-
Topics
TopicsOur programs create spaces where open-minded leaders can gather for breakthrough conversations on pressing global issues – each aligned to one of the following pillars:Get Involved
-
Events
EventsExplore the variety of events Salzburg Global hosts within Austria and in the rest of the world. Learn more about our programs and what else happens at Schloss Leopoldskron.Upcoming EventsOct 19 - Oct 22, 2026Peace & JusticeThe Collective Action Problem: How Should Democratic Societies Respond to Increasing State Violence without Exacerbating Polarization and Political Violence?Violent Threats to Democratic SystemsOct 21 - Oct 25, 2026Peace & JusticeDemocracy Across the Frontlines: How Can Democracy Movements Collaborate To Build Resilience Across Borders?Democracy Resilience Forum
- Insights
-
Fellowship
FellowshipSince 1947, more than 40,000 people from over 170 countries have participated in Salzburg Global's sessions. Collectively, these alumni are known as Salzburg Global Fellows.
-
About Us
About UsSalzburg Global is an independent, non-profit organization committed to creating spaces that overcome barriers and open up a world of better possibilities.Our Approach
-
Support Us
Support UsYour generosity helps us gather open-minded leaders for breakthrough conversations, while creating space for dialogue that overcomes barriers and opens up a world of better possibilities.
- Donate
Nadine Bloch
Director, BeautifulTrouble.org, FreedomTrainers.net, United States of America
Nadine Bloch is an experienced movement facilitator, strategic nonviolent organizer, activist artist, core team member of FreedomTrainers.net and Training Director of Beautiful Trouble.org. She leverages the potent intersection of arts and culture, and people power. Sample her writings in “Beautiful Trouble: A Toolbox for Revolution”; “Education & Training in Nonviolent Resistance (USIP Special Report); SNAP:An Action Guide to Synergizing Nonviolent Action and Peacebuilding”; and “From Airtable to Zoom: An A-to-Z Guide to Digital Tech and Activism (Toda Policy Brief).” Find her other “Arts of Protest” writings at WagingNonviolence.
Last updated: Sep 28, 2026
