Campbell with Former President Fernando Henrique Cardoso.
 Photo courtesy of Tom Fitzsimmons
Cambridge, MA - 2004. Panel discussion of Club de Madrid Members convened by the National Demoratic Institute on the occasion of the US Democratic National Convention.
Former Prime Minister Kim Campbell welcomes Club de Madrid Honorary Co-Chair Former President Bill Clinton to the panel.  Photo courtesy of the Club de Madrid
Ghanaian Minister of Trade and Industry Hanna Tetteh and Former Prime Minister Campbell during a Club de Madrid Mission to Ghana. During the visit Ms. Campbell shared her experiences as Prime Minister and Minister of Defence with government leaders.  Photo courtesy of Mount Holyoke College
On May 23, 2004, Former Prime Minister Kim Campbell delivered the commencement speech at Mount Holyoke, a premier research liberal arts college for women, is renowned for its academic rigor and internationalism. In her address, Ms. Campbell explains many of the factors that women still battle against in order to obtain and fulfill roles as leaders in today's world.  Photo courtesy of Salzburg Seminars
  Photo courtesy of Glendon College
Former Prime Minister of Canada, the Right Honourable Kim Campbell, visiting professor at the John F. Kennedy School of Government (Harvard University), delivering the keynote speech "The 21st Century – Where is John Holmes When We Need Him?" at the annual Holmes Lecture at Glendon on March 12th, 2003.  Photo courtesy of Glendon College
Former Prime Minister of Canada, the Right Honourable Kim Campbell, visiting professor at the John F. Kennedy School of Government (Harvard University), delivering the keynote speech "The 21st Century – Where is John Holmes When We Need Him?" at the annual Holmes Lecture at Glendon on March 12th, 2003.  Photo courtesy of the Club de Madrid
Former President Mikhail Gorbachev and Former Prime Minister Kim Campbell in Madrid in 2001 for a conference on Democracy that would inspire the creation of the Club de Madrid.  Photo courtesy of UBC: Photographer Martin Dee
Former Prime Minister Campbell on November 23, 2000 when she received an honorary degree from her alma mater, University of British Columbia.  Photo Courtesy of Council of Women World Leaders
The first Council of Women World Leaders gathering, held at the Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University, 1997.
(from left to right)
Violeta B. De Chamorro: President, Nicaragua, 1990 – 1996
Kazimiera Prunskiene: Prime Minister, Lithuania, 1990 – 1991
Tansu Ciller: Prime Minister, Turkey, 1993 – 1996
Vigdis Finnbogadottir: President, Iceland, 1980 – 1996
Laura Liswood: Secretary General of the Council of Women World Leaders
Hanna Suchocka: Prime Minister, Poland, 1992 - 1993
Pamela Gordon: Premier, Bermuda, 1997 - 1998
Kim Campbell: Prime Minister, Canada 1993
Dame Eugenia Charles: Prime Minister, Dominica 1980 - 1995
Politics Ms. Campbell featured on the cover of Chatelaine Magazine as Women of the Year.  Photo courtesy of Canadian National Archives
Prime Minister Campbell campaigning at Medicine Hat Quality Inn just before the election.  Photo courtesy of Canadian National Archives
Prime Minister Campbell meeting young Canadians at Winnipeg International Inn - Manitoba Rally.  Photo courtesy of Canadian National Archives
Prime Minister Campbell with young supporters at an Empire Club Canadian / Club Luncheon in Toronto.  Photo courtesy of Canadian National Archive
On the campaign trail in October of 1993.  Photo courtesy of Canadian National Archives
Prime Minister Campbell with customs agents at Hamilton Airport who were pleased to be brought under the new Ministry of Public Security that Ms. Campbell had just created by consolidating ministries.  Photo courtesy of Canadian National Archives. Photographer: Ken Ginn.
Prime Minister Campbell during the 1993 federal election.  Photo courtesy of Canadian National Archives
Prime Minsiter Kim Campbell during the national campaign in 1993.  Photo courtesy of Canadian National Archives
Kim Campbell during the 1993 federal election.  Photo courtesy of Canadian National Archives  Photo courtesy of Canadian National Archives
Prime Minister Campbell meeting young Canadians on the campaign trail at a community reception in St. Thomas, Ontario.  Photo courtesy of Canadian National Archives
Prime Minister Campbell is pictured here with her campaign staff and supporters.  Photo courtesy of the Canadian National Archives
Prime Minister Campbell visiting with British Columbia school children in the fall of 1993.  Photo courtesy of the Canadian National Archives
The Kim Campbell campaign bus with campaign staff.  Photo courtesy of Canadian National Archives
Prime Minister Campbell addressing the Canadian Italian Business & Professional Council.  Photo courtesy of Canadian National Archives
Waiting to meet with the Secretary General of the UN in New York in Sept 1993.  Photo courtesy of the Canadian National Archives
Prime Minister Kim Campbell and United Nations Secretary General Boutros Boutros-Ghali.  Photo courtesy of the Canadian National Archives
United Nations Secretary General Boutros Boutros-Ghali and Prime Minister Kim Campbell.  Photo courtesy of Canadian National Archives
Prime Minister Kim Campbell addressing the opening session of the General Assembly at the United Nations in New York.  Photo courtesy of the Canadian National Archives
Prime Minister Kim Campbell addressing the United Nations General Assembly in September of 1993.  Photo courtesy of Canadian National Archives
Prime Minister Campbell meeting with the Canadian Federation of Agriculture in Ontario in the summer of 1993.  Photo courtesy of Canadian National Archives
Prime Minister Campbell meeting with the Alberta Caucus in Calgary.   Photo courtesy of the Canadian National Archives
Prime Minister Kim Campbell and President Bill Clinton.  Photo courtesy of Canadian National Archives
Prime Minister Kim Campbell with Prime Minister Miyazawa Kiichi of Japan.  Photo courtesy of Canadian National Archives
Prime Minister Campbell with President François Mitterrand of France.  Photo courtesy of the Canadian National Archives
Prime Minister Kim Campbell and President Boris Yeltsin [Russia].  Photo courtesy of Canadian National Archives
Prime Minister Campbell at the G7 Summit in Tokyo, Japan.  Photo courtesy of Canadian National Archives
Prime Minister Kim Campbell attending the G7 summit 1993.  Photo courtesy of the Canadian National Archives
Prime Minister Kim Campbell at the G7 Summit in Tokyo, Japan in July of 1993.  Photo courtesy of the Canadian National Archives
Prime Minister Kim Campbell with the EU representative, German Chancellor Helmut Kohl and French President Francois Mitterand at the G7 Summit in Tokyo.  Photo courtesy of Canadian National Archives
Prime Minister Kim Campbell on Canada Day on Parliament Hill 1993.  Photo courtesy of Canadian National Archives
A very special day for Prime Minister Campbell was Canada Day 1993. She started out the day in Newfoundland, on Signal Hill and was presented with the Osler cloth cape that you see her wearing in this photo. Then, she flew to Ottawa for festivities at noon on Parliament Hill, and then went on to end up the day in her home city of Vancouver for a sunset ceremony. You can hear her talk a bit about that day in this video.  Photo courtesy of Canadian National Archives
Prime Minister Campbell with Governor General Ray Hnatyshyn and his wife, Gerda, on Canada Day on Parliament Hill 1993.  Photo courtesy of Canadian National Archives
Prime Minister Kim Campbell speaking on Canada Day on Parliament Hill 1993.  Photo courtesy of Canadian National Archives
Canada Day 1993. Keeping warm in a cape of Grenfell cloth. --a gift from the people of Newfoundland.  Photo courtesy of Canadian National Archives
Canada Day in 1993 on Signal Hill, St. John's Newfoundland.  The leadership convention where Kim Campbell was elected leader of the Progressive Conservative Party on June 13th, 1993.  Photo courtesy of Canadian National Archives
Kim Campbell onstage with other candidates after being elected leader of the Progressive Conservative Party June 13, 1993.  Photo courtesy of Canadian National Archives  Photo courtesy of Canadian National Archives
Minister of National Defence Campbell reviewing troops in the spring of 1993.  Photo courtesy of Canadian National Archives
Kim Campbell during a media scrum during the federal election of 1993.  Photo courtesy of Canadian National Archives
Prime Minister Kim Campbell campaigning during the federal election in the fall of 1993.  Photo courtesy of the Canadian National Archives.
Prime Minister Kim Campbell doing a radio interview in 1993.  Photo courtesy of the Canadian National Archives
Prime Minister Kim Campbell in the House of Commons shortly after winning the leadership campaign.  Photo courtesy of National Archives
Here, Minister of Justice Campbell is pictured with her Vancouver and Ottawa staff.  Photo courtesy of Canadian National Archives
Minister of State & Indian Affairs Kim Campbell is pictured here with her staff around 1989.  Photo courtesy of Canadian National Archives  Photo courtesy of Canadian National Archives  Photo courtesy of the Canadian National Archives  Photo courtesy of the Canadian National Archives
Minister Campbell at a meeting of the Commonwealth Minister of Justices.  Photo courtesy of the Canadian National Archives
New Justice Minister Kim Campbell as part of Brian Mulroney's cabinet in 1990.  Photo courtesy of the Canadian National Archives
Article in the Ottawa Citizen. Photo taken after swearing in as Canada's first female Minister of Justice and Attorney General February 1990.  Photo courtesy of Canadian National Archives
Minister of State for Indian Affairs and Northern Development Kim Campbell signing the Nisga'a Framework Agreement along with Pierre Cadieux and the Nisga'a chiefs.
Childhood Photo courtesy of Canadian National Archives
Little Avril [Kim] Campbell singing "Little Boy Blue" in a local church's Mother Goose pageant. Her first public performance at age four.  Photo courtesy of the Campbell Family
Six year-old Avril [Kim] Campbell with her dog, Koko.  Photo courtesy of Canadian National Archives
Alix and Avril [Kim] Campbell with their father, George Campbell upon his graduation from UBC Law School. Both girls would later go on to obtain degrees there as well... Alix in 1979 and Kim in 1983.  Photo courtesy of CBC
10 year-old Avril [Kim] Campbell on "Junior TV Club."  Photo Courtesy of CBC
Little Avril [Kim] Campbell interviewing Alberta Slim.  Photo courtesy of the Canadian National Archives
Young Avril [Kim] Campbell with her mother.  Photo courtesy of the Canadian National Archives
Kim and Alix Campbell with their father George Campbell.  Photo courtesy of the Canadian National Archives
Young Kim Campbell modeling her new school uniform before leaving for boarding school in 1959.  Photo courtesy of Canadian National Archives
Kim Campbell graduation from Prince of Wales Secondary School in 1964, where she was the first girl to be student council president.  Photo courtesy of the Canadian National Archives
Kim Campbell delivering the valedictory address at her high school graduation.  Photo courtesy of the Canadian National Archives
Kim Campbell delivering the valedictory address at her high school graduation.  Photo courtesy of UBC
Kim Campbell as UBC Frosh President, 1964.  Photo courtesy of Canadian National Archives
Kim Campbell as UBC Student Council Frosh President.  Photo courtesy of Canadian National Archives
April 1972 in Samarkand. Kim Campbell with some local girls during her three months in the USSR during her graduate studies.  Photo courtesy of the Canadian National Archives
Portraits  Photo courtesy of University of British Columbia - Martin Dee photographer  ©Copyright House of Commons
Right Honourable Kim Campbell's official portrait by David Goatley painted in 2004 and now hangs in the House of Commons in Ottawa with all of the portraits of Canadian prime ministers.  Photograph taken by Denise Grant, rights owned by Kim Campbell.  This is a portrait of, at the time, Prime Minister Campbell, done in 1993 by an artist named Joe Average.  Photo courtesy of Barbara Woodley
This photo was taken in 1990 shortly after Campbell received her Queen's Counsel robes and later created a furor when she ran for leadership of the PC Party. The photo is included in Barbara Woodley's book Portraits: Canadian Women in Focus (Doubleday, 1992). Click here to see a video clip of Ms. Campbell recalling the controversy. >>  Photo courtesy of Gerda Neubacher
Austrian-born artist, Gerda Neubacher, painted this portrait of Former Prime Minister Campbell in 2004 as part of her FEMME Portrait Project.
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