You'd think, by now, politicians would get the point. It's not as though South Carolina governor Mark Sanford, who last week admitted to marital infidelity, was breaking new ground. The week before, it was Republican senator John Ensign of Nevada stepping before the microphones to make a similar announcement. Last year it was New York governor Elliot Spitzer and John Edwards. What keeps these dominoes falling? It's not enough to fall back on the usual pat answers....
Concepts, activities and planning to build school cultures of integrity
(Rockland, Maine, USA) The Institute for Global Ethics announces that HarperCollins will publish a second edition of Institute Founder Rushworth M. Kidder’s popular 1995 book, How Good People Make Tough Choices: Resolving the Dilemmas of Ethical Living.
Rockland, Maine (March 10) —The Institute for Global Ethics, a leader in ethics training, today announced the U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) approval of its Ethical Fitness® / Moral Courage™ portfolio of services.
Paula Mirk
On Monday, August 3, 2009, The Institute for Global Ethics will be presenting an Ethical Fitness® Seminar at our Rockland, Maine facility. Email education@globalethics.org to register for this invitation-only seminar.
Paula Mirk
On Tuesday, August 4, 2009, The Institute for Global Ethics will be presenting an Ethical Fitness® Seminar at our Rockland, Maine facility. Email education@globalethics.org to register for this invitation-only seminar.
Rushworth Kidder
On Tuesday, September 15, 2009, the Institute for Global Ethics will be presenting a Moral Courage™ Seminar in Memphis, T.N., USA.