Giving Voice to Values – Africa
Build confidence and competence for values-driven leadership
The GVV Africa Project is an initiative under the Education Collaborative’s ethics and leadership focus area. Led by a team of leaders and professionals within the higher education space, the program shares tools and tactics on how leaders and industry professionals can navigate the dynamics of values conflicts in the workplace.
The Giving Voice to Values Africa course is designed for:
- Corporate leaders and managers
Values-driven leaders looking for a strategic approach to communicating their values and sustaining workplace cultures where employees feel comfortable speaking about values and bringing up issues of concern.
- Higher education leaders and professionals
Educators interested in equipping themselves, staff, faculty, and students, with the skills to support speaking and acting with integrity and sustaining university-wide cultures that encourage speaking about values and bringing up issues of concern.
- Organizational trainers
Ethics and leadership trainers seeking to gain skills for themselves and to train others to strategically and effectively speak up and act in values conflict situations; organizational trainers supporting culture change within large and small organizations.
- Independent learners
Professionals interested in learning how to speak and act effectively in values conflict situations in the workplace.
GVV Africa – Call for Stories and Experiences
The Education Collaborative is
calling for stories and experiences that present a values conflict from universities in The Education Collaborative network
Call for curriculum adaptation-GVV Africa French
The Education Collaborative is looking to engage partners to adapt its current GVV curriculum to the Francophone context and audience.
ENGAGE with the GIVING VOICE TO VALUES-Africa project
To learn more about the program or to sign up for the course, click on the ‘Sign Up’ button below.
To request a Giving Voice to Values train-the-trainer session for your institution. Email gvvafricaadmin@ashesi.edu.gh.
Recent Posts
GVV Africa Project in Numbers
230+
GVV workshop participants
13
African-centred stories teaching skills in ethical action
4
institutions engaged
Project Team
Lead
Rebecca Awuah
Faculty, Ashesi University
Advisor
Dr. Mary Gentile
Creator of GVV, University of Virginia, Darden School of Business
Case Writing Lead
Martina Odonkor
Case Writer
Esther Laryea
Faculty, Ashesi University
Contact education.collaborative@ashesi.edu.gh to learn more.