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On Monday, December 8, 2008, the Bulgarian School of Politics hosted Former Prime Minister Campbell as a special guest lecturer. Ms. Campbell spoke about the challenges facing political leaders of the 21st century and specifically, what skills are essential for an effective leader.  (Note: This file is AUDIO ONLY.)

CTV Newsnet asks for Former Prime Minsiter Campbell's opinions on the US Presidential race on election night, November 4, 2008 as she observes it from Paris, France.

This video was crafted by the International Women's Forum and shown on the occasion of Ms. Campbell's induction into their Hall of Fame. "Each year the International Women’s Forum celebrates the enduring contributions of the world’s top women leaders who are building better tomorrows, setting precedents by their work and example. Over the years, the International Women’s Forum has been privileged to induct into the International Hall of Fame 77 women luminaries."

This tribute video was created by Ganick Communications for the International Women's Forum Gala on October 17, 2008.  Very special thanks to both Ganick Communications and the IWF for use of this video.

Right Honourable Kim Campbell weighs in on the US Presidential race, especially the nomination of Sarah Palin, and discusses sexism in politics.  The interview aired on September 5, 2008.

CTV's Canada AM team asks Former Prime Minsiter Campbell's opinion on the US Presidential race, especially Michelle Obama's speech at the Democratic National Convention in Denver.  The interview originally aired on August 26, 2008.

CBC asks the Right Honourable Kim Campbell about her impressions of the US Presidential campaign as she attends the International Leaders Forum at the Democratic National Convention in Denver.

CTV's Canada AM team asks Former Prime Minsiter Campbell's opinion on the US Presidential race, especially on the impending concession of Hillary Clinton as she bows out of the Democratic primary.

In the past decade, climate change has come to be recognized globally as one of the most serious challenges facing our planet.  In her speech "The Social Dimensions of Climate Change,” Ms. Campbell helps explain the effects of climate change on people, and offers insight into the actions that will be necessary in order to save cultures, lifestyles and lives.

In the past decade, climate change has come to be recognized globally as one of the most serious challenges facing our planet.  In her speech "The Social Dimensions of Climate Change,” Ms. Campbell helps explain the effects of climate change on people, and offers insight into the actions that will be necessary in order to save cultures, lifestyles and lives.

In the past decade, climate change has come to be recognized globally as one of the most serious challenges facing our planet.  In her speech "The Social Dimensions of Climate Change,” Ms. Campbell helps explain the effects of climate change on people, and offers insight into the actions that will be necessary in order to save cultures, lifestyles and lives.

CTV's Canada AM team asks Former Prime Minister Campbell's opinion on the US Presidential race, especially the Democratic Primary in which Hillary Clinton is trying to become the first female president of the United States.

On May 5th, 2009 Ms. Campbell did this interview at Edmonton City TV the afternoon before her appearance in the University of Alberta's Prime Ministers Conversation Series.  In this interview she talks about the university's centenary celebration, Canadian politics and what she's doing now.

On May 5th, 2009 Ms. Campbell did this interview at Edmonton City TV the afternoon before her appearance in the University of Alberta's Prime Ministers Conversation Series.  In this interview she talks about the university's centenary celebration, Canadian politics and what she's doing now.

Kim Campbell was featured on May 5, 2008 in the Prime Ministers Conversation Series at the University of Alberta.  The Office of the President of the university produced the series as the marquee event of their Centenary Celebration in 2008. The series featured Canada’s six former prime ministers engaged in an intimate conversation with well-known facilitator The Honourable Jim Edwards, PC. The broadly defined theme of the conversation series was “Advancing Canada—Changing the World.” The series was co-hosted by The Right Honourable Don Mazankowski, PC, OC, AOE; and The Honourable Anne McLellan, PC.

On April 3, 2008, Right Honourable Kim Campbell opened the China Institute for International Strategic Studies Symposium on Health Security with a keynote speech.

The Social Development Department of the World Bank hosted a workshop on March 5-6, 2008 in order to build a greater understanding of the social implications of climate change. Right Honourable Kim Campbell was invited to address the workshop and share her experience as a leader.

The Social Development Department of the World Bank hosted a workshop on March 5-6, 2008 in order to build a greater understanding of the social implications of climate change. Right Honourable Kim Campbell was invited to address the workshop and share her experience as a leader.