The Political Network for Values, in collaboration with Global Responsibility, has developed a leadership program to prepare for international summits. In this space, numerous young people have the opportunity to attend a comprehensive training and development plan focused on the internal operations and external management of the international organization hosting the summit.

At the first Transatlantic Summit in 2014, held at the United Nations headquarters in New York, the program addressed the structure of the UN, its internal functioning, how to lobby from civil society, and the international impact of its statements. At the 2015 Regional Summit of the Americas in Washington, D.C., the focus was on issues concerning the Organization of American States (OAS) and the Inter-American Court of Human Rights.

In addition to participating in the events and activities, participants also collaborate in the organization and logistical support of the event. They have the chance to listen to and meet with political and academic leaders from over 30 countries, all committed to defending and promoting life, family, marriage, and the freedoms of religion, conscience, and education. This program is designed for young people with political and civic interests, those who want to take responsibility for the future today and aspire to exercise transformative leadership, understood as service. It aims to guide their academic projects and future professional careers towards building the common good in our society from both a local and global perspective.