Global X-perience
The proverb says, “I can’t understand a man unless I walk a mile in his shoes.”
Participants in our ‘Global X-perience’ programmes don’t simply hear a talk or watch a video about a world in need. They briefly step ‘into the shoes’, through simulation, of those who suffer.
A Day in the Life of a Refugee
In January, we returned to the World Economic Forum with our programme inviting participants to take a few steps...
Global X-perience and the corporate sector
Many companies participate in simulation x-periences in conjunction with their Corporate Social Responsibility and similar programmes...
Global X-perience and educational institutions
Schools and universities are placing increasing emphasis on developing global citizenship. They find experiential learning can engage both head...
Global X-perience and NGOs / community groups
NGOs or other community groups also make bookings for our simulation x-periences. Service groups routinely bring people for the programmes...
Booking information
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How did it all start?
Crossroads’ tenth anniversary came up in 2005 and, in order to commemorate it, we invited corporate and community leaders...