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The Centre for Responsible Leadership is a pioneering organization dedicated to fostering a new paradigm of leadership for our rapidly changing world. We envision a future where leaders across all sectors embody principles of responsibility, accountability, and forward-thinking action.

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The Centre for Responsible Leadership Inaugural Summit at the United Nations

The Centre for Responsible Leadership Inaugural Summit at the United Nations

The Centre for Responsible Leadership convened the first Responsible Leaders Summit on May 1, 2019, at the United Nations Headquarters in New York City. This prestigious event assembled distinguished leaders from diverse sectors including business, finance, religion, politics, media, and environmental advocacy. Through a series of high-level workshops, participants formulated actionable strategies to address critical global challenges. The summit focused on key issues such as civil discourse, economic disparity, environmental sustainability, interfaith cooperation, and gender equality, fostering collaborative solutions for more effective global leadership.

Historic visit to Auschwitz

Historic visit to Auschwitz

The Centre for Responsible Leadership supported a historic interfaith visit to Auschwitz-Birkenau in 2020. Senior Muslim and Jewish leaders came together to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the camp's liberation. This landmark event fostered dialogue and mutual understanding, promoting peace and cooperation between faith communities. The initiative exemplifies the Centre's commitment to building bridges across religious divides.

Uniting Faith and Science Against Addiction

Uniting Faith and Science Against Addiction

The Centre for Responsible Leadership partnered with the Clinton Foundation and Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health to address the overdose crisis. This initiative brings together faith and science leaders to combat addiction stigma and promote effective interventions. Through high-level discussions and collaborative action, the project aims to leverage the unique position of faith leaders in communities to raise awareness, provide support, and advocate for evidence-based solutions.