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CC! Week 2008

Join the movement. Change lives.

CHARACTER COUNTS! WEEK is the biggest celebration of character in the world. Join us October 19-25 to connect with others around the globe. We offer free resources for teachers, suggestions for donors, and so much more!
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JI is working with Kroger Corporate

The Josephson Institute is working with members of Kroger’s Corporate staff and its many divisions to provide risk management assessment and leadership training. We’re proud to be of service to these innovative teams.
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JI is training the U.S. Olympic team

Institute president Michael Josephson is training all U.S. Olympic athletes on the importance of sportsmanship and Olympic ideals.
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Get serious about sustainability

Are you teaching climate change? If not, now is the time to start. Find out how in this month's CHARACTER COUNTS! Chronicle.
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Announcing the 2008 calendar for policing seminars

Modern policing takes place in a risk management minefield. Josephson Institute has developed highly focused training courses to help police officers, managers, and administrators manage ethical problems. 
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A truly inspiring keynote speaker is rare

Even rarer is a keynote speaker who can elevate the audience to a new level of commitment and passion.
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Are you eroding trust?

Institute president Michael Josephson is quoted in this list of 10 bad habits.
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Respecting someone you disagree with

“Recently, I expressed admiration and appreciation for the life of Charlton Heston and his dedication to his family, professional excellence, and civic responsibility. It didn’t surprise me that some listeners who opposed Mr. Heston’s conservative politics objected to the tribute and concluded that my good words were influenced by my presumed agreement with his political views.”
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