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Ms. Campbell joins Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton (D-DC); Conservative Commentator Tara Setmayer; and The American Prospect's Ann Friedman commenting Disney's new film "The Princess and the Frog" on this episode of PBS's To the Contrary.

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 Ms. Campbell's experience as Canada's first female prime minister affords her interesting perspective on criticism that US President Obama received from the Black Caucus.  Other panelists on this episode of PBS's To the Contrary are the Heritage Foundation's Genevieve Wood, TheLoop21.com Managing Editor Danielle Belton, and Conservative Commentator Tara Setmayer.

Ms. Campbell comments on why there are not more women on corporate boards, as well as why there should be.  Other panelists on this episode of PBS's To the Contrary are Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton (D-DC); Conservative Commentator Tara Setmayer; and The American Prospect's Ann Friedman.

Participating in one of the renowned Intelligence Squared debates, Ms. Campbell took the role of one of the speakers against the motion: "Free-market capitalism is so 20th century."  The event took place at the Royal Geographical Society in front of a sold-out crowd.  Other speakers included Ian Bremmer, Paul Mason, Jean Pisani-Ferry, Vince Cable MP, Stephen King and the debate was chaired by Rory Bremner.

Intelligence Squared debates aim to raise the level of public discourse on challenging issues and provide a forum for intelligent discussion, grounded in facts and informed by reasoned analysis. 

This clip shows Frmr PM Campbell giving an interview to local press in Addis Ababa, Ethopia when she was there to co-chair, along with Mary Robinson, 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).

This initiative was launched thanks to the support of the Governments of Norway and Germany and takes a strategic approach to harnessing the differences of female leadership at national, personal, professional and cultural levels –tapping a rich melting pot of ideas and activity across multiple skill sets and areas of expertise for transforming conflict.

Workshop activities included intensive training, thematic group work and high-level roundtable discussion to produce specific policy and action recommendations aimed at increasing the presence and impact of women in decision-making and peace processes in the Horn of Africa.

Visit the Club de Madrid's page about the project to learn more.

This video showcases Former Prime Minister Campbell on various different programs in recent years.

Gretchen Kelbaugh felt that governments in the US, UK and Canada do a bad job of representing the views of women, and so inspired by the spirit of her great-aunt, Militant Suffragette Gert Harding, she decided to try to do something about it. Her film, Menocracy, examines a wide variety of issues associated with women and politics. Kelbaugh interviewed Kim Campbell and features her unique experiences and fabulous wit in this fiercely independent film.

Gretchen Kelbaugh felt that governments in the US, UK and Canada do a bad job of representing the views of women, and so inspired by the spirit of her great-aunt, Militant Suffragette Gert Harding, she decided to try to do something about it. Her film, Menocracy, examines a wide variety of issues associated with women and politics. Kelbaugh interviewed Kim Campbell and features her unique experiences and fabulous wit in this fiercely independent film

On April 30, 2009, Equal Voice honored Kim Campbell with the EVE Award in recognition of her achievements in political life.  Equal Voice is a national non-profit comprising women and men who are deeply concerned about Canadian politics and have formed a multi-partisan, non-profit organization devoted to the still-bold idea that more women must be elected to every level of government in Canada. Their mission is to promote the election of more women to all levels of Government and, ultimately, change the face of Canadian politics.

On April 30, 2009, Equal Voice honored Kim Campbell with the EVE Award in recognition of her achievements in political life.  Equal Voice is a national non-profit comprising women and men who are deeply concerned about Canadian politics and have formed a multi-partisan, non-profit organization devoted to the still-bold idea that more women must be elected to every level of government in Canada. Their mission is to promote the election of more women to all levels of Government and, ultimately, change the face of Canadian politics.

On April 30, 2009, Equal Voice honored Kim Campbell with the EVE Award in recognition of her achievements in political life.  Equal Voice is a national non-profit comprising women and men who are deeply concerned about Canadian politics and have formed a multi-partisan, non-profit organization devoted to the still-bold idea that more women must be elected to every level of government in Canada. Their mission is to promote the election of more women to all levels of Government and, ultimately, change the face of Canadian politics.

Right Honourable Kim Campbell interviewed on the Agenda with Steve Paikin April 29, 2009.  Visit the Agenda with Steve Paikin to learn more.

Judges: Former Prime Ministers Campbell, Clark, Martin and Mulroney promoting 2009's Canada's Next Great Prime Minister.

Former Prime Minister Campbell makes an appearance on Q w/ Jian Ghomeshi on CBC Radio and talks about Canada's Next Great Prime Minister and what she's been doing since leaving politics.  (Note: this is AUDIO ONLY)