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A certified Moral Courage Mentor for K-12 schools smiles to camera.
A certified Moral Courage Mentor in higher ed smiles to camera.
A certified Moral Courage Mentor for a public library smiles to camera.
A certified Moral Courage Mentor in higher ed smiles to camera.
Moral Courage Project logo – Teaching Civility, Inclusion, and Reducing Polarization

Professionals, undergrads, and teens: Get certified to teach the skills that unite people in divided times

The Moral Courage® Project certifies adult professionals,

college undergrads, and high school students to model as well as mentor others in collaborative problem-solving —

whether at work, school, home, or beyond.

 

Certified Moral Courage Mentors embody the skills and character

to cultivate "unity without uniformity."

 

HERE’S WHAT PARTICIPANTS SAY ABOUT
THE MORAL COURAGE EXPERIENCE:

An executive with the Society for Human Resource Managment (SHRM) smiles to camera as she endorses the skills Moral Courage for workplaces.

BUSINESS

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Annemarie

Schafer,

VP of Research,

Society for Human Resource Management

“Every day, I use at least one of the skills that Moral Courage has taught me, and I’ve watched my colleagues do the same. In my 30+ years of evaluating behavior change programs, I can honestly say that Moral Courage is the most impactful.”

A certified Moral Courage Mentor in high ed smiles as she endorses the skills of Moral Courage.

HIGHER ED

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Prof. Maria Leonor

Cadena,

Moral Courage Mentor for

Fullerton College

“Being ‘warriors’ for social justice leaves a lot of my students burned out. Moral Courage teaches people how to be healers of ourselves as much as society. I’m excited to help a new generation discover the joy that comes from emotional and mental wellness.”

A certified Moral Courage Mentor in K-12 education smiles as he endorses the skills of Moral Courage.

K12 ED

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Griffin Bush,

Moral Courage Mentor for Crescent School

“Today, after any argument in class, I’m much better at bringing my students together. It actually feels natural to use these skills.”

A certified Moral Courage Mentor and police officer smiles as he endorses the skills of Moral Courage.

NONPROFIT

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Victor Green,

Moral Courage Mentor for  Kalamazoo  Police Dept

“A single skill taught by Moral Courage is working wonders not only to improve dialogue but also to de-escalate intense situations. It has now become a natural practice for me. As a certified Mentor, I truly enjoy teaching other officers through my daily communication.”

A high school teacher and her daughter smile as they endorse the skills of Moral Courage to heal family conflict.

BONUS: FAMILY

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Jessica

Minick,

Moral Courage Mentor  for   Suffern High  School (and awesome mom)

“I became a certified Moral Courage Mentor to help unify my students and coworkers at school. Little did I know how handy these skills would be for teaching my own daughter to negotiate tough conversations at home. In families, disagreement is inevitable. Self-silencing and trauma don’t have to be.”

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