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The Moral Courage skill set inspires action.

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Dr. Sara Rushing, professor at Montana State University, smiles in this case study about how she become more open-minded and inclusive when she practiced the skills of Moral Courage.

HIGHER ED:

ADVANCING FREE SPEECH AND BELONGING

Dr. Sara Rushing teaches political science at Montana State University. This is how her class got better when she began to practice the Moral Courage skill set.

PUBLIC SERVICE:

DE-ESCALATING POLICE ENCOUNTERS

Victor Green, a deputy chief of police in Michigan, says that using one skill of Moral Courage has worked wonders for him and his officers.

A uniformed Victor Green, deputy police chief in Michigan and certified Moral Courage Mentor for his officers, smiles as he delivers an address.

Natasha Esteves, a high school student and the first Teen Moral Courage Mentor, smiles as she sits outdoors on a sunny day.

K12 ED:

IMPROVING TEEN MENTAL HEALTH

Canadian high school student Natasha Esteves is a certified Moral Courage Mentor. She's showing that teens can be heard — even by old-school parents.

NONPROFIT ORGS:

TURNING HOSTILE LEGISLATORS INTO ALLIES

Civil rights group Equality Utah had to win over skeptical, even antagonistic, politicians. To do it, they opened their Moral Courage toolkit.

Olivia Jaramillo, a Moral Courage Mentor in Utah, smiles to camera.

Jessica Minick, a high school teacher and certified Moral Courage Mentor in New York, smiles to the camera in her home.

FAMILY LIFE:

TEACHING KIDS TO OPEN UP AT HOME

Certified Moral Courage Mentor Jessica Minnick teaches English in New York. She also teaches her daughter to heal conflict at home through the Moral Courage skill set.

BUSINESS:

UNIFYING EMPLOYEES WITH DIFFERENT VIEWS

Progressive Insurance Corp doesn't merely tolerate disagreements; it celebrates them. Its employees are grateful for their culture of Moral Courage.

Progressive Insurance employees pose with Irshad Manji after attending her workshop on building the skills of Moral Courage.

Annabelle Mortensen, a certified Moral Courage Mentor for the Skokie, Illinois Public Library, engages with a patron.

PUBLIC SERVICE:

PRESERVING THE FREEDOM TO READ

Annabelle Mortensen, a librarian in Illinois, once dreaded having to speak with patrons who want certain books banned. Now, as a certified Moral Courage Mentor, she looks forward to conversing — without agreeing.

"In my 30+ years of evaluating behavior change programs, I can honestly say that Moral Courage is the most impactful."

Annemarie Schafer, a VP at the Society for Human Resource Management, smiles next to her endorsement of the Moral Courage skill set for workplaces.

Annemarie Schafer,

Vice-President , Business Intelligence,

Society for Human Resource Management

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