In our corner of the world, school doors have closed for two months and the dog days of summer have begun. Traffic has noticeably decreased in the city. The highways are steady with vehicles and campers heading for points away. Outdoor café patios are overflowing with happy chatter amidst cool beverages. Manitobans seize the summer, perhaps because our winter climate forces life indoors for the Continue Reading →
Here are some articles and items in the news that we’ve come across that are themed to organizational leadership, values and ethics, and non-profits in general.
One of my gifts (or vices as some might say) is to avidly devour a number of news feeds and newsletters to which I subscribe. At the Ethics Centre we’re charged with the responsibility to keep up to date on issues of moral and social import, and that gives me the opportunity to scan a wide variety of sources on a regular basis. On my Continue Reading →
In this Talking it Over series, Dr. James Read, Executive Director of The Salvation Army Ethics Centre in Winnipeg, and Captain Amy Reardon, Editor of Young Salvationist, U.S.A. National Headquarters, dialogue about moral and ethical issues. The current conversation is about ethical distribution of food.
Dear Jim,
I’ll bet you’ve never been to a Weight Watchers meeting, but I’ve been to lots of them. While sitting in Continue Reading →
