Initiatives of Change is a diverse network committed to building relationships of trust across the world's divides.
Initiatives of Change International is an NGO in Special Consultative Status with the Economic and Social Council of the United Nations.
'When you see wrong, do something about it, but also consider whether you have some responsibility for it. Fight, but turn the searchlight inwards.' Rajmohan Gandhi, President, IofC-International
School for Changemakers 
A 5-day residential leadership development programme for high-potential young people who want to explore inner and outer dimensions of change. Read more >>
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"How to translate ethics into ethos, into a transforming womb which can bring to birth a civilisation of love? Here in this centre you are building a community which is capable of turning the words, the ethics, the appeals into an ethos which has some power, some pregnancy, some capacity to change." Rt Rev Richard Chartres, Bishop of London in his dedication of 24 Greencoat Place, 15th June 2001 For information on the venue for the regular Greencoat Forums, see our information and map.
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At a time when many in the world are wondering whether friendly relations are possible between those of Muslim and Christian background...
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A number of people associated with IofC have recorded one-minute 'Tole-rant' video clips on www.tole-rants.com. Tole-rants are described as 60 seconds of hope. They are a 'constructive rant': a '60-second heartfelt video about a social problem that points to a solution'. Join Rajmohan Gandhi, Olympic oarsman Sir Stephen Redgrave, author Karen Armstrong and many others to record you rant. The best will win a prize. Others include Hugh Williams, Owen Lean, Robin Williamson, Simon Cohen, Michael Henderson, Mike Smith and many more. Click here to vote for your favourite 'tole-rants'!
