When the eight-minute film ended, there was complete silence. It lasted for almost as long as the film itself. The youths who had walked two hours to the screening, the church leader, the former administrator of the town, all were moved. It was the launch of The Road Back Home in Eldoret, Kenya on 11 February, 2016. The film depicts the story of Joseph Wainaina, an IDP (Internally Displaced Person), whose home in Eldoret was burnt down, whose uncle was killed, and yet who decided to forgive.

For three days the Kenya I care team in Subukia, moderated the workshop where speakers shared and trained on topics such as Relationships, Personal Values, Nutrition, Health Matters, Vocations, Soul Nurture, Family Life, Life Skills, and Social Responsibility, with exercises that helped participants to gain skills to reflect on in their personal lives.

Watch our new video on Caux and learn more about the 2016 Caux conferences!

We are pleased to announce that applications for Interns and Volunteers of the 2016 Caux Conferences are now open!

The CAUX-IofC Foundation is looking for a communication intern (50%), starting mid- February until mid- June 2016.

The CAUX-IofC Foundation is looking for an External Relations Officer (80%) for the Geneva office.

The CAUX-IofC Foundation is looking for a Caux Training Coordinator (40%) to work closely with the Intern Leadership Programme Coordinator and others in responsible positions at CAUX-IofC.

We are accepting applications for our summer peacebuilding programme in Switzerland. The Caux Scholars Program (CSP) is a one month academic programme that teaches students how to be peacebuilders in every facet of their lives. Application deadline: February 19, 2016.

'I am a leader not a follower', a chant by 14 Participants from South Africa and Zimbabwe who underwent the Change in Progress programme from the 4-15 December 2015, at the Golden Gate camp site, Free State Province, South Africa.

In the South African newsletter find out about the articles on the violenece of todays world, Report of the Change in Progress camp and the story of Wilhelm Verwoerd.