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NETWORKING

Our programs seek to create sustainable, long-term networks that span the Atlantic.  We aim to:

Engage with future leaders from all backgrounds in North America, the UK, and Europe, including those who may take a less-traditional path to influence;
Encourage mobility and internationalism for the exchange of information, ideas and knowledge;
Enrich the discourse surrounding pressing global issues such as climate change by offering a platform for collaboration and debate.
TRANSATLANTIC NETWORK 2020
Tyne Bridges, Newcastle Upon Tyne, Tyne & Wear, England.  Image credit: www.britainonview.com. Transatlantic Network 2020 is a new initative that will engage future leaders from across North America and Europe to work collaboratively to find fresh approaches to critical global issues.
RESEARCHER EXCHANGE PROGRAM
Researcher working on the DRIFT (Directional Recoil Identification From Tracks) dark matter detector.  Credit: James King-holmes / Photo Researchers, Inc. The Researcher Exchange Program (RXP) aims to promote the development of scientific co-operation and contacts between the UK and other countries.
THE MARSHALL SCHOLARSHIP
Marischal College, Aberdeen, Aberdeenshire, Scotland.  Image credit: britainonview/ Natalie Pecht. Learn more about the Marshall Scholarship Program, which allows approximately 40 young Americans to study in the UK each year.
GREENWICH AND THE WORLD ECONOMIC FORUM
Four young people in a circle. Tap into the views that young leaders hold about current global issues, and hear their vision of the future.
PARLIAMENTARY SLAVERY DEBATE
Big Ben and Houses of Parliament at night.  Westminster, London, England.  Image credit: www.britainonview.com.

Young people from around the world recently met with UK politicians in Westminster to discuss the legacy of slavery.  Hear what they had to say.

People walking past Big Ben in Parliament Square, Westminster, London, England.  Image credit: britainonview.com/Sheradon Dublin.
REPORTING THE ELECTIONS

Follow the insights and observations of international journalists as they shadow Scottish and Welsh politicians to learn how devolution works in the UK.

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