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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.)

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.

CBC asks Former Prime Minister Kim Campbell to comment on the Canadian Federal Election in January of 2006.

Gill Deacon interviews the Right Honourable Kim Campbell in promotion of the 2007 Canada's Next Great Prime Minister show.

George Stromboulopoulos of CBC's The Hour interviews the Right Honourable Kim Campbell in promotion of 2007's Canada's Next Great Prime Minister.

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

At the age of 9 years old, little Avril [Kim] Campbell was chosen to be a host of CBC's Junior TV Club.  There she conducted interviews like this one, moderated panel discussions and became comfortable with television and performing in front of a television audience.

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.

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)

In this CBC special series called Ask a Prime Minister, Canadian school children get to ask former prime ministers questions like, "What motivated you to be prime minister?"

In this CBC special series called Ask a Prime Minister, Canadian school children get to ask former prime ministers questions like, "What would you recommend a young person do to prepare to be prime minister?"

In this CBC special series called Ask a Prime Minister, Canadian school children get to ask former prime ministers questions like, "How did you learn about Canadian cultures when you were prime minister?"

In this CBC special series called Ask a Prime Minister, Canadian school children get to ask former prime ministers questions like, "Is there a way to get more females into politics?"

In this CBC special series called Ask a Prime Minister, Canadian school children get to ask former prime ministers questions like, "What was your favorite moment as prime minister?"

In this CBC special series called Ask a Prime Minister, Canadian school children get to ask former prime ministers questions like, "Did you want to be prime minister when you were young?"

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.

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.

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

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, 2003.

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.

CTV's Canada AM team asks Former Prime Minsiter 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.

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.

Andrea Mandel-Campbell of CTV's Business News Network interviews Former Prime Minister Campbell regarding Naissance Capital's Women's Leadership Fund.  As a founding member of the board, Ms. Campbell and Naissance Capital believe that a higher return can be earned and an important social objective can be achieved by investing in companies demonstrating best practices with regard to Gender Diversity. They act as both a ‘beacon’ and a ‘siren’ by investing in firms which understand the need for greater female representation, and by taking an activist stance against those which do not. In this way, they will make a real contribution towards advancing opportunities for women in the workplace.

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.

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.

Kim Campbell joins Former Governor James Gilmore and Bradley Whitford on HBO's Realtime with Bill Maher where they discuss politics and current events.  The original episode aired on May 5, 2006.

Kim Campbell joins Andrew Sullivan and Michael McKean on HBO's Realtime with Bill Maher where they discuss politics and current events.  The original episode aired on May 6, 2005.

Kim Campbell joins Congressman David Drier and Michael Moore on HBO's Realtime with Bill Maher where they discuss politics and current events.  The original episode aired on July 30, 2004.

Kim Campbell joins Congressman David Drier and Michael Moore on HBO's Realtime with Bill Maher where they discuss politics and current events.  In this clip, Kim Campbell weighs in on Ralph Nader's candidacy for President of the United States of America.  The original episode aired on July 30, 2005.

Kim Campbell joins John McWhorter and George Carlin on HBO's Realtime with Bill Maher where they discuss politics and current events.  The original episode aired on March 13, 2004.

Kim Campbell joins John McWhorter and George Carlin on HBO's Realtime with Bill Maher where they discuss politics and current events.  The original episode aired on March 13, 2004.

Kim Campbell participated in one of the Intelligence Squared debates.  Ms. Campbell took the role of one of the speakers AGAINST the motion: "Free-market capitalism is so 20th century."  The lively debate took place at the Royal Geographical Society in front of a sold-out crowd on October 29th, 2009.  Other speakers included Ian Bremmer, Paul Mason, Jean Pisani-Ferry, Vince Cable MP, Stephen King and the debate was chaired by Rory Bremner.

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This tribute video was created by Ganick Communications for the International Women's Forum Gala on October 17, 2008, during which Right Honourable Kim Campbell was inducted into the International Women's Forum Hall of Fame.  Very special thanks to both Ganick Communications and the IWF for use of this video.

As Canada, the United States and Mexico convened a two-day summit, the Jim Lehrer NewsHour brought in Former Canadian Prime Minister Kim Campbell and Former Mexican Foreign Minister Jorge Casteneda to discuss issues related to trade, immigration and border security.  The interview was conducted by Ray Suarez and originally aired on August 20, 2007. 

In this half-hour interview with award-winning Canadian news anchor Peter Mansbridge, Former Prime Minister Kim Campbell talks about what she did after leaving politics and her new role as Secretary General of the Club of Madrid.  The episode originally aired May 7, 2004.

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

In May of 2004, Former Prime Minister Kim Campbell delivered the commencement speech at Mount Holyoke, a premier research liberal arts college for women which is renowned for its academic rigor and internationalism.  In her address, Ms. Campbell explains many of the factors that women still battle against in order to obtain and fulfill roles as leaders in today's world.

In May of 2004, Former Prime Minister Kim Campbell delivered the commencement speech at Mount Holyoke, a premier research liberal arts college for women which is renowned for its academic rigor and internationalism.  In her address, Ms. Campbell explains many of the factors that women still battle against in order to obtain and fulfill roles as leaders in today's world.

Linda Mastalir of Radio Praha interviews Former Prime Minister Campbell in Prague as she attends the 2006 Forum 2000 Conference.  Ms. Campbell discusses democracy promotion and the Club de Madrid.  Click here to see the transcript and visit Radio Praha.

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

Former Prime Minister and Secretary General of the Club de Madrid Kim Campbell delivered a keynote address on Gender and Power at the Shantou Dialogues on December 8, 2006.  The Shantou Dialogues brought together think-tanks from around the world with think-tanks and research institutes in China. At a time when the importance of China is axiomatic, there are still insufficient opportunities for think-tanks and research institutes to share knowledge and experience with their global counterparts. The Shantou Dialogues, which is the first such “think-tank” event to be held within mainland China, aims to provide a crucial forum where dialogue can take place.

Visit the Shantou Dialogues to learn more.

Former Prime Minister and Secretary General of the Club de Madrid Kim Campbell delivered a keynote address at the Shantou Dialogues on December 8, 2006.  The Shantou Dialogues brought together think-tanks from around the world with think-tanks and research institutes in China. At a time when the importance of China is axiomatic, there are still insufficient opportunities for think-tanks and research institutes to share knowledge and experience with their global counterparts. The Shantou Dialogues, which is the first such “think-tank” event to be held within mainland China, aims to provide a crucial forum where dialogue can take place.

Visit the Shantou Dialogues to learn more.

Former Prime Minister and Secretary General of the Club de Madrid Kim Campbell delivered a keynote address at the Shantou Dialogues on December 8, 2006.  The Shantou Dialogues brought together think-tanks from around the world with think-tanks and research institutes in China. At a time when the importance of China is axiomatic, there are still insufficient opportunities for think-tanks and research institutes to share knowledge and experience with their global counterparts. The Shantou Dialogues, which is the first such “think-tank” event to be held within mainland China, aims to provide a crucial forum where dialogue can take place.

Visit the Shantou Dialogues to learn more.

Former Prime Minister and Secretary General of the Club de Madrid Kim Campbell delivered a keynote address at the Shantou Dialogues on December 8, 2006.  The Shantou Dialogues brought together think-tanks from around the world with think-tanks and research institutes in China. At a time when the importance of China is axiomatic, there are still insufficient opportunities for think-tanks and research institutes to share knowledge and experience with their global counterparts. The Shantou Dialogues, which is the first such “think-tank” event to be held within mainland China, aims to provide a crucial forum where dialogue can take place.

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

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.

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.