Alliance 21Antonio Sama, Senior Lecturer, Canterbury Christ Church University (United Kingdom) Carta de responsabilidades humanas Charles Léopold Mayer Foundation for the Progress of Humankind Charter of Human Responsibilities Global Ethics Network for Applied Ethics National Organizers Alliance (NOA)
Teaching Guide for Speaking out against Injustice
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One of the critical questions connected to responsibility is to know whether to reveal so-called secret information, through which means, and in what conditions... a current question in these Wikileaks times. Nina Gregg has a guide for us...
What is an individual’s responsibility to speak out against injustice?
See the 100-pageTeaching Guide (downloadable here) that accompanies the film, The Most Dangerous Man in America, about Daniel Ellsberg, who in 1971 leaked documents that told the truth about the Vietnam War.
The film and the teaching guide are ideal sources for students wishing to understand the news around WikiLeaks today. Through the history of Daniel Ellsberg, you can explore the nature of the information revealed by whistleblowers, the risks that they incur, their motivations, and the tactics used to silence them.
The Teaching Guide is made available by the Zinn Education Project
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The Peacemaker Awards are hosted every year by the Oak Ridge Environmental Peace Alliance, which has long been focused on eliminating nuclear weapons. This is more than a local organization with a local mission. Every year people come from all over the world to participate and bear witness in these activities.
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Putting Ethics into Action brought together staff and members of more than twenty advocacy, activist and policy organizations in New Mexico for a full day of conversations, panels and experiential workshops about institutionalizing representation, democratic decision-making, transparency and other hallmarks of ethical practice.
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Reflection on Action Document: Ethics and Responsibility in Community Organizing
by (30 November 2013)This Reflection in Action Document (RAD) offers some limited historical context for understanding social justice organizing in Colombia and the US and summarizes the thinking of action research project participants about the concept of responsibility.
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