The untimely death of Rush Kidder in early March left us all with a deep sense of loss. Rush was an inspirational leader with boundless energy. Yet his vision of a world embracing Ethical Fitness® and Moral Courage™ remains a vision but is not yet a reality. The work that he started must continue through the legacy of the organization he built, the Institute for Global Ethics.
The Institute needs to keep moving forward. Here's why.
Social media are designed in part to make it very simple to share with others what we're doing, where we are, what we're thinking about, and what we like. The popularity of tools such as Facebook and Twitter speaks to how delighted we are with what they make possible. But increasingly we're offered tools, such as social readers, that automate the sharing. Is it right to know what your friends are reading? Is it right to routinely let them know what you're reading?...
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The Institute has been awarded a grant from the Park Foundation to develop a Web-based program on ethical parenting. READ MORE |
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With the support of Institute Ethical Literacy Coach, Don Proffit, faculty members at the School at Church Farm came together last month to examine how they could more consistently model their ethical values to students and to each other in bringing about a culture of integrity at the Pennsylvania school.
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| If you missed the May EFS-Train the Trainer in Portland, don't worry!
We have another session scheduled October 9 -11 in Washington DC. Sign up here |
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