Session 1: "Dialogue Among Civilizations: The Role of NGOs." Speakers included Dr. Wally N’Dow; Dr. Sulayman Nyang, Howard University; Dr. Nicholas Kittrie, Eleanor Roosevelt Institute for Justice and Peace; Clovis Maksoud, American University; Prof. Roger Millet, Webforce International; and Dr. J.J. Hurtak, Academy of Future Science. Prof. Albert G. Milbank, professor of international law at Princeton chaired the session.

Session 2: "Olympic Youth Leadership: The Bridge to the Future of Dialogue and Democracy." Mr. Richard Jordan was the moderator. Panelists included: Dr. David Randle, director of WHALE Center; Monica Willard, Pathways to Peace; Dr. Nikos Sioglou, Aristotelion of Italy; Eleni Siamatra, Aristotelion of Greece; and Prof. Ian Hall, Bloomsbury International Society.

Session 3: "Dialogue Among Civilizations: The Role of NGOs." Dr. Cheryl Lau, former Secretary of State, the State of Nevada was the moderator. Panelists included, Amb. Alioune Sene, Geneva; Under Kirdar, former senior advisor to UNDP administrator; Dr. Kathryn Williams, FKRW International; and Dr. Farouk Mawlawi, former chief, DPI/NGO Unit, UN Headquarters.

Session 4: "Democracy, Development and World Peace: Can We Achieve a Workable 21st Century." Panelists included: Mr. Rodney Henderon, director of humanitarian relations, International Space Sciences Organization; D. Funmi Olonisakin, office of the social representative of the secretary general for children in armed conflict; Prof. Hans Peer Duerr, former director, Max Plack Institute of Physics; and Dr. Jean Krasnow, executive director, Academic Council for the UN, Yale University.

Session 5: "Information Technology at the Service of Human Development and World Peace." Mr. Jerry Glenn, executive director, American Council for the United Nations University was the moderator. Speakers included: Joe Firmage, CEO, Project Voyager; Hans Peter Duerr, Max Planck Institute of Physics; and Dr. Shalini Venturelli, associate professor of communication policy, American University.

Session 6: "Towards a New Global Compact for Africa? New Ideas, New Concepts." Amb. Mustapha Tlili, senior fellow, World Policy Institute, New York was the moderator. Panelists included, Ruth Engo, African Action on AIDS; Prof. Ian Hall, Bloomsbury International Society; and Prof. Solo Dowuona-Hammond, New York University.

Session 7: "Science and Spirituality in the New Age: Conflict or Convergence?" The panelists included, D. J.J. Hutak, Academy of Future Science; Gloria Firmage, National Space Sciences Organization; and Audrey Kitagawa, advisor to the special representative of the secretary general on children and armed conflict.

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